Sentence examples for flora lists from inspiring English sources

After all, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora lists only species that are in real danger of being wiped out (though where the line falls is debateable; political wrangling means that polar bears have failed to find a place on the list).

Hold That Native Flora List!

Orchids cast a spell, not just for being the most complex and exotic wild flowers in our flora list, but also for being so capricious.

By 2006, the flora list contained 411 species, with 107 of these non-native.

Western Australia's Department of Environment and Conservation does not consider it to be rare, and has not included it on their Declared Rare and Priority Flora List.

Over 800 native flora have been identified within the Dryandra Woodland, including 15 that have been declared priority species under the Department of Environment and Conservation's Declared Rare and Priority Flora List.

It has been placed on the Declared Rare and Priority Flora List, where it is classified as a "Priority Four – Rare" taxon; although it is rare, it is not currently threatened by any identifiable factors.

As a species, B. sphaerocarpa is not considered to be under threat, but two of the five varieties, have been placed on the Declared Rare and Priority Flora List.

Because so few populations are known, B. epica has been listed on the Department of Environment and Conservation's Declared Rare and Priority Flora List as "Priority Two – Poorly Known Taxa""; and as 2RC under the ROTAP system (rare but not currently endangered or vulnerable, and having a range less than 100 km).

Updated knowledge about those plants comes mainly from such institutions and reaches the public through published handbooks, called floras, listing and illustrating the species.

It is notable that James Sowerby, the London engraver who printed Bauer's paintings for the published Flora Graeca lists it in his book on colours in 1809 [39].