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The Western Australian Herbarium’s collections management system, WAHerb, and DBCA’s taxonomic names application, WACensus, have been set to read-only mode since 1 October 2025. Recent taxonomic changes are not reflected in Florabase, herbarium collections, or in the census. We are hoping to be able to reinstate services around December 15; we will provide an update at that time.

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Displaying records 441–452 of 452 for your search terms: Conservation Code: T
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Solanaceae Juss.
Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 124 (1789)
Grammosolen Haegi
Telopea 2:178 (1981)
Grammosolen odgersii subsp. occidentalis (Haegi) Haegi
Swainsona 33:26 (2020)
Symonanthus Haegi
Telopea 2:175 (1981)
Symonanthus bancroftii (F.Muell.) Haegi
Telopea 2:175 (1981)
Stylidiaceae R.Br.
Prodr.Fl.Nov.Holland. 565 (1810)
Stylidium Sw.
Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] p7, 146. (1805)
Stylidium amabile Wege & Coates
Nuytsia 17:441-443, Fig. 5 (2007)
Stylidium applanatum Wege
Nuytsia 17:417-419, Fig. 1a-b (2007)
Stylidium asymmetricum Wege
Austral.Syst.Bot. 24:379-381,Fig.2 (2011)
Stylidium coroniforme subsp. amblyphyllum Wege
Nuytsia 17:439-441, Fig. 4 (2007)
Stylidium coroniforme F.L.Erickson & J.H.Willis subsp. coroniforme
Stylidium galioides C.A.Gardner
Yellow Mountain Triggerplant J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 27:198 (1942)
Stylidium scintillans Wege
Austral.Syst.Bot. 25:162-164, Figs 1f, 2z & 15 (2012)
Stylidium semaphorum Lowrie & Kenneally
Nuytsia 11(3):362, Fig.5 (1997)
Violaceae Batsch
Tab.Affin.Regni Veg. 57.2:57 (1802)
Pigea Ging.
Mém.Soc.Phys.Genéve 2(1):28, Tab. 2, Fig. 4 (1823)
Pigea cymulosa (C.A.Gardner) P.I.Forst.
Austrobaileya 11:29 (2021)
Xyridaceae C.Agardh
Aphor.Bot. p158 (1823)
Xyris L.
Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] 2:42 (1753)
Xyris exilis Doust & B.J.Conn
Austral.Syst.Bot. 10:228-231,Fig.20 (1997)

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A taxon name that is no longer current will retain its ‘Threatened’, ‘Extinct’, or ‘Extinct in the Wild’ status until a new name has been published in a Biodiversity Conservation Order.