Proposed changes among non-threatened categories LC, DD and NE in the NT – Plants
Definitions
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Least Concern (LC) | Available data indicate the species does not meet IUCN criteria for listing as threatened; the majority of species. |
| Data Deficient (DD) | Those species for which there is not sufficient data on population size or trend to unambiguously determine the conservation status. |
| Not Evaluated (NE) | Includes vagrants in the NT and species with uncertain taxonomy. |
| Not Assessed (NA) | Includes introduced species, species for which the only NT records are disputed, and species not found within NT jurisdictional boundary (e.g. marine species recorded nearby in Commonwealth waters). |
Summary of proposed changes to listings
Refer to the summary of proposed changes to non-threatened categories in the NT for plants PDF (1.2 MB).
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