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Knema spp. 
 
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Group:
Plants
Area(s) Where Listed As Endangered:
Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam


Species/Common Names:
Knema alvarezii
Knema austrosiamensis
Knema bengalensis
Knema celebica
Knema communis
Knema conica
Knema emmae
Knema hookerana
Knema kostermansiana
Knema krusemaniana
Knema lamellaria
Knema lampongensis
Knema longepilosa
Knema mamillata
Knema matanensis
Knema minima
Knema mixta
Knema mogeana
Knema muscosa
Knema pachycarpa
Knema pedicellata
Knema pierrei
Knema plumulosa
Knema poilanei
Knema psilantha
Knema retusa
Knema riangensis
Knema ridsdaleana
Knema rufa
Knema saxatilis
Knema sericea
Knema sessiflora
Knema squamulosa
Knema steenisii
Knema stenocarpa
Knema stylosa
Knema subhirtella
Knema tonkinensis
Knema uliginosa
Knema viridis

Facts Summary:
Knema is a genus of plants of concern and found in the following area(s): Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam.

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Copyright Notice: This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Knema".

Status/Date(s) Listed as Endangered

  Scientific Name Status Listing Date Range
1. Knema alvareziiVU-IUCN1998Philippines
2. Knema austrosiamensisVU-IUCN1998Thailand
3. Knema bengalensisVU-IUCN1998Bangladesh
4. Knema celebicaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
5. Knema communisVU-IUCN1998Malaysia, Singapore
6. Knema conicaVU-IUCN1998Thailand
7. Knema emmaeVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia
8. Knema hookeranaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand
9. Knema kostermansianaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia
10. Knema krusemanianaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
11. Knema lamellariaVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
12. Knema lampongensisVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
13. Knema longepilosaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia
14. Knema mamillataVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
15. Knema matanensisVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
16. Knema minimaVU-IUCN1998Brunei Darussalam
17. Knema mixtaVU-IUCN1998Vietnam
18. Knema mogeanaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia
19. Knema muscosaVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
20. Knema pachycarpaVU-IUCN1998Vietnam
21. Knema pedicellataVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
22. Knema pierreiVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
23. Knema plumulosaVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
24. Knema poilaneiVU-IUCN1998Vietnam
25. Knema psilanthaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia
26. Knema retusaVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
27. Knema riangensisVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
28. Knema ridsdaleanaVU-IUCN1998Philippines
29. Knema rufaVU-IUCN1998Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia
30. Knema saxatilisVU-IUCN1998Vietnam
31. Knema sericeaVU-IUCN1998Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia
32. Knema sessifloraVU-IUCN1998Vietnam
33. Knema squamulosaVU-IUCN1998Vietnam
34. Knema steenisiiVU-IUCN1998Indonesia
35. Knema stenocarpaVU-IUCN1998Philippines
36. Knema stylosaVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
37. Knema subhirtellaVU-IUCN1998Malaysia
38. Knema tonkinensisVU-IUCN1998Laos, Vietnam
39. Knema uliginosaVU-IUCN1998Indonesia, Malaysia
40. Knema viridisVU-IUCN1998Malaysia

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