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Magnolia 
 
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Group:
Plants
Area(s) Where Listed As Endangered:
Belize, Bolivia, China, Colombia, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Mexico, Myanmar, Panama, Taiwan


Species/Common Names:
Magnolia amoena
Tienmu Magnolia
Magnolia boliviana
Magnolia calimaensis
Magnolia calophylla
Magnolia cararensis
Magnolia caricifragrans
Magnolia cespedesii
Magnolia colombiana
Magnolia cylindrica
Huangshan Magnolia
Magnolia dealbata
Magnolia delavayi
Magnolia espinalii
Magnolia georgii
Magnolia gilbertoi
Magnolia guatapensis
Magnolia gustavi
Magnolia henaoi
Magnolia hernandezii
Magnolia iltisiana
Magnolia kachirachirai
Magnolia katiorum
Magnolia lenticellatum
Magnolia mahechae
Magnolia minor
Magnolia narinensis
Magnolia omeiensis
Magnolia panamensis
Magnolia phanerophlebia
Magnolia polyhypsophylla
Magnolia rostrata
Beaked Magnolia
Magnolia sambuensis
Magnolia santanderiana
Magnolia sargentiana
Magnolia schiedeana
Magnolia sinensis
Floreplena Magnolia
Magnolia urraoense
Magnolia virolinensis
Magnolia wilsonii
Magnolia wolfii
Magnolia yarumalense
Magnolia yoroconte
Yoroconte Magnolia
Magnolia zenii

Facts Summary:
Magnolia (commonly known as the Magnolia species) is a genus of plants of concern and found in the following area(s): Belize, Bolivia, China, Colombia, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Mexico, Myanmar, Panama, Taiwan.

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Status/Date(s) Listed as Endangered

  Scientific Name Status Listing Date Range
1. Magnolia amoenaVU-IUCN1998China
2. Magnolia bolivianaVU-IUCN1998Bolivia
3. Magnolia calimaensisEN-IUCN1998Colombia
4. Magnolia calophyllaVU-IUCN1998Colombia
5. Magnolia cararensisEN-IUCN1998Colombia
6. Magnolia caricifragransEN-IUCN1998Colombia
7. Magnolia cespedesiiCR-IUCN1998Colombia
8. Magnolia colombianaVU-IUCN1998Colombia
9. Magnolia cylindricaVU-IUCN1998China
10. Magnolia dealbataEN-IUCN1998Mexico
11. Magnolia delavayiEN-IUCN1998China
12. Magnolia espinaliiCR-IUCN1998Colombia
13. Magnolia georgiiEN-IUCN1998Colombia
14. Magnolia gilbertoiEN-IUCN1998Colombia
15. Magnolia guatapensisCR-IUCN1998Colombia
16. Magnolia gustaviVU-IUCN1998India
17. Magnolia henaoiEN-IUCN1998Colombia
18. Magnolia hernandeziiEN-IUCN1998Colombia
19. Magnolia iltisianaVU-IUCN1998Mexico
20. Magnolia kachirachiraiEN-IUCN1998China, Taiwan
21. Magnolia katiorumEN-IUCN1998Colombia
22. Magnolia lenticellatumVU-IUCN1998Colombia
23. Magnolia mahechaeCR-IUCN1998Colombia
24. Magnolia minorEN-IUCN1998Cuba
25. Magnolia narinensisEN-IUCN1998Colombia
26. Magnolia omeiensisCR-IUCN1998China
27. Magnolia panamensisEN-IUCN1998Panama
28. Magnolia phanerophlebiaEN-IUCN1998China
29. Magnolia polyhypsophyllaEN-IUCN1998Colombia
30. Magnolia rostrataVU-IUCN1998China, Myanmar
31. Magnolia sambuensisVU-IUCN1998Colombia, Panama
32. Magnolia santanderianaEN-IUCN1998Colombia
33. Magnolia sargentianaEN-IUCN1998China
34. Magnolia schiedeanaEN-IUCN1998Mexico
35. Magnolia sinensisVU-IUCN1998China
36. Magnolia urraoenseVU-IUCN1998Colombia
37. Magnolia virolinensisVU-IUCN1998Colombia
38. Magnolia wilsoniiEN-IUCN1998China
39. Magnolia wolfiiCR-IUCN1998Colombia
40. Magnolia yarumalenseCR-IUCN1998Colombia
41. Magnolia yoroconteVU-IUCN1998Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico
42. Magnolia zeniiCR-IUCN1998China

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