Sapindaceae

Thinouia scandens Triana & Planch.

LC

EOO:

212.457,813 Km2

AOO:

140,00 Km2

Endêmica do Brasil:

Sim

Detalhes:

Thinouia scandens is known from the Brazilian Atlantic forest (40–1200 m), in gallery forests, semi-deciduous forests, tabuleiro forests and ombropholius forests, Bahia, Espírito Santo, Minas Gerais, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

Avaliação de risco:

Ano de avaliação: 2022
Avaliador: Herison Medeiros
Revisor:
Categoria: LC
Justificativa:

Thinouia scandens possesses a wide EOO of 180,117.85 km² and an AOO of 136.00 km², with many known locations. However, the ombrophilous forest vegetation in southeast Brazil, where the species is found, is subject to continuing decline in area and quality of habitat due to anthropic pressure. Despite this, there are no data on population declines to apply other criteria and several conservation units in Brazil protect the species. Thus, it should be regarded as Least Concern (LC).

Possivelmente extinta? Não

Perfil da espécie:

Ecologia:

Substrato: terrestrial
Forma de vida: liana
Fenologia: perenifolia
Longevidade: perennial
Biomas: Mata Atlântica
Vegetação: Floresta Ombrófila (Floresta Pluvial), Floresta de Terra-Firme
Habitats: 1.6 Subtropical/Tropical Moist Lowland Forest
Clone: no

Reprodução:

Fenologia: flowering (Dec~Apr), fruiting (Jan~Oct)
Síndrome de dispersão: anemochory
Sistema sexual: dioecious