Meadowview Biological Research Station

Table 1: Rare, Endangered and Threatened Plants of southeastern Virginia longleaf pine-pitcher plant ecosystem to be protected and restored at Joseph Pines Preserve
SCIENTIFIC NAME	COMMON NAME	Global Rank	State Rank	State Status	Federal Status
Aletris aurea	Golden colicroot	G5	S1
Cleistes divaricata	Spreading pogonia	G4	S1
Ctenium aromaticum	Toothache grass	G5	S1
Drosera capilaris	Pink sundew	G5	S3
Eriocaulon decangulare	Ten-angle pipewort	G5	S2
Helenium brevifolium	Shortleaf sneezeweed	G3/G4	S2
Lachnocaulon anceps	Bog-buttons	G5	S2
Pinus palustris	Longleaf pine	G5?	S1
Plantanthera blephariglottis var. conspicua	White fringed orchid	G4/G5T3T4	S1
Pseudolycopodiella caroliniana	Slender clubmoss	G5	S1	SH
Rudbeckia heliopsidis	Sun-facing coneflower	G2	S1		SOC
Sabatia campanulata	Slender marsh rose-pink	G5	S2
Sarracenia flava	Yellow pitcher plan	G5?	S1
Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa	Southern purple pitcher plant	G5T3T5	S2
Schwalbea americana	Chaffseed	G2	SH		LE
Tetragonatheca helianthoides	Pineland squarehead	G5	S1
Utricularia juncea	Southern bladderwort	G5	S2
Zigadenus densus	Dense-flowered camas	G5	S1

Table 2: Rare, Endangered and Threatened Animals for which habitat will be restored on Joseph Pines Preserve
SCIENTIFIC NAME	COMMON NAME	Global Rank	State Rank	State Status	Federal Status
Aimophila aestivalis	Bachmans sparrow	G3	S1B	LT
Enneacanthus chaetodon	Black-banded sunfish	G4	S1	LE
Picoides borealis	Red-cockaded woodpecker	G3	S1	LE	LE

Global Rank: G1- Highly globally rare; G2-Globally rare; G3-Very rare and restricted range; G4-Apparently globally secure but may be quite rare in parts of its range; G5-Demonstrably secure globally but quite rare locally particularly at the periphery.

State Rank: S1- Critically Imperiled; S2-Imperiled; S3-Vulnerable; S4-Apparently Secure; S5-Secure.

State Status - E- Endangered; T- Threatened; X- Endangered Extirpated

Federal Status - LT- Threatened, likely to become endangered in the near future