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Eckhard Garve Günter Matzke-Hajek Jürgen Adler Walter Bleeker Thomas Breunig Steffen Caspari Franz G. Dunkel Robert Fritsch Günter Gottschlich Thomas Gregor Ralf Hand Michael Hauck Heiko Korsch Lenz Meierott Norbert Meyer Carsten Renker Katrin Romahn Dietmar Schulz Thomas Täuber Ingo Uhlemann Erik Welk Klaus Weyer Arno Wörz Willy Zahlheimer Andreas Zehm Frank Zimmermann Gentle Langezaal Hortus botanicus

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Lycka Kamoen Hortus botanicus

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Barbara Gravendeel Hortus botanicus Scientific director

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user Niels Raes Naturalis Biodiversity Center

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user 2026-04-30 eng This dataset contains the 2018 German Red List of vascular plants, which assesses the extinction risk of native, archaeophytic and recently established non-native (neophytic) plant species in Germany. The assessment uses national Red List criteria and provides a scientifically grounded basis for conservation policy, biodiversity monitoring, and habitat management. It was originally published as: Metzing, D.; Garve, E.; Matzke-Hajek, G.; Adler, J.; Bleeker, W.; Breunig, T.; Caspari, S.; Dunkel, F.G.; Fritsch, R.; Gottschlich, G.; Gregor, T.; Hand, R.; Hauck, M.; Korsch, H.; Meierott, L.; Meyer, N.; Renker, C.; Romahn, K.; Schulz, D.; Täuber, T.; Uhlemann, I.; Welk, E.; Weyer, K. van de; Wörz, A.; Zahlheimer, W.; Zehm, A. & Zimmermann, F. (2018): Rote Liste und Gesamtartenliste der Farn- und Blütenpflanzen (Trachaeophyta) Deutschlands. – In: Metzing, D.; Hofbauer, N.; Ludwig, G. & Matzke-Hajek, G. (Red.): Rote Liste gefährdeter Tiere, Pflanzen und Pilze Deutschlands. Band 7: Pflanzen. – Münster (Landwirtschaftsverlag). – Naturschutz und Biologische Vielfalt 70 (7): 13-358. Checklist GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type_2015-07-10.xml This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) License. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://spdx.org/licenses/CC-BY-4.0.html CC-BY-4.0 Germany 5.845 15.051 55.104 47.264 unknown Eva Alonso Vizcaino Naturalis Biodiversity Center Node manager Additional delegate

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To assess the conservation status, the information available on the population status and population trends of each native species is represented using the following four criteria. Current population status: estimation of the extent of the populations of a species currently established in Germany. Long term population trend: population development in the past 50 to 150 years. There are seven trend classes: very strong decrease (<<<), strong decrease (<<), moderate decrease (<), decline of unknown extend ((v)), stable (=), significant increase (>), and insufficient data (?). Short-term population trend: population development in the past 10 to 25 years. There are similar trend classes as of the long term population trend: very strong decrease (vvv), strong decrease (vv), moderate decrease or decrease of unknown extent (v), stable (=), significant increase (^), and insufficient data (?). Risk / stable sub-populations: predicts whether the short-term population trend will deteriorate over the next ten years, and whether a species will become extinct in the foreseeable future if the current level of threat remains the same or if extinction is unlikely due to a stable current population status. The red list category is based on the four criteria. There are ten national red list categories for Germany: extinct or lost (0; Ausgestorben oder verschollen), critically endangered (1; Vom Aussterben bedroht), endangered (2; Stark gefährdet), vulnerable (3; Gefährdet), endangerment of unknown extent (G; Gefährdung unbekannten Ausmaßes), extremely rare (R; Extrem selten), near threatened (V; Vorwarnliste), not threatened (*; Ungefährdet), data deficient (D; Daten unzureichend), and not assessed (nb; Nicht bewertet). A direct comparison with IUCN criteria is not possible due to different methodologies in criteria assessment. The conservation status of 5312 species of vascular plants of Germany was assessed according to the German criteria. Native, archaeophytic and recently established non-native (neophytic) plant species in Germany were considered. Detlev Metzing author Eckhard Garve author Günter Matzke-Hajek author Jürgen Adler author Walter Bleeker author Thomas Breunig author Steffan Caspari author Franz G Dunkel author Robert Fritsch author Günter Gottschlich author Thomas Gregor author Ralf Hand Michael Hauck author Heiko Korsch author Lenz Meierott author Norbert Meyer author Carsten Renker author Katrin Romanh author Dietmar Schulz author Thomas Täuber author Ingo Uhlemann author Erik Welk author Klaus Weyer author Arno Wörz author Willy Zahlheimer author Andreas Zehm author Frank Zimmerman author Birgit Gemeinholzer pointOfContact 2026-04-22T22:49:56.087+00:00 dataset Metzing D, Garve E, Matzke-Hajek G, Adler J, Bleeker W, Breunig T, Caspari S, Dunkel F G, Fritsch R, Gottschlich G, Gregor T, Hand R, Hauck M, Korsch H, Meierott L, Meyer N, Renker C, Romahn K, Schulz D, Täuber T, Uhlemann I, Welk E, Weyer K, Wörz A, Zahlheimer W, Zehm A, Zimmermann F, Langezaal G, Kamoen L (2026). Red List Vascular Plants (2018, Germany) - Rote Liste Gefässpflanzen (2018, Deutschland). Version 1.2. Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Checklist dataset. https://tryout.nlbif.nl/resource?r=de_red_list_vascular_plants_2018&v=1.2 https://tryout.nlbif.nl/resource?id=de_red_list_vascular_plants_2018/v1.2.xml