GLOBAL SAMPLED RED LIST INDEX
OF THE ASCOMYCOTA
Baseline Evaluation

Additional Criteria for Species Last Recorded After 1930 and Before 1961

With more than one associated organism genus

Known from more than one continent
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one continent, but more than one country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one well-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one poorly-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • No locality information
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient
  • 51-100 records = Data Deficient
  • 101-150 records = Data Deficient
  • More than 150 records = Data Deficient

    • With one associated organism genus, but more than one associated organism species

    Known from more than one continent
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one continent, but more than one country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one well-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one poorly-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • No locality information
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered

    • With one associated organism species

    Known from more than one continent
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one continent, but more than one country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one well-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one poorly-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • No locality information
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Critically Endangered
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered

    • With no known associated organisms, lichen-forming

    Known from more than one continent
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one continent, but more than one country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one well-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one poorly-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • No locality information
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered

    • With no known associated organisms, not lichen-forming

    Known from more than one continent
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one continent, but more than one country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one well-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • Known from one poorly-recorded country
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient [possibly Endangered]
  • 51-100 records = Critically Endangered
  • 101-150 records = Critically Endangered
  • More than 150 records = Critically Endangered
    • No locality information
  • 1-10 records = Data Deficient
  • 11-20 records = Data Deficient
  • 21-50 records = Data Deficient
  • 51-100 records = Data Deficient
  • 101-150 records = Data Deficient
  • More than 150 records = Data Deficient

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