PLANT INVENTORY
University of Florida Natural Area Teaching Laboratory

Daniel B. Ward
12 September 2000

 The Natural Area Teaching Laboratory encompasses 40 acres at the southwest corner of the University of Florida campus.  Within this property five Associations are recognized:  Hammock, Upland Pine - Unburned, Upland Pine - Burned, Old-field Succession, and Wetland.  The Natural Area has been divided by survey into a grid of approximately seventy squares, each 50 meters on a side; each square is marked by a numbered stake at its northwest corner.

 The relative frequency of each plant species within each Association is indicated by the terms Common, Frequent, Infrequent, and Rare (or C, F, I, R).  In the case of species that are Infrequent or Rare, whenever possible, the location is further indicated by reference to its position within a grid square.

 Common names are provided for those species whose vernacular names are familiar and in general use.

 At this date, 346 species of vascular plants have been confirmed as present in the Natural Area.

 Note #1:  For management purposes the Natural Area has been mapped in six contiguous blocks, each representing a single Association.  (Upland Pine - Unburned is placed in two discontinuous blocks.)  However, for purposes of assigning species to appropriate Associations, the immediate environs of the individual plant is considered definitive.  (Examples:  A small cleared area or a plowed firebreak within a hammock or pineland is treated as Old-field Succession; plants of a sinkhole depression within a hammock are assigned to Wetland.)

 Note #2:  In the present version, species that have been reported for the Natural Area, but are yet unconfirmed, are indicated by retention of their names in quotations.

 Note #3:  A large Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris) in grid square B8 (just s. of Fla. Dept. of Agric. area) has been determined to be the sixth largest representative of its species in the state (Florida Champion Tree Program).

 *  =  non-native species. This inventory was begun 9 April 1999.

Vascular Species	Hammock	Upland Pine, Unburned	Upland Pine, Burned	Old-Field Succession	Wetlands
Acalypha gracilens      C10, firebreak.				I
"Acer negundo"      Box Elder					I
Acer rubrum      Red Maple      H2, planted saplings.				I
Aeschynomene americana *       Shy-leaf      F5.				I
Aeschynomene viscidula      D5.			R
"Agalinis linifolia"
"Agrimonia incisa"      Uncommon, probably a misid.
Albizzia julibrissin *       Mimosa      B10, D7, F5.		I	I	I
"Alocasia macrorhiza"*      Surely not; presumed escaped only in Dade Co.
Alternanthera philoxeroides *       Alligator-weed      H3, shallow water.					I
Alysicarpus ovalifolius *      Alice Clover      H4; D4, firebreak.				F	I
"Amaranthus hybridus"*
Amaranthus spinosus *      Thorny Amaranth      I1, along fence.				I
Ambrosia artemisiifolia       Common Ragweed				C
Amorpha fruticosa       Indigo-bush      K11, edge of sinkhole pond.					R
Ampelopsis arborea      Peppervine      D7, H4.			I	I
Andropogon virginicus      Broomsedge      D4, D5.				I
Apios americana      Ground-nut      L11, on fence.					I
Aralia spinosa      Devil's-walkingstick      D3.	C		I
Ardisia crenata *      Coral Ardisia      C10, single plant along roadway; C11.	F	R	R
"Arenaria serpyllifolia"
Arisaema dracontium      Green-dragon      C11, H7, H8.	I	R
Aristida stricta       = Aristida beyrichiana      Wiregrass      D5.			I
Aristolochia serpentaria       Virginia Snakeroot      H10.	R
Arundinaria gigantea       Switch Cane      H12.	I
Asclepias amplexicaulis       Clasping Milkweed      D5, E8.	R		R
Asclepias tuberosa       = Asclepias rolfsii      Butterfly-weed      C11, D2, D3.		I
Asimina angustifolia       = Asimina longifolia      Dog Banana      A8, B8, D7.			I
Asimina incana       Polecat-bush      J5, dry slope.			R
Asimina parviflora       Small-flowered Pawpaw	F	I
Asplenium platyneuron       Ebony Spleenwort	F
Aster concolor       D5, edge of pinewoods.			R
Aster dumosus				F
Aster tortifolius       = Sericocarpus bifoliatus      D5, edge of pinewoods.			R
Baccharis halimifolia       Common Saltbush				F	F
Betula nigra      River Birch      H2, planted saplings.					R
Bidens alba       Common Beggar-ticks				C
Bidens bipinnata      Spanish-needles      H7, along trail.	I
Bignonia capreolata *      Cross-vine      E9, I12.	R
Boltonia diffusa      Doll's Daisy      J3.				R
Bothriochloa bladhii *      = Bothriochloa intermedia      J3.				I
Botrychium biternatum      Southern Grapefern      H8, edge of hammock.	R
"Brassica juncea"*
"Broussonettia papyrifera"*      Paper Mulberry
Bulbostylis barbata *       Water-grass      D4, firebreak.				I
"Bumelia celastrina"       = Sideroxylon celastrinum      Saffron Plum      Unlikely; rare in this area.
Bumelia reclinata       Low Bumelia      E9; G8; H11, single small shrub.	R
"Bumelia tenax"      = Sideroxylon tenax      Tough Buckthorn
Callicarpa americana       Beautyberry	C
Campsis radicans       Trumpet-vine      K11.	F				I
"Capsella bursa-pastoris"*      Shepherd's-purse
"Cardamine hirsuta"
"Carex albolutescens"
"Carex crinita"
Carex sp.      E7.		I
Carex lupuliniformis       K11.					I
Carpinus caroliniana       Blue Beech      F10, along roadway.	I
Carya tomentosa       = Carya alba      Mockernut Hickory      C10, H7.	R	I	F
Carya glabra       Pignut Hickory      H4.	C	I		I
"Carya illinoinensis"*      Pecan
Castanea alnifolia       = Castanea pumila      Southern Chinquapin      D5.			I
"Catalpa bignonioides"      Catalpa
Ceanothus americanus       New Jersey Tea      D5.			R
Celtis laevigata       Sugarberry      F7, small trees along roadway; D11.	I	R
Cenchrus echinatus       Southern Sandspur      A8, G4.				I
Centrosema virginianum       Butterfly Pea			F
Cephalanthus occidentalis       Buttonbush					F
Cercis canadensis       Redbud      Sw. corner of E7.		R
Chamaecrista fasciculata       Partridge Pea      J5.				I
Chamaecrista nictitans       H7.				I
Chamaesyce hyssopifolia *				F
Chasmanthium laxum	F
Chenopodium giganteum *       = Chenopodium album      Purple Pigweed				F
Chenopodium ambrosioides       Mexican Tea      H4.				I
Chionanthus virginicus       Fringe-tree      Sw. corner of E9, large shrub; H8, D11.	R	R
Chloris gayana *       Rhodes-grass      J5.				I
Chloris petraea *       = Eustachys petraea      D4, firebreak.				R
Chrysopsis mariana       D5.			I
Cinnamomum camphora *       Camphor-tree      D2.			R
"Citrus aurantifolia"*      Surely a misidentification; lime isn't hardy here.       Maybe C. aurantium.
Citrus aurantium *       Sour Orange      E7, two small trees; I11, solitary shrub near s. fence.	R	R
"Citrus x paradisi"*      Grapefruit      Very unlikely; grapefruit isn't hardy here.
Clematis crispa       B9, along roadway.			I
Clematis reticulata      Nw. corner of D4.			R
Clitoria mariana       Pigeon-wings      J5, dry slope.			R
Cnidoscolus stimulosus       Tread-softly		I	F
Commelina diffusa *      Baby Dayflower      F3, single patch; G7, near old housesite; K11, bottom of       sinkhole pond.	I			R	F
"Commelina erecta"
Conyza parva       = Conyza canadensis var. pusilla      Ponyweed      I4.				I
"Conyza canadensis"
Cornus asperifolia       Rough-leaved Cornel      D11.		I
Cornus florida       Flowering Dogwood      B8.			I
"Coronopus didymus"*
"Corydalis micrantha"
"Crataegus crus-galli"      Cockspur Haw      Rare in this area, probably wrong id.
Crataegus marshallii       Parsley Haw      H11, single shrub.	R
Crataegus michauxii       = Crataegus flava      Summer Haw      B10, D7.			I
Crataegus uniflora       One-flowered Haw      C10, D11.	F	I	I
Crotalaria lanceolata *			F	F
Crotalaria pallida *       = Crotalaria mucronata      D5.				R
Crotalaria rotundifolia       Rabbit-bells      D5.			R
Crotalaria spectabilis *       Yellow Rattlebox      A9, D6.			R	R
"Croton argyranthemus"
Croton glandulosus       D4, firebreak.				R
"Cynanchum scoparium"
Cynodon dactylon *       Bermuda-grass				F
Cyperus compressus       D4, firebreak; F5, wet ditch.				R	R
Cyperus croceus       = Cyperus globulosus      F5, G5.			I	I
Cyperus distinctus       Marshy pond margin.					C
Cyperus entrerianus *       Moist pond slope.					F
"Cyperus esculentus"
"Cyperus glandulosus"
Cyperus iria *       H3, pond margin.					I
Cyperus plukenetii       D5.			R
"Cyperus pseudovegetus"
Cyperus retrorsus  I      D5, E5.		I	I
Cyperus strigosus       F5, wet ditch.					R
Cyperus surinamensis       Marshy pond margin.					F
"Cyperus virens"
Dactyloctenium aegyptium *       Crowfoot-grass      D4, D7, firebreak; H5.				I
Desmodium floridanum       D5, edge of pineland.			R
Desmodium glabellum       D5, edge of cut-over woods.			I
Desmodium incanum *       J5.				I
Desmodium paniculatum       D5, D6, edge of cut-over woods.			I
Desmodium strictum       J5, D6, cut-over woods.			R
Desmodium tortuosum *       Florida Beggarweed      A9, I1, open slope.				I
Dichondra caroliniensis       C9, along roadway; H5.			I	C
Digitaria ciliaris *       Southern Crabgrass      Locally abundant in irebreaks.				C
"Digitaria sanguinalis"
Diodia teres				F
Dioscorea alata *       White Yam      F7, at old house site.	R
Dioscorea bulbifera *       Air Potato      E7.		I
Dioscorea floridana       Alternate-leaved Wild Yam	C
Diospyros virginiana       Persimmon      F7, along road; D7.	I		I
Dyschoriste oblongifolia       Nw. corner of D4.			F
Echinochloa colonum *       Jungle Rice      Firebreaks.				F
Echinochloa crusgalli *       Barnyard-grass      On marshy shore.					F
Echinochloa walteri (?)       On marshy shore and emergent from shallow water.					C
Eclipta prostrata       F5, wet ditch.					I
Elaeagnus pungens *       Silver-thorn      H11, single small shrub.	R
Eleocharis baldwinii       I3, small tufts on sandy bank.					I
Elephantopus carolinianus	F
Elephantopus elatus       H4.			F	I
"Elephantopus nudatus"
Eleusine indica *       Goosegrass      D4, D7, firebreak.				F
"Elytraria caroliniensis"
Emilia fosbergii *       = Emilia coccinea      Red Tassel-flower      W. edge of D4.				R
Eragrostis elliottii       D5.			R
Erechtites hieracifolia       Florida Fireweed      F3, K11.				R	R
Erigeron strigosus       Daisy Fleabane				F
Eryngium baldwinii       I1, near pond.					I
"Eryngium yuccifolium"
"Eriobotrya japonica"*
"Eriogonum tomentosum"
Erythrina herbacea       Cherokee Bean      D7.		I	I
Euonymus americanus       Strawberry-bush      F7, edge of hammock; H11.	R
Eupatorium capillifolium       Fine-leaved Dog Fennel				F	F
"Eupatorium coelestinum"      Mist-flower      Better known as Conoclinium coelestinum.
Eupatorium compositifolium       Coarse-leaved Dog Fennel      D7.		I	I
"Eupatorium mikanioides"      Semaphore-plant
Eupatorium serotinum       D4, D5, D6, D8.			F
Fatuoa villosa       E7, along roadway.		R		R
Fraxinus americana       White Ash      H7.	I
Fraxinus caroliniana       Pop Ash      H2, planted saplings.					R
Galactia elliottii       Elliott's Milk Pea      J5, dry slope.			R
"Galactia floridana"
Galactia regularis       = Galactia volubilis      Milk Pea		F	F
Galium aparine *       Cleavers      E7, disturbed area.		F
Galium hispidulum	F		F
Galium pilosum       E8.	R	F	F
"Galium tinctorium"
Gelsemium sempervirens       Yellow Jessamine	C	I	I
Geranium carolinianum				C
"Glottidium vesicarium"
"Gnaphalium obtusifolium"*
Gnaphalium pensylvanicum *       Rabbit Tobacco      D7, firebreak.				R
"Gnaphalium purpureum"*      = Gamochaeta purpurea
Gomphrena serrata *       = Gomphrena dispersa      Globe Amaranth      D4, firebreak.				I
Gordonia lasianthus       Loblolly Bay      H2, planted saplings.					I
Hedyotis corymbosa       D5, firebreak.				I
"Helianthemum carolinianum"
Helianthemum corymbosum			F
"Helianthus floridanus"
Helianthus strumosus       C9, single colony; D3.			I	F
"Helianthus radula"
Heterotheca subaxillaris       Camphorweed      A8, J5.				R
Hieracium gronovii       Hawkweed      D5, D7.			R
"Houstonia procumbens"
Hydrocotyle bonariensis *       Water Pennywort      D3, firebreak.				R
Hydrocotyle umbellata       Marsh Pennywort					F
"Hypericum galioides"
Hypericum hypericoides       = Ascyrum hypericoides      A9, B9, J5.			I	I
"Hyptis alata"
Hyptis mutabilis       Bitter Mint      E7, along roadway.		I
Ilex vomitoria       Yaupon Holly      H10, H11.	I
Imperata cylindrica *       Cogon-grass      G5.  A dangerously INVASIVE species; should be removed!				R
Indigofera hirsuta *       Hairy Indigo      H4.				F
Indigofera spicata *       = Indigofera endecaphylla      E7, along roadway.				R
Ipomoea cordatotriloba       = Ipomoea trichocarpa      Pink-flowered Morning-glory				C
Ipomoea hederacea *       Morning-glory				F
Ipomoea hederifolia *       G5, I1, on fence.				C
Ipomoea pandurata       Man-of-the-earth			C
"Ipomoea purpurea"
Ipomoea quamoclit       Cypress-vine      Grassy slope above pond.				F
Iresine diffusa       = Iresine celosia      D3, firebreak; F11; G7.				R
Jasminum mesnyi *       Primerose Jasmine      E7, disturbed area.		R
Juncus dichotomus       H3.					I
Juncus effusus       Soft Rush					F
"Juncus elliottii"
Juncus repens       Sandy edge.					F
Juniperus silicicola       = Juniperus virginiana var. silicicola      Southern Red Cedar      E9, H1, F7.  Also two trees on roadshoulder, just outside east       fence.				R
"Krigia virginica"*
Kuhnia eupatorioides       = Brickellia eupatorioides      False Boneset      B8.			R
Koelreuteria elegans *       Goldenrain-tree      G11, edge of hammock.	R
Lactuca canadensis *       Wild Lettuce      G3, robust plants, to 3 m.				I
"Lactuca floridana"
Lactuca graminifolia       Blue Lettuce      C8, firebreak.				R
"Lamium amplexicaule"
Lantana camara *       F4.				I
Lepidium virginicum       Peppergrass      H4.				I
Lespedeza stuevei       D3.			I
"Liatris chapmanii"
Liatris elegans       D5, w. edge.			R
Ligustrum lucidum *       Tree Privet      E7, E9, G8.	R	R
Liquidambar styraciflua       Sweet Gum	C	I			F
Liriodendron tulipifera       Tulip-tree      H2, planted saplings.					I
Liriope spicata *       Lilyturf      F7, small patch at old house site.	R
Lithospermum tuberosum       E8, solitary plant.	R
Lolium perenne *       Perennial Ryegrass				C
Lonicera japonica *       Japanese Honeysuckle      G7.	R
Lonicera sempervirens       Coral Honeysuckle	F
Ludwigia octovalvis       F5, wet ditch.					I
Ludwigia peruviana *       Primrose Willow      J5, retention pond.					F
Luziola fluitans       = Hydrochloa caroliniensis      Watergrass      Shallow water.					F
Lygodium japonicum *       Japanese Climbing Fern      H7, climbing on trees at edge of roadway.	I
"Lyonia fruticosa"
"Macfadyena unguis-cati"*      Cat-claw-vine
Macroptilium lathyroides *       Phasey Bean      H9, edge of hammock.	R
Magnolia grandiflora       Southern Magnolia      A9, E8.	I		I
Magnolia virginiana       Sweetbay      H1, small planted trees.					R
"Malus sp."*
Matelea floridana       D4.			R
Medicago lupulina *       Black Medic				F
Melanthera nivea       Pepper-and-salt      E7.			R
Melia azedarach *       Chinaberry      F7, solitary tree near old house site.	R
Melilotus alba *       White Sweet Clover				C
Melothria pendula       Melonettes      F5, roadway, H7.	R			R
"Mentha sp."*
Mikania scandens       Hempweed      H2, I1, K11.					I
"Mimosa quadrivalvis"*
Mitchella repens       Partridge-berry	F	I
Mollugo verticillata *       Carpet-weed      D4, firebreak.				I
Monarda punctata       Spotted Bee Balm      J5, dry slope.			R
Monotropa uniflora       Indian-pipes      D5.			R
Morus rubra       Red Mulberry	F
Muhlenbergia schreberi       Nimble-will      G8, single colony.	R
Murdannia nudiflora *       Doveweed      C11, single patch in firebreak.				R
Myrica cerifera       Wax Myrtle      A8.			I
Nyssa biflora       Swamp Tupelo      K11, solitary tree at edge of sinkhole pond.					R
"Oenothera biennis"
Oenothera laciniata *       Cut-leaved Evening Primrose				F
"Oldenlandia uniflora"
Oplismenus setarius       Woods-grass	C
Opuntia lata       = Opuntia humifusa      Florida Prickly Pear      D2.			R
"Orontium aquaticum"
Ostrya virginiana       Ironwood	C
Oxalis corniculata *       Creeping Wood Sorrel      H2, wet shore.					I
Oxalis corymbosa *       E7, trashy area; G7, near old house site; G12.	I			R
Oxalis dillenii       J5.				I
Paederia foetida       Skunk-vine      S. edge of F9.  INVASIVE VINE; should be removed!	R
Panicum aciculare       D5, edge of pinewoods.			R
"Panicum anceps"
Panicum boscii       = Dichanthelium boscii      H8, H10.	R
Panicum commutatum       = Dichanthelium commutatum      Mostly in openings.	C	F	F
Panicum laxiflorum       Openings in hammock.	C
Panicum maximum *       Guinea-grass      A8, J3.				F
Parietaria praetermissa *       Florida Pellitory      E7, near waste area.		I
Parthenocissus quinquefolia       Virginia-creeper	C	C	C
Paspalum notatum       Bahia-grass      Grassy bank, above pond; roadway.				C
Paspalum setaceum       Fringeleaf Paspalum      D5, grassy roadway.				R
Passiflora incarnata       May-pop      H3, grassy slope above pond.				R
"Passiflora lutea"
Pennisetum purpureum *       Elephant-grass      H12, single large clump on bank w. of lake.				R
"Persea borbonia"      Red Bay
Phlox drummondii *       Texas Phlox      H3.				I
Phlox pilosa      D9, along roadway; G5.	R		R
"Phyla nodiflora"
Phyllanthus tenellus *       D6, w. edge.				R
Phyllanthus urinaria *       E7 to H7, abundant on roadway; F4.				C
Physalis angulata       A9, raw earth ridge.				R
Physalis pubescens      C11, firebreak.				R
Phytolacca americana       = Phytolacca rigida      Pokeweed      D7, F5, G5.		I	I	I
Pinus elliottii       Slash Pine      H3, a few small trees at sw. corner of pond.					I
Pinus glabra      Spruce Pine      H9, H10, small trees.	I
Pinus palustris      Longleaf Pine      H4.			F	C	I
Pinus taeda       Loblolly Pine      Often the dominant overstory.	C	C	F	I
Piriqueta caroliniana       D6, w. edge.			R
Pityopsis graminifolia      D5.			I
"Plantago virginica"
Platanus occidentalis       Sycamore      H2, planted saplings.					I
Pleopeltis polypodioides       = Polypodium polypodioides      Resurrection Fern      A9.	F		R
Poa annua *       Annual Bluegrass      K11.					I
Poinsettia cyathophora       = Euphorbia cyathophora      Painted-leaf      F7, along roadway.			I
Poinsettia heterophylla *       = Euphorbia heterophylla      E7, F4, locally abundant.				C
"Polygonum hirsutum"
Polygonum hydropiperoides       Mild Smartweed      In June, the dominant shoreline plant.					C
Polygonum punctatum       Dotted Smartweed      K11, bottom of sinkhole pond.					R
Polygonum densiflorum (?)       K11.	I
Polymnia uvedalia       = Smallianthus uvedalia      Bear's-foot      H8, H10.	I
"Polypogon monspeliensis"*
Pontederia cordata       Pickerel-weed      H3.					I
"Portulaca pilosa"
Prunus caroliniana       Cherry Laurel	C	I
"Prunus persica"*      Peach      Most unlikely.
Prunus serotina       Black Cherry      H4.		I	F	I
Prunus umbellata       Hog Plum      A8, G7, along roadway.	I	I	I
Pteridium aquilinum       Bracken Fern      F8.	I	F	F
"Pterocaulon pycnostachyum"
Ptilimnium capillaceum       Mick Bishop's-weed      Wet pond margin.					F
Pyrrhopappus carolinianus       Florida Dandelion      H4.				I
Quercus falcata       Southern Red Oak			F
"Quercus geminata"      Sand Live Oak
Quercus hemisphaerica       Laurel Oak      Abundant.	C	C	C
Quercus laevis       Turkey Oak      A8.		F	I
"Quercus laurifolia"      Swamp Laurel Oak
Quercus margaretta       Sand Post Oak      D5.			R
Quercus michauxii       Swamp Chestnut Oak	F
Quercus nigra       Water Oak	C		I		F
"Quercus pumila"      Running Oak
"Quercus stellata"      Post Oak      Unlikely id.
Quercus virginiana       Live Oak      A9.		I	I
Raphanus raphanistrum *       Wild Radish				F
Rhus copallinum       Shining Sumac      H7, along roadway.	I	F	F
Rhus radicans       = Toxicodendron radicans      Poison Ivy	F	F	F
Rhus toxicodendron       = Toxicodendron toxicarium      Poison Oak      D7, D9.		I	F
"Rhynchosia difformis"
"Rhynchosia minima"
Richardia brasiliensis *       Firebreaks.				F
Richardia scabra *       On piles of earth.				F
"Rorippa palustris"
Rubus argutus       Highbush Blackberry      H4.				I
Rubus cuneifolius       Sand Blackberry      D9, along roadway.				I
Rubus trivialis      Southern Dewberry      H7.				I
Rudbeckia hirta       Black-eyed-susan      D7.			R
Ruellia caroliniensis       Wild Petunia      F6.	F	I
"Rumex hastatulus"
Rumex crispus *       Curly Dock				F
Sabal minor       Bluestem Palmetto      S. part of N.A., many plants.	C				F
Sabal palmetto       Cabbage Palm      E9; F7, solitary tree; K12.	I				I
"Sagittaria graminea"
Sagittaria lancifolia       H2, I3.					I
Sagittaria stagnorum       Delicate plant, in shallow water.					F
Salix caroliniana       Coastal Plain Willow					F
Salvia azurea       Blue Sage      D5.			R
Salvia lyrata       Lyre-leaved Sage      I5.				I
"Salvinia minima"*
Sambucus canadensis       Elderberry	F
Samolus parviflorus       Water Pimpernell					F
Sanicula canadensis       Black Snakeroot      E8, H11.	I
Sapindus marginatus       Florida Soapberry      E7, many small plants along roadway.		I
Sassafras albidum       Sassafras		I	F
Schizachyrium scoparium       Little Bluestem      D4, edge of pine woods.			R
Schrankia microphylla       Sensitive-briar      J5, dry slope.			R
Scleria sp.      E8, single clump.			R
Scoparia dulcis *       Goat-weed      A10, raw earth ridge.				R
Scutellaria integrifolia       = Scutellaria multiglandulosa      Rough Skullcap      B8, solitary plant.			R
Serenoa repens       Saw Palmetto      L11.					I
Sesbania exaltata       = Sesbania macrocarpa      Coffeeweed      A10; I4, slope above pond.					R
Setaria geniculata       Knotroot Foxtail      D5, roadway.				I
"Setaria magna"*
Setaria sphacelata (?) *       H2, w. bank of retention pond.					R
Sida acuta       H8, firebreak.				R
Sida rhombifolia       Ironweed Mallow				C
"Sida spinosa"*      Prickly Mallow
Silene antirrhina *       Sleepy Catchfly      J5.				R
Sisyrinchium atlanticum       Blue-eyed-grass      K11.					R
Sisyrinchium rosulatum *       H1, lawn at n. end of pond.				R
Smilax auriculata		F	C
Smilax bona-nox       Common Catbrier	F	F
Smilax glauca       D3.	I	I	I
Smilax hispida       = Smilax tamnoides      Bristly Greenbrier	C	I	I
Smilax pumila       Wild Sarsaparilla      F5.	R	R
Smilax smallii      Jackson-vine	C	I
Solanum americanum *       Eastern Black Nightshade				F
"Solanum carolinense"      Horse Nettle
"Solanum nigrescens"      Presumably Solanum pseudogracile.
Solidago altissima       = Solidago canadensis var. scabra      Old-field Goldenrod				C
Solidago leavenworthii       Rubber Goldenrod      H3, on wet bank.					I
Solidago odora       Sweet Goldenrod      D6, along firebreak.			I
"Sonchus aspera"
Sonchus oleraceus *       Common Sow Thistle      F3.				I
"Sorghum halepense"*
Spathiphyllum floribundum *       F7, near old house site.	R
Spermolepis divaricata       J5.				R
Sporobolus indicus *       Smutgrass      G5.				R
Stachys floridana       A9, F7, H4.	I			I
Stipa avenacea       Blackseed Needlegrass      D4, edge of firebreak.				R
"Stillingia sylvatica"      Queen's-delight
Stylosanthes biflora       Pencil-flower      H3, grassy slope above pond.				I
Syngonium podophyllum *       Nephthytis      G12, firebreak.				R
Taxodium distichum       Bald Cypress      J3, single small tree on e. edge of pond.					R
Tephrosia spicata       D4, w. edge.			I
"Thelypteris dentata"
Thelypteris kunthii       Woods Fern      H12.					R
Tilia caroliniana       = Tilia americana var. caroliniana      Carolina Basswood	F
Tillandsia recurvata       Ball-moss      D8.			I
Tillandsia usneoides       Spanish-moss      K11.					I
"Tradescantia fluminensis"*
Tradescantia ohiensis       Ohio Spiderwort				F
Trichostema dichotomum       Blue-curls      J5, bank of retention pond.				I
Tridens flavus *       Tall Red-top      D4, firebreak.				R
"Trifolium campestre"*
Trifolium pratense *       Red Clover      H5.				R
Trifolium repens *       White Clover      G4.				I
"Triodanis perfoliata"
Typha domingensis       Southern Cat-tail					F
Typha latifolia       Common Cat-tail					C
Ulmus alata       Winged Elm	F
Ulmus americana       Florida Elm      L11.					F
"Vaccinium arboreum"      Sparkleberry
Vaccinium myrsinites       Lowbush Blueberry      B8.			I
Vaccinium stamineum       Deerberry      A8, B9.			I
Verbena bonariensis *				C
Verbena brasiliensis *				F
"Verbesina virginica"
Vernonia angustifolia       Narrowleaf Ironweed      D7.			R
Vernonia gigantea       Giant Ironweed      H9, edge of hammock.	R
Viburnum obovatum       Walter's Viburnum      F9, along trail; K11; H9.	I				I
Viburnum rufidulum       Rusty Blackhaw      E8, H7.	I
Viburnum scabrellum       = Viburnum dentatum var. scabrellum      Southern Arrow-wood      F8, G6, H10.	R		R
"Vicia acutifolia"
"Vicia floridana"
"Vicia sativa"*
Vicia sp.      Vetch      H3, dense carpet on bank above pond.				I
Viola floridana       = Viola affinis      Florida Violet	F
Viola septemloba       D7, w. edge.			R
"Viola palmata"
Vitis aestivalis       Summer Grape      F7.			I
Vitis rotundifolia       Muscadine Grape	C	F	I
Vitis vulpina       Frost Grape      H4.				I
Vitex negundo *       I5, E7.			R
Wahlenbergia marginata *       F5, J5.			F	I
Xanthosoma sagittifolium *       Elephant-ear      F7, at old house site.	R
Youngia japonica *       H7, edge of roadway.	I
Zanthoxylum clava-herculis       Hercules-club      D3, E6.	I		I
Zingiber zerumbet *       Pine-cone Lily      F7, single large clump at old house site.	R