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  1. Red Maple

    Acer rubrum

  2. Red Maple Samaras

    Acer rubrum

  3. Florida Maple

    Acer saccharum

  4. Florida Maple

    Acer saccharum ssp. floridanum
    The Florida Maple is a subspecies of the familiar Sugar Maple that is found throughout much of the eastern Untied States. This Florida version of the sugar maple was first recognized by the famous botanist Alvan Wentworth Chapman in 1860.

  5. Florida Maple

    Acer saccharum

  6. Red Buckeye Fruits

    Aesculus pavia

  7. Red Buckeye

    Aesculus pavia

  8. Florida Hobblebush

    Agarista populifolia

  9. Florida Hobblebush

    Agarista populifolia

  10. Alabama Croton

    Croton alabamensis

  11. Alabama Snow-wreath

    Neviusia alabamensis

  12. Tungoil Tree

    Aleurites fordii

  13. Hazel Alder Catkins and Cones

    Alnus serrulata

  14. Northern Serviceberry

    Amelanchier arborea

  15. Bastard False Indigo

    Amorpha fruticosa

  16. Bastard False Indigo

    Amorpha fruticosa

  17. Miami Leadplant

    Amorpha herbacea var. crenulata

  18. Devil's Walkingstick

    Aralia spinosa

  19. Devil's Walkingstick

    Aralia spinosa

  20. Spines on Devil's Walkingstick

    Aralia spinosa

  21. Coral Ardisia

    Ardisia crenata

  22. Bigflower Pawpaw

    Asimina obovata

  23. Smallflower Pawpaw

    Asimina parviflora

  24. Four-petaled Pawpaw

    Asimina tetramera

  25. Common Pawpaw

    Asimina triloba
    This is the species commercially grown for its fruits.

  26. Saltwater Falsewillow

    Baccharis angustifolia

  27. Saltwater Falsewillow

    Baccharis angustifolia

  28. Silverling

    Baccharis glomeruliflora
    This shrub can be distinguished from the other two Baccharis species found in Florida by its stalkless flowers and wider leaves.

  29. Silverling

    Baccharis glomeruliflora
    Tthis is one of the three groundsels found in Florida. This species is usually found in floodplain forests.

  30. Back Dunes

    Pine flatwoods and swales are found on the landward side of coastal dunes.

  31. Beech-Magnolia Forest Slope

  32. Tarflower

    Bejaria racemosa

  33. Smooth Strongbark

    Bourreria cassinifolia

  34. Bahama Strongbark

    Bourreria succulenta

  35. Bahama Strongbark

    Bourreria succulenta

  36. Gray Nicker

    Caesalpinia bonduc

  37. Yellow Nicker

    Caesalpinia major

  38. Beautyberry

    Callcarpa americna

  39. Carolina Allspice

    Calycanthus floridus
    Also called sweetshrub, the flowers have a strong spicy fragrance that smell like a mix of cinnamon and strawberry to me. It is an heirlom shrub that deserves a place in any landscaped yard, formal or informal.

  40. Carolina Allspice

    Calycanthus floridus

  41. American Hornbeam

    Carpinus caroliniana

  42. American Hornbeam

    Carpinus caroliniana
    The brownish papery "leaves" are actually papery bracts surrounding the tree's fruits. the American Hornbeam is also called Musclewood because you can feel sinews when you slide your hand down its smooth trunk.

  43. Wild Olive

    Cartrema floridana

  44. Pignut Hickory

    Carya glabra

  45. Chinquapin

    Castanea pumila

  46. New Jersey Tea

    Ceanothus americanus

  47. Littleleaf Buckbrush Fruits

    Ceanothus microphyllus

  48. Little Buckbrush

    Ceanothus microphyllus

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