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  1. Whitetop Pitcherplant

    Sarracenia leucophylla

  2. Bay Starvine Flower

    Schisandra glabra

  3. Bay Starvine Flower

    Schisandra glabra

  4. Chaffseed

    Schwalbea americana

  5. Chaffseed

    Schwalbea americana

  6. Florida Skullcap

    Scutellaria floridana

  7. Florida Skullcap

    Scutellaria floridana

  8. Carolina Catchfly

    Silene caroliniana

  9. Carolina Catchfly

    Silene caroliniana

  10. Carolina Catchfly

    Silene caroliniana

  11. Fringed Catchfly

    Silene catesbaei
    The Fringed Catchfly gets the first part of its name from the intricate delicate snowflake-like pattern along the edges of its petals.

  12. Fringed Catchfly

    Silene catesbaei

  13. Fire Pink

    Silene virginica

  14. Gentian Pinkroot

    Spigelia gentianoides

  15. Gentian Pinkroot

    Spigelia gentianoides

  16. Logan's Pinkroot

    Spigelia loganoides

  17. Lesser Ladiestresses

    Spiranthes ovalis

  18. Lesser Ladiestresses

    Spiranthes ovalis

  19. Shade Betony

    Stachys crenata

  20. Shade Betony

    Stachys crenata

  21. American Bladdernut

    Staphylea trifolia
    The American Bladdernut is found in moist habitats throughout the eastern United States, but is rare in Florida. it occurs in only two counties of the Florida panhandle.

  22. American Bladdernut

    Staphylea trifolia
    At first glance, this may look like the tree's flower, but actually it is its seed, an inflated pod which accounts for the tree's common name of Bladdernut.

  23. American Bladdernut

    Staphylea trifolia

  24. Eastern Featherbells

    Stenanthium gramineum

  25. Eastern Featherbells

    Stenanthium gramineum

  26. Silky Camellia

    Stewartia malacodendron

  27. Silky Camellia

    Stewartia malacodendron

  28. Showy Dawnflower

    Stylisma abdita

  29. Coralberry

    Symphoricarpos orbiculatus

  30. Coralberry

    Symphoricarpos orbiculatus

  31. Coralberry

    Symphoricarpos orbiculatus

  32. Florida Yew

    Taxus floridana

  33. Florida Clover Ash Fruits

    Tetrazygia bicolor

  34. Rue Anemone

    Thalictrum thalictroides

  35. Torreya Fruit

    Torreya taxifolia

  36. Florida Torreya

    Torreya taxifolia
    This confier is in peril of extinction. For reasons still unknown, it is now susceptible to numerous pathogens and diseases. It is currently known in only three Florida counties.

  37. Lanceleaf Trillium

    Trillium lancifolium

  38. Florida Bellwort

    Uvularia floridana

  39. False Hellebore

    Veratrum woodii

  40. False Hellebore

    Veratrum woodii

  41. False Hellebore

    Veratrum woodii

  42. Halberdleaf Yellow Violet

    Viola tripartita

  43. Clasping Warea

    Warea amplexifolia

  44. Clasping Warea

    Warea amplexifolia

  45. Carter's Pinelandcress

    Warea carteri

  46. Carter's Pinelandcress

    Warea carteri

  47. Yellowroot

    Xanthorhiza simplicissima

  48. Yellowroot

    Xanthorhiza simplicissima
    The genus name Xanthorhiza derived from (Xantho = yellow and rhiza = root) perfectly describes the defining character of this plant.

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