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Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 3384Eugene B. Sledge   1954-04-25 United States, Alabama, Lee, Chinaberry Roadside Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 3385C.B. Lieberman   1977-04-08 United States, Florida, Clay, Chinaberry, paraiso Cultivated tree. Crowes Nursery Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 3386C.B. Lieberman   1977-04-08 United States, Florida, Clay, Chinaberry, paraiso Cultivated tree. Crowes Nursery Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 6709Kathleen A. Kron   11901982-11-22 United States, Florida, Alachua, U.F. Campus, w. of Plant Pathology Bldg. e. of the Union. S6,T10S,R20E. Cultivated, tree to 6 m tall, fruits orange Full Record Details
PIHG	Melianthus major L. 9381Gordon Leppig   22012005-01-06 United States, California, PALCO timberlands. Van Duzen watershed, Fox Creek Drainage. 10 mi. E of Fox Creek Rd. L35. Industrial second growth redwood forest. One waif shrub persisting UTM Zone 10, 413888E, 4509069N, Elev. 60 m. Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 10104Patti J. Anderson   2612008-04-03 United States, Florida, Alachua, Gainesville: Roadside fence row along Windmeadows Blvd. near intersection with SW 34th Street. Tree 4-5 m tall; flowers pale purple; old fruits persistent on tree, yellow-amber colored. EPPC Invasive Species- Category II. China berry. Full Record Details
PIHG	Melianthus comosus Vahl 12156J. Richard Abbott   2015-04-20 United States, Florida, Alachua, UF campus;southeast of junction of Museum Rd & Center Dr,west of Frazier-Rogers Building,on south side of small greenhouse managed by Botany Dept. Shrub 2m tall,with several spreading branches; flowers green & dull orangish with copious black nectar. Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 14059   117232007-04-20 United States, California, Peninsular Ranges: Perris-Aguanga Basin region: SW end of the Gavilan Hills, N of Warm Springs Valley, ca. 0.5 miles from junction with Lindel Road. Across from 26875 Walsh Rd. 33°43'42.7"N 117°21'003.1"W. Alt: 549m/1800ft. Fracture spring on steep, rocky slope of metasedimentary substrate. Spring area. Single old tree with several main trunks. Flowers purple. Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 17766Sam Hart   2023-06-21 United States, Florida, Levy, N side of CR 346, E of NW 30th Ave, W of NW 20th Ave. Growing along fenceline between roadside (CR 346) and cattle/hay field. 29.54802, -82.81111. Four or five plants present, some with fruit and some juvenile. Tree with bipinnate leaves and greenish fruit. B2023-804 (LIST 06222023-06580). New county record. Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 17765Alexa Barrios   2023-06-23 United States, Florida, Gilchrist, S side of CR 340, between NE 87th Ct and NW 298th St, just E of Ruth B. Kirby Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park, S of Santa Fe River. 29.821751, -82.660781. Multiple plants present. Tree with bipinnate leaves and greenish fruit. B2023-809 (LIST 06232023-06691). New county record. Full Record Details
PIHG	Melia azedarach L. 18016Alexa Barrios   2023-07-06 United States, Florida, Dixie, N side of NE 151st Ave (Alton Land Rd), W of SR-349. 29.620700, -82.988100. Growing along wooded roadside. Tree, several individuals present, seedlings to small trees. Leaves bipinnate, leaflets with toothed margins. No flowers or fruits. B2023-857 (LIST 07062023-07055). New county record. Full Record Details

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