Dataset: PIHG
Taxa: Myricaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry


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1671Robert E. Woodruff   T661965-00-00
United States, Florida, Alachua, Wax myrtle

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1672B. Ross & C.A. Bennett   1978-11-08
United States, Florida, Marion, Wax myrtle

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1673unknown   
United States, Florida, Wax myrtle Bio-Control

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1674P. Perun, et al.   1978-09-30
United States, Louisiana, Wax myrtle Roadside ditch on Hwy-22 near jct. of Hwy-445 to Lees Landing

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6993Nancy C. Coile, F.W. Podris, D. Bivins & C. Morris   60201993-08-05
United States, Florida, Duval, Southern bayberry DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. NE of Jacksonville. Timucuan Ecological & Historical Preserve - Theodore Roosevelt Area: 620 acres; bordered on the west by Mt. Pleasant Rd.; south of Ft. Caroline National Memori

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8126Nancy C. Coile   85051996-06-18
United States, Florida, Brevard, Shrubs, ca. 0.5 meters tall. Only 4 seen, not noticed elsewhere. When growing in the open, apparently stressed and leaves small, yellowish.

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8420Karen Garrett-Krauss   1995-03-21
United States, Florida, Brevard, Micco; Micco Scrub, Micco Rd.

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13626Paul T. Corogin   15042018-08-27
United States, Florida, Alachua, Pinkoson property, 5518 SW SR 45, ca. 3 mi S of town. 29.60211°N, -82.58295°W. Natural upland pine habitat w/ diverse sandhill groundcover species. Mature fruiting shrubs, <0.5m tall, scattered throughout much of area S of jeep trail. Annotated 10/16/2019 by AD (if recognized then this is Morella pumila).

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14891Alexander de la Paz   5542019-10-03
United States, Florida, Alachua, Forest Park, 4501 SW 20th Ave. 29°38'11.3"N 82°23'26.5"W. Growing at edge of retention pond near mesic hardwood forest remnant and parking lot. Dioecious shrub, ca. 2 m. Leaves evergreen, densely golden-yellow gland-dotted (aromatic). Flowers unisexual, perianth absent. Fruit a pale gray, waxy drupe with a single seed.

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15239Alexander de la Paz   8162020-02-05
United States, Florida, Alachua, University of Florida Natural Area Teaching Laboratory (NATL), Natural Area Dr. 29°38'01.2"N 82°22'14.2"W. Disturbed edge of longleaf pine sandhill along DPI fenceline. Dioecious shrub, ca. 4 m. Leaves densely golden-yellow gland-dotted (aromatic). Flowers in axillary catkins, unisexual (male), perianth absent. Stamens 3-4.

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13148Paul T. Corogin   13122017-08-18
United States, Florida, Alachua, Longleaf Flatwoods Reserve, CR 325 S of SR 20, ca. 12 mi SE of Gainesville; 29.56570°N, -82.19007°W. Mesic pine flatwoods, recently burned. Occ. in dry area, w/ other typical native flatwoods spp. Shrub, < 0.5m tall, in fruit. dwarf wax myrtle

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13149Paul T. Corogin   13122017-08-18
United States, Florida, Alachua, Longleaf Flatwoods Reserve, CR 325 S of SR 20, ca. 12 mi SE of Gainesville; 29.56570°N, -82.19007°W. Mesic pine flatwoods, recently burned. Occ. in dry area, w/ other typical native flatwoods spp. Shrub, < 0.5m tall, in fruit. dwarf wax myrtle

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13150Paul T. Corogin   13122017-08-18
United States, Florida, Alachua, Longleaf Flatwoods Reserve, CR 325 S of SR 20, ca. 12 mi SE of Gainesville; 29.56570°N, -82.19007°W. Mesic pine flatwoods, recently burned. Occ. in dry area, w/ other typical native flatwoods spp. Shrub, < 0.5m tall, in fruit. dwarf wax myrtle

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Myrica inodora W. Bartram
1675D.H. Habeck   PI-17611971-05-19
United States, Florida, Gulf, Marsh (bog)

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Myrica rubra Sieb. & Zucc.
1676C.S. Bush   
United States, Florida, Alachua, U.F. Campus

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Comptonia peregrina (L.) Coult.
1669Hubert W. Collins   571982-07-19
United States, New York, Sweet fern

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Comptonia peregrina (L.) Coult.
1670Hubert W. Collins   661982-07-19
United States, New York, Sweet fern


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