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Comon Native Plants Important In Florida's Ethnobotanical History
Ginger M. Allen, Michael D. Bond, and Martin B. Main http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/UW152;
Illustrated article about practical uses of Florida native plants.
Atlas
of Florida Vascular Plants
by
Richard P.Wunderlin and Bruce F. Hansen, USF Institute of Systematic Botany, and
Edwin L. Bridges, Fairchild Tropical Garden, 1995. Online Version. View
county distribution maps of Florida's more than 4,000 plant species. Maps are
arranged alphabetically by family, genus, and species. An enhanced version of
the Atlas is available on fully searchable, multi-platform CD-ROM, which includes
information on endangered species, native status, wetland species, and synonymy.
Description
and Natural History of the Periwinkle
Page in Cyberbotanica
Plants and Cancer Treatment section; photos of Catharanthus roseus and
Vinca minor. Alkaloids are described on the page "Pharmacology
of Vinblastine, Vincristine,
Vindesine, Vinorelbine." Exotic
Species in Florida- Australian Pine
Student Report for "Issues
in Ecology and Environment in Florida" by Larissa Harris, Florida
Gulf Coast University , Ft. Myers, Florida.
Hurricane
Andrew & Upland Forest Succession in Biscayne National Park
Report to the
U. S. National Park Service by M. S. Ross, G. Telesnicki, P. L. Ruiz, and L. J.
Flynn, March 10, 1998, Southeast Environmental Research Program, Florida International
University, Miami. Is
This Poison Ivy?
An exercise in Florida neighborhood taxonomy by Leigh
Fulghum. Melaleuca
quinquenervia
Fact sheet
published by the Plant Conservation Alliance, Alien Plant Working Group. Nonindigenous
Aquatic and Selected Terrestrial Species of Florida
IFAS publication Published
on the Internet, March 1996, by the University of Florida, Center for Aquatic
Plants and James A. McCann, Lori N. Arkin, and James D. Williams, National Biological
Service, Southeastern Biological Science Center, Gainesville. Oxyops
vitiosa
The melaleuca weevil that's eating south Florida; fact sheet
from Cornell University
Biological Control website, Weeden, Shelton, and Hoffman, editors.
South
Florida Seagrass Ecosystems Home Page
The biology and ecology of seagrasses,
seagrass research at Florida International University, reports and results of
seagrass ecosystem monitoring in south Florida, links, manuscripts that are in
press or submitted for publication, and student projects at FIU.
Spanish-California
Plant Names Quiz
Old Spanish
common names and English names of plants used today, published by the California
Native Plant Society, Milo Baker Chapter.
University of Florida Herbarium Digital Imaging Project
Scanned actual herbarium sheets catalog includes native and non-native plants of Florida.
Botany Contents
floridaplants.com
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