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stage to taller woodland or dry for
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XX. HIERARCHY PLACEMENT UNDETERMINE
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Appendix B: Photointerpretation Key
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Semi-deciduous Forest Virgin Island
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Semi-deciduous Forest Virgin Island
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Semi-evergreen Forest Virgin Island
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Semi-deciduous Woodland Virgin Isla
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Semi-deciduous Woodland Virgin Isla
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Coastal Evergreen Shrubland Virgin
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Fringing Mangrove Virgin Islands Su
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Mixed Dry Shrubland Virgin Islands
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Mixed Dry Shrubland Virgin Islands
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Thicket/scrub Virgin Islands Sub-fo
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Rock Pavement Virgin Islands Sub-fo
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Beach Virgin Islands Sub-formation
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Developed Area Virgin Islands Sub-f
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Disclaimer * This is a list of vege
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Contents Introduction..............
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Scientific Name to Common Names Lis
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Common Name Scientific Name arana g
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Index of Species Alphabetically Aca
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Index of Species based on Form & Fa
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Herbs..............................
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Plumeria alba NPS EPMT Common pigeo
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Pilosocereus royenii NPS EPMT Commo
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Conocarpus erectus NPS SFCN Common
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Common fish poison tree Form Tree F
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Eugenia rhombea Pedro Acevedo-Rodri
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Sideroxylon obovatum NPS BUIS Commo
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NPS Vegetation Mapping Inventory Pr
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Tecoma stans NPS EPMT Common basora
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Melocactus intortus NPS SFCN Common
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Flueggea acidoton Reprinted from Fl
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Dalbergia ecastaphyllum NPS SFCN Co
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Eugenia procera NPS SFCN Common bli
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Melochia tomentosa NPS EPMT Common
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Duranta erecta NPS EPMT Common sage
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Sesuvium portulacastrum Common eyeb
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Psychilis macconnelliae NPS EPMT Co
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Sporobolus virginicus NPS BUIS Comm
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Tournefortia volubilis Photo by Ped
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Appendix E: Field Data Sheets Octob
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BUIS TRAINING POINTS FOR VEGETATION
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NPS Vegetation Mapping Inventory Pr
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A Guide to Caribbean Vegetation Typ
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Appendix One ......................
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Duane Kolterman University of Puert
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Review of Previous Classification E
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…the classification and Atlas can
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Chapter One Vegetation Classificati
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their associations. The four types
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Beard’s Classification Hierarchy
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Cuba Cuba is the largest island in
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the western Sierra de Baoruco (Fish
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name a few examples. Additionally,
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white map Beard developed of the is
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Classification Units versus Mapping
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understory species. These elements
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esponse to an unfavorable season. T
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saline/alkaline environments; for e
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Life Form (growth form) - A classif
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Perennial Forb Close-Grown Crops -
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Scrub - Vegetation dominated by shr
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Synusia - An association of plant s
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Chapter Four Vegetation of the Cari
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λ I.A.7.N.b. Montane pine forest B
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Formations: λ II.A.3.C.a Casuarina
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Matorral micrófilo montano con suc
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Order: HERB/NON VASCULAR DOMINATED
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Group: V.A.4. Tropical or subtropic
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Group: VII.C.1. Sparsely vegetated
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Appendix One Vegetation of the Cari
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Dacryodes excelsa - Sloanea massoni
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CONCEPT: Lowland forest community o
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CONCEPT: Tropical montane rain fore
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Magnolia hamorii - Brunellia comocl
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SYNONYMY: Palm Brake, in part (Kimb
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Tabebuia rigida - Ocotea spathulata
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DESCRIPTION: Seasonal evergreen for
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americana, Cassipourea elliptica, F
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may include Oxandra lanceolata, Oxa
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ibaguensis, Miconia splendens, Xylo
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(Rhabdadenia biflora, Sarcostemma c
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COMMENTS: Based on Borhidi (1991).
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Pinus ×maestrensis / Clethra cuben
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DESCRIPTION: This is a characterist
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II.A.1.N.a. Acoelorraphe wrightii W
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II.A.1.N.x. Saturated tropical or s
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dominated by Pinus caribaea var. ca
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Group: II.B.1. Tropical or subtropi
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shrub and vine species include Ilex
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Conocarpus erectus - Strumpfia mari
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DISTRIBUTION: Puerto Rico. SYNONYMY
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(TYPES TO BE DEFINED) III.A.5.N.c.
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III.C.1.N.c. Seasonally flooded tro
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V.A.1.N.b. Spartina patens Herbaceo
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on muddy and peaty substrates. Othe
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CONCEPT: Montane wet meadows in Mar
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(TYPES TO BE DEFINED) (HERBAZAL EST
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(VEGETACIÓN SATURADA PERENNE DE HE
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REFERENCES: Borhidi (1991). V.C.1.N
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REFERENCES: Borhidi (1991); Ciferri
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DISTRIBUTION: West Cuba. SYNONYMY:
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REFERENCES: Ciferri (1936); Asprey
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VII.C.2.N.b. Intermittently flooded
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EXOTIC AND ALTERED VEGETATION I.A.1
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III.A.1.N.a. Piper aduncum Shrublan
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Ellison, A. M. and E. J. Farnsworth
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Thompson, P. T. 1966. A test of the
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Smith, G. W., F. T. Short and D. I.
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First International Conference on S
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Menéndez, R., et al. 1986. Introdu
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Ciferri, R. 1934. Studi sull’ecol
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Ostenfeld, C. H. 1924. Plants from
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⎯⎯⎯. 1982. More additions to
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Gooding, E. R., A. R. Loveless and
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⎯⎯⎯. 1960. Flore agronomique
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Gill, A. M. 1969. The ecology of an
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⎯⎯⎯. 1991. Environmental grad
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William Edwards Assistant Director
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Carlos Rodriguez International Inst
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(DRAFT) Environmental Assessment fo
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I. PURPOSE AND NEED FOR ACTION A. N
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native plant survival. The park has
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Figure 1. Distribution of six invas
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well as continuous plant monitoring
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that will be taken to prevent any a
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Figure 3. L. Leucocephala crowding
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This initial control project has be
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Management Division for plotting on
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plants. This method was not propose
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Figure 8. View of salt pond on sout
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D. Human and Cultural Resources The
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and the Resource Management Plan, 1
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dioxide. Glyphosate has been found
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(c) Migratory Bird Act of 1918 prov
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VIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY Acevedo-Rodrigue
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IX. APPENDIX Appendix A. Examinatio
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simple test has provided some insig
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Crew will wear long pants and long
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F.3 Vegetation of Buck Island Reef
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Vesetatim of Buck Islam Reef Natima
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eproductive biology and life span o
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F.4 U.S. Virgin Islands vegetation
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Moist Forest U.S.V.I. Vegetation Co
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Drought-deciduous Forest (ddf) - Th
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Mixed Dry Shrubland (mds) - This ve
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Mangrove Woodland (mw) - Similar to
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Vascular Plant Inventory and Mappin
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Appendix A. List of plant species r
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Appendix A. List of plant species r
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Appendix A. List of plant species r
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F.6 The eradication of introduced r
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ABSTRACT The US National Park Servi
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Results of
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LIST OF APPENDICES Appendix I. Publ
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Island would also increase public a
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Figure 3. Buck Island aerial view w
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locks (peanut butter/molasses flavo
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Figure 5. Locating and flagging bai
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utter/molasses flavored) were place
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Island-wide Baiting Prior to establ
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though dogs are not allowed on the
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The final island-wide baiting was c
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During the December trapping sessio
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populations on Buck Island. The pro
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of the island (Fig. 11). Many more
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potential management strategies for
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APPENDICES Upon request. 26
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J :"' I - i ; ... FLORA OF BUCK ISL
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west ern end. As rec ent as the 192
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Puerto Rico, the tree specimens at
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A coastal plain forest, or beach fo
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Malpighia pal/ens, stingingbush, re
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Tragus berteronianus Schult. tNazia
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I I I Celosia nitida Yahl. A rather
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• Securinega acidoton (L.) Fawcet
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herb on moist slopes. 43 . Turnerac
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Clerodendron aculeatum (L.) Schlech
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Beard , J. S. LITERATURE CITED 1949
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The Department of the Interior prot