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Native Habitat Inventory Final Report 2004 - St. Lucie County

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Table 3. Listed Species observed.<br />

Common Name Scientific Name Federal<br />

<strong>St</strong>atus<br />

<strong>St</strong>ate<br />

<strong>St</strong>atus<br />

FNAI Rank<br />

Global/<strong>St</strong>ate<br />

Giant Airplant Tillandsia utriculata none E none<br />

Gopher Tortoise Gopherus<br />

None SSC<br />

polyphemus<br />

Endemic<br />

to Florida<br />

Table 4. Invasive Exotic Species observed.<br />

Common Name Scientific Name FLEPPC<br />

<strong>St</strong>atus<br />

<strong>St</strong>ate<br />

<strong>St</strong>atus<br />

Rosary Pea Abrus precatorius Cat I none none<br />

Surinam Cherry Eugenia uniflora Cat I none none<br />

Guava Psidium guajava Cat I none none<br />

Brazilian Pepper Schinus terebinthifolius Cat I prohibited none<br />

Federal<br />

<strong>St</strong>atus<br />

Ownership/Notes – In fairly poor condition, but maybe useful as a buffer zone.<br />

There are 8 landowners. The largest landowner is Tozour (11 acres).<br />

Recommendation/Management Requirements – Active management would<br />

include removal of exotics and, ideally, implementing prescribed fire. In the absence of<br />

fire, if the site is to be managed as Scrub, then some sort of mechanical clearing is needed<br />

to open it up. Alternatively, the site could be managed as a buffer of Xeric Hammock.<br />

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