Native Habitat Inventory Final Report 2004 - St. Lucie County

Appendix E. List of Rare Species that Potentially Occur within St. Lucie County
List of Rare Species that Potentially Occur within St. Lucie County.
See Appendix A for explanation of ranks. FNAI Occurrence status is C if it is confirmed and P if probable.
Scientific Name Common Name
Federal
Status
PLANTS
Acanthocereus pentagonus Barbed-wire cactus LT
Acrostichum aureum golden leather fern LE G5 S3 C
Actinostachys pennula ray fern LE G4G5 S1 C
Argusia gnaphalodes sea lavender LE G4 S3 C
Aristida rhizomophora Florida three-awned grass G2 S2 C
Asclepias curtissii Curtiss' milkweed LE G3 S3 C
Asimina tetramera four-petal pawpaw LE LE G1 S1 C
Asplenium trichomanes-dentatum slender spleenwort LE G5 S1S2 C
Caesalpinia major yellow nicker bean LE
Calopogon multiflorus many-flowered grass-pink LE
Cereus eriophorus fragrant prickly-apple E E
Cereus gracilis west coast prickly-apple E
Cereus pentagonus barbed-wire cactus; dildoe cactus T
Chamaesyce cumulicola sand-dune spurge LE G2 S2 C
Cheiroglossa palmata hand fern LE G4 S2 C
Chrysophyllum oliviforme satin leaf LT
Cladonia perforata perforate reindeer lichen LE LE G1 S1 C
Coccothrinax argentata silver palm LE G3 S2? C
State
Status
FNAI
Global
Rank
FNAI
State
Rank
FNAI
Occurrence
Status
within
St. Lucie
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