Myrcianthes Fragrans Family: Myrtaceae - Lee County Extension ...

References
Gilman, Edward. Revised 2011. Mycrianthes fragrans Simpson’s stopper, Twinberry. UFIFAS, EDIS
publication #FPS418, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fp418
Haehle, RG, Brookwell, J. R. 2004. Native Florida Plants. Taylor Trade Publishing, Lanham, MD
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Virgin Islands. U.S. Government Printing Office, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.
Nelson, Gil. 2003. Florida’s Best Native Landscape Plants: 200 readily available species for homeowners
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Useful Links
South Florida Native Plant Fact Sheets
Native Plants for Home Landscapes
Florida Native Landscaping
Ornamental Trees for South Florida
Small Trees for South Florida
‘Shady Lady’ Black Olive
FYN Publications
This fact sheet was reviewed by Sandra Barbour Wilson, UF Indian River Research and Education Center,
Fort Pierce, Florida; John Sibley, Lee County Master Gardener and owner of All Native Garden
Center, Nursery & Landscapes, Fort Myers, Florida; ; Rick Joyce, Forestry Resources Ecological, Inc.,
Fort Myers, Florida; Jenny Evans, Sanibel Captiva Foundation, Sanibel, Florida; Peggy Cruz,
Lee County Extension Service; Cathy Feser, Naples, Florida.
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