Facultative Wet Species Botanical/Common Name
Facultative Wet Species Botanical/Common Name
Facultative Wet Species Botanical/Common Name
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except V. angustifolia<br />
Veronicastrum virginicum<br />
Viburnum dentatum<br />
Viburnum nudum<br />
Viburnum obovatum<br />
Vicia acutifolia<br />
Vicia floridana<br />
Viola affinis<br />
Viola esculenta<br />
Viola primulifolia<br />
Woodwardia virginica<br />
Xanthorhiza simplicissima<br />
Xanthosoma sagittifolium<br />
Xyris caroliniana<br />
Xyris jupicai<br />
Yeatesia viridiflora<br />
Zephyranthes atamasco<br />
Zigadenus densus<br />
Zigadenus glaberrimus<br />
ironweed, narrow-leaf (U)<br />
culver's root<br />
arrow-wood<br />
viburnum, possum-haw<br />
viburnum, walter<br />
vetch, four-leaf<br />
vetch, Florida<br />
violet, Leconte's<br />
violet, edible<br />
violet, primrose-leaf<br />
chainfern<br />
yellow-root, shrubby<br />
elephant ear<br />
yellow-eyed-grass, Carolina<br />
yellow-eyed-grass, Richard's<br />
yeatesia, green-flower<br />
lily, atamasco<br />
crow poison<br />
deathcamas, Atlantic<br />
Within Monroe County and the Key Largo portion of Dade County only, the<br />
following species shall be listed as <strong>Facultative</strong> <strong>Wet</strong>:<br />
Alternanthera maritima beach alternanthera<br />
Morinda royoc Keys rhubarb<br />
Strumpfia maritima strumpfia
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