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Muntingiaceae
[25–]100–200+. Introduced; Fla., Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South America, introduced also in Old World. Genera 3, species 3 (1 in the flora).

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Muntingia
plumply lenticular. x = 15. Introduced; Fla., Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South America, introduced also in Old World Tropics. Species 1. Muntingia

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Launaea intybacea
Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., Tex., Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South America, introduced also in Old World. Launaea intybacea is occasionally

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Viscaceae
radiation in the New World. Chloroplast spacer sequences show, however, that the New World species are most similar to Phoradendron whereas the Old World species

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Allium
1997; R. F. Thorne 1992). Old World species of Allium are generally placed in subgenera and sections. Attempts to treat New World species similarly have gained

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Cactaceae
naturalized in Old World tropics and subtropics. Genera 125–130, species ca. 1800 (34 genera, 189 species in the flora). The Cactaceae had a New World origin

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Salix
ornamentals. Most introduced species are ornamental cultivars. In many parts of the world, willows are used in basketry, as sources of tannins, and in apiaries

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Rosa
Cancer in the Old World, none in the New World. In an infrafamilial classification of the Rosaceae by D. Potter et al. (2007), Rosa is included in subfam

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Orobanche
for the constituent taxa. As outlined in the key to species below, the two Old World sections present as adventives in our region are notable for their usually

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Pedaliaceae
straight, endosperm sparse. Introduced; s Asia, Africa, Australia, introduced also in South America, Europe, elsewhere in Asia, n Africa, Pacific Islands

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Agavaceae
Gentry 1982). They are also used as commercial fiber and beverage crops in Latin America and the Old World (H. Brucher 1989). In the southern United States

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Cucurbita
calendar years ago. Cultivated cucurbits were introduced into the Old World quickly after the discovery of the New World (H. S. Paris et al. 2006), and since the

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Paronychia
flowers. Pedicels erect in fruit. Flowers bisexual or rarely unisexual, some plants also having staminate unisexual flowers, others also having pistillate unisexual

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Muntingia calabura
Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South America, also introduced in Old World Tropics. Muntingia calabura

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Acanthospermum
or rudimentary. x = 11. Introduced; mostly tropical to warm-temperate New World, also introduced in Old World. Species 6 (3 in the flora). Blake, S. F

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Zingiberaceae
Africa, Australia. Zingiberaceae are tropical, the most diverse family in the Old World. Species of Zingiberaceae are often spicy to the taste, and many of

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Vulpia
(Gramineae): I. Chromosome numbers and geographical distribution of the Old World species. Genetica 46:235-255 Lonard, R.I. and F.W. Gould. 1974. The North

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Crassula
trash heaps and old gardens in California and seem on the borderline of escaping captivity; all perennial species in the flora are introduced. Bywater, M.

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Ziziphus
two clades, with the Old World species of Ziziphus more closely related to Paliurus than to the New World species. The New World species have paired or

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Sisymbrium
are native to the Old World, and that S. auriculatum is a member of the New World Thelypodieae and is unrelated to Sisymbrium. See also Warwick and I. A

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