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  • Amaranthaceae
    most abundant in tropics, subtropics, and warm-temperate regions, evidently absent from alpine and arctic regions. Genera ca. 65, species ca. 900 (12 genera
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  • Cactaceae subfam. Opuntioideae
    warm-temperate regions almost worldwide. Genera 16, species ca. 350 (5 genera, 66 species in the flora). All genera of Opuntioideae in the flora have been
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  • Parkeriaceae
    terrestrial, green, asymmetrically cordate. Tropical, subtropical, and warm temperate regions worldwide. Genus 1, species 3–4 (3 species in the flora). Benedict
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  • Phyllanthaceae
    in Bermuda, Atlantic Islands (Macaronesia), primarily tropical and warm temperate regions. Genera ca. 60, species ca. 2000 (7 genera, 23 species in the
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  • Asteraceae tribe Vernonieae
    (bristles or scales, scales often aristate). Mostly tropics and warm-temperate regions of New World and Old World. Genera 100–140, species ca. 1300 (6 genera
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  • Gomphrena
    lenticular, subglobose, to ovoid, smooth. Tropical, subtropical, and warm-temperate regions. Species ca. 100 (9 in the flora). Holzhammer, E. 1955. Die amerikanischen
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  • Picrodendraceae
    South America, Asia, Africa, Pacific Islands, Australia, tropical and warm temperate regions. Genera 24, species ca. 90 (1 genus, 3 species in the flora).
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  • Achyranthes
    subtropical, and warm-temperate regions of the Old World. Species 8–12 (2 in the flora). The groups of plants referred to as Achyranthes and Alternanthera
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  • Hypopterygiaceae
    [mitrate]. Nearly worldwide, apparently introduced in Europe, tropical and warm temperate regions. Genera 4, species ca. 70 (1 genus, 2 species in the flora). Kruijer
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  • Setaria
    warm-temperate regions, but it is particularly well-represented in Africa, Asia, and South America. Species from the Flora region fall into one of three categories:
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  • Ceratopteris
    densely packed, globose. Spores tetrahedral. Tropical, subtropical, and warm temperate regions worldwide. Species 3–4 (3 in the flora). DeVol, C. E. 1957. The
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  • Atriplex subg. Atriplex
    members are mainly cool-temperate species with some of the introduced species occasionally extending into the warm-temperate regions None. Atriplex sect.
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  • Cyperus subg. Diclidium
    Achenes trigonous, slightly dorsiventrally flattened. Pantropical and warm-temperate regions. Species 8 (2 in the flora). None. Cyperus filiformis, Cyperus
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  • Cyperus subg. Juncellus
    dorsiventrally flattened, face borne toward rachilla. Pantropical and warm-temperate regions. Species 6 (2 in the flora). None. Cyperus laevigatus, Cyperus
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  • Ebenaceae
    Widespread in tropical and warm-temperate regions. Genera 2–6, species 450–500 (1 genus, 4 species in the flora). Generic inclusions and circumscriptions have
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  • Leersia
    17 aquatic to mesophytic species, growing primarily in tropical and warm-temperate regions. Five species are native to the Flora region. Leersia is closely
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  • Capparaceae
    accumbent, (radicle-hypocotyl relatively short and conical). x = 8, 10. Worldwide, tropical and warm-temperate regions. Genera ca. 28, species ca. 650 (3 genera
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  • Cynodon
    to tropical regions of the Eastern Hemisphere. Several species are used as lawn and forage grasses in tropical and warm-temperate regions. The most widespread
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  • Tarenaya
    10. Introduced; South America, introduced worldwide in tropical and warm-temperate regions. Species 33 (2 in the flora). Traditionally included in a broad
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  • Psilotum
    synangia 2-lobed. Synangia ± globose, obscurely 3-lobed. Tropical and warm temperate regions. Species 2 or 3 (1 in the flora). Cooper-Driver,G. 1977. Chemical
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  • Orobanchaceae
    embryo straight, endosperm present. nearly worldwide, especially in warm temperate regions. Genera ca. 100, species ca. 2000 (27 genera, 292 species in the
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  • Scleria
    tuberculate, verrucose, or reticulate, occasionally pubescent. Tropical and warm-temperate regions of both hemispheres. Species ca. 200 (14 in the flora). Unusual
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  • Ricinus
    Introduced; ne Africa, widely cultivated and often naturalized in tropical, subtropical, and warm temperate regions worldwide. Species 1. None. Ricinus communis
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  • Arundo
    Arundo, a genus of three species, grows throughout the tropical and warm-temperate regions of the world. Only one species has been introduced to the Western
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  • Cyanthillium
    probably paleotropical in origin, now widely established in tropical and warm-temperate regions as naturalized ruderals. Species 1–2 (1 in the flora). None. Cyanthillium
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  • Malvastrum
    of Malvastrum have been widely introduced worldwide in tropical and warm-temperate regions; none is usually cultivated; several are considered to be quite
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  • Croton
    Islands, Pacific Islands, Australia, most diverse in dry tropical and warm-temperate regions. Species ca. 1250 (31 in the flora). Croton species are the main
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  • Euphorbiaceae
    Indian Ocean Islands, Pacific Islands, Australia, mostly tropical to warm temperate regions. Genera ca. 220, species ca. 6500 (24 genera, 259 species in the
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  • Digitaria
    , Ky. Digitaria has approximately 200 species and grows primarily in tropical and warm-temperate regions, often in disturbed, open sites. Some species
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  • Pluchea
    basally connate, barbellate bristles in 1 series. x = 10. Tropical and warm-temperate regions, North America, West Indies, South America, se Asia, Africa, Australia
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  • Sporobolus
    of more than 160 species that grow in tropical, sub¬tropical, and warm-temperate regions throughout the world. Seventy-three species are native to the
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  • Wolffiella gladiata
    Phenology: Flowering (very rare) spring and fall. Habitat: Mesotrophic, quiet waters in warm-temperate regions with relatively mild winters Elevation:
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  • Dysphania multifida
    Va., South America, introduced widely throughout the tropical and warm-temperate regions of world. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"section"
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  • Dysphania pumilio
    Tex., Va., Wash., Wis., Australia, introduced in subtropical and warm-temperate regions. This species has gone under the misapplied name Chenopodium carinatum
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  • Amaranthus hybridus
    America, widely introduced or naturalized in tropical, subtropical, and warm-temperate regions worldwide. Originally a riverside pioneer in eastern North America
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  • Baccharis
    identification. Hybridization and introgression have been found between Baccharis halimifolia and B. neglecta, and between B. halimifolia and B. angustifolia. Intermediates
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  • Chenopodium murale
    introduced nearly worldwide, mostly in subtropics and warm-temperate regions. Chenopodium murale is distinctive and is one of the more common species of the genus
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  • Archidiaceae
    Antarctica, in subtropical to warm-temperate regions. Genus 1, ca. 35 species (6 in the flora). Archidiaceae is most diverse in Africa and Australia. It is highly
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  • Eschscholzia
    species are introduced from cultivation elsewhere in warm-temperate regions worldwide. Clark, C. and J. A. Jernstedt. 1978. Systematic studies of Eschscholzia
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  • Zamiaceae
    fleshy, often brightly colored; cotyledons 2. Primarily tropical to warm temperate regions, North Americ, Central America, South America, Africa, Australia
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  • Mirabilis jalapa var. jalapa
    Europe (A. Le Duc 1995). It is widely established in tropical and warm-temperate regions. The root, which may weigh up to 20 kg, has cathartic properties
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  • Dysphania ambrosioides
    Wis., native to North America and South America, widely naturalized throughout the tropics and warm-temperate regions of the world. Southern populations
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  • Lipocarpha
    not. Achenes trigonous or terete. North America, pantropical and wet, warm-temperate regions. Species ca. 35 (6 in the flora). The morphology of the inflorescence
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  • Edgeworthia
    Introduced; Asia (w China, Himalaya), cultivated in warm, temperate regions. Species 4 (1 in the flora). Duncan, W. H. and M. Mellinger. 1972. Edgeworthia (Thymelaeaceae)
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  • Archidium
    subtropical to warm-temperate regions. Species 35 (6 in the flora). Superficially, species of Archidium can be mistaken for Pleuridium, and many collections
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  • Kyllinga
    persistent. Achenes biconvex, laterally compressed. Mostly tropical or warm-temperate regions worldwide. Species 40–45 (5 in the flora). Tropical Africa contains
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  • Conyza bonariensis
    , South America. Conyza bonariensis is widespread in tropical and warm-temperate regions of the world. It is thought to be native to South America. None
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  • Hypnum lindbergii
    Hypnum lindbergii is a species largely of temperate climates, most frequent in boreal and warm temperate regions, less frequent in the Arctic, occurring
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  • Bothriochloa
    Bothriochloa is a genus of about 35 species that grow in tropical to warm-temperate regions. Nine are native to the Flora region; three Eastern Hemisphere species
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  • Dysphania sect. Adenois
    D. ambrosioides and D. anthelmintica). Native to South and Central America (now nearly worldwide from tropics to warm-temperate regions). Species 14 or
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  • Boerhavia erecta
    America, South America, widely introduced throughout the tropics and warm-temperate regions. Boerhavia erecta occasionally forms mixed populations with B
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  • Setaria viridis
    spikelets and rugose upper florets, and mode of disarticulation. It is also a more aggressive weed. It is native to Eurasia but is now widespread in warm temperate
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  • Combretaceae
    understood, and problems of generic circumscription exist (Stace). Combretaceae are distributed pantropically, with extensions into warm temperate regions; within
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  • Panicum
    require. Most species of Panicum are tropical, but many grow in warm, temperate regions. Of the thirty-four species occurring in the Flora region, twenty-five
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  • Adiantum capillus-veneris
    Central America, South America in Venezuela, Peru, tropical to warm temperate regions in Eurasia and Africa. No evident pattern to morphologic variation in the
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  • Berchemia
    (Chiapas), Central America (Guatemala), Asia, Africa, tropical to warm temperate regions. Species ca. 12 (1 in the flora). Berchemia scandens is the only
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  • Amaranthus spinosus
    America; at present it is a pantropical weed that also occurs in some warm-temperate regions. Amaranthus spinosus, or its ancestral taxon, probably gave rise
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  • Plagiobryoides
    America, se Asia, Africa, w Pacific Islands, Australia, tropical to warm-temperate regions. Species 15 (5 in the flora). Plagiobryoides is similar to Plagiobryum
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  • Amaranthus blitoides
    it is widely and successfully naturalized almost everywhere in temperate North America and in many subtropical to warm-temperate regions. It has not been
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  • Amaranthus deflexus
    introduced or naturalized in tropical to warm-temperate regions of the globe. The hybrid between Amaranthus deflexus and A. muricatus was described from Europe
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  • Cupressus
    peltate, thick and woody. Seeds 5–20 per scale, lenticular or faceted, narrowly 2-winged; cotyledons 2–5. x = 11. Warm north temperate regions. The genus Cupressus
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  • Amaranthus cruentus
    Amaranthus cruentus is cultivated as ornamental and pseudocereal almost worldwide from tropical to warm-temperate regions. While reported as naturalized in several
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  • Amaranthus hypochondriacus
    hypochondriacus and its hybrids are widely cultivated as ornamental, pseudocereal, and fodder crops in many tropical to warm-temperate regions of the world
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  • Ludwigia erecta
    species. Although Ludwigia erecta is widely distributed in warm temperate regions in the New World and Africa, it appears to be most closely related to species
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  • Digitaria ischaemum
    Eurasian weed that is now common in lawns, gardens, fields, and waste ground in warm-temperate regions throughout the world, including much of the Flora region
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  • Malvaceae
    States. Tilia (Tilioideae) trees are planted throughout temperate regions to beautify streets and parks. The marshmallow, Althaea officinalis (Malvoideae)
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  • Vitaceae
    Islands, Australia, primarily tropical and subtropical with a few genera in warm temperate to temperate regions. Genera 15, species ca. 900 (6 genera,
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  • Panicum subg. Agrostoidea
    = 9 or 10. Panicum subg. Agrostoidea is found primarily in warm temperate to tropical regions of the New World, extending from the southern United States
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  • Lemna aequinoctialis
    spring–fall. Habitat: Mesotrophic to eutrophic, quiet waters in warm-temperate to tropical regions Elevation: 0–1300 mm Generated Map Legacy Map Ala., Ariz.
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  • Lemna trisulca
    Va., Wis., Wyo., nearly worldwide, except arctic and antarctic regions and South America, in warm regions only in mountains. The report of Lemna trisulca
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  • Ephedraceae
    cone, yellow to dark brown, smooth or furrowed; cotyledons 2. Temperate and warm regions, worldwide except Australia. In addition to the characters given
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  • Panicum subg. Phanopyrum
    Panicum subg. Phanopyrum is most abundant in wet forests of warm temperate and tropical regions. In the Western Hemisphere, its range extends from the southern
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  • Nyctaginaceae
    has escaped in temperate and subtropical regions of the world. Only five genera, Boerhavia, Commicarpus, Mirabilis, Phaeoptilum, and Pisonia, are indigenous
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  • Casuarinaceae
    winged nuts (samaras). Seeds 1 in each samara. Tropical and subtropical dry regions, warm temperate areas Genera 4, species 90 (1 genus, 3 species in the
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  • Senecio (section Key to Groups of Senecio Species, Exceptional Species, and Segregate Genera)
    bristles. x = 10. Nearly worldwide, mostly in warm-temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions at mid and upper elevations. Species 1000+ (55 in the flora)
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  • Bulbostylis
    periodically dry, sunny, sandy uplands, particularly savanna in warm-temperate and tropical regions worldwide. Species ca. 100 (8 in the flora). Culms of bulbostylises
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  • Entosthodon
    with pronounced wet and dry seasons. The genus is almost certainly under-collected in dry and seasonally dry tropical and warm temperate climates because
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  • Franklinia alatamaha
    arboreta and botanic gardens as far north and east as Massachusetts, west to Missouri, and south to Florida, and in warm-temperate and temperate regions in Europe
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  • Boerhavia
    pubescent. Warm-temperate and tropical regions worldwide. Species ca. 40 (16 in the flora). Numerous authors, particularly those of the eighteenth and nineteenth
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  • Leucodon
    connate, papillose. Nearly worldwide, except Australia and Oceania, temperate and warm regions. Species ca. 30 (3 in the flora). Leucodon is distinguished
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  • Leptohymenium
    perforate]. se United States, Mexico, se Asia, montane in warm temperate to tropical regions. Species 3 (1 in the flora). Generic concepts of Leptohymenium
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  • Bergia
    in South America, warm-temperate and tropical regions. Species ca. 25 (1 in the flora). Bergia has its greatest diversity in Africa and Australia. None.
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  • Elephantopus
    abruptly tapering base of each arista). x = 11. Mostly warm-temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions worldwide, sometimes as naturalized ruderals. Species
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  • Amaranthus
    tropical, subtropical, and warm-temperate zones, some species in temperate zones, some taxa are at present almost worldwide as introduced and naturalized weeds
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  • Araceae
    occurring in temperate North America is low in comparison with other continents, and primitive taxa are disproportionately represented. Orontioideae and Calloideae
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  • Steinchisma
    species that grow in moist or wet, usually open, sandy areas in warm-temperate and tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. A single species is native the
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  • Schoenus
    3-fid. Achenes rounded-trigonous to subterete. Worldwide in warm-temperate and tropical regions. Species ca. 80 (1 in the flora). Schoenus is restricted mostly
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  • Cupressus macrocarpa
    other regions. It is much planted and commonly naturalized near the coast from central California north to Washington and in warm temperate and subtropical
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  • Thalia
    smooth; perisperm canals 2, curved; aril reduced. x = 6. Warm temperate to tropical regions, se North America, Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South
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  • Abutilon
    the flora). Abutilon is mostly tropical and subtropical with relatively few species reaching into fully temperate climates. The South American native Abutilon
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  • Chloris gayana
    (Hawaii), Ill., Miss., Ariz., Fla. Chloris gayana grows in warm-temperate to tropical regions throughout the world, including the southern United States
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  • Chapter 3
    300 m)---warm temperate, broad-leaved evergreen forest; 300--1000 m---temperate, mixed deciduous hardwood forest; 1000--1300 m---cool temperate, conifer--deciduous
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  • Agrostis
    lemma, and is found in several different genera, usually in species with a reduced palea. Species of Agrostis growing in the temperate regions of the Northern
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  • Portulaca oleracea
    is a highly variable species with worldwide distribution in temperate to warm regions and is the most winter-hardy of all the portulacas. It is a very
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  • Asteraceae
    rich in numbers of species and/or in numbers of plants in arid and semiarid regions of subtropical and lower to middle temperate latitudes. Genera ca. 1500
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  • Eriobotrya japonica
    area. The species is cultivated widely for its fruit in warm temperate and subtropical regions. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus"
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  • Rosulabryum torquescens
    particularly in seasonal Mediterranean, warm-temperate to subtropical regions, in climates that are warmer and more seasonal than for R. capillare. This
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  • Digitaria ciliaris
    is a weedy species, found in open, disturbed areas in most warm-temperate to tropical regions, primarily in the eastern United States. It is particularly
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  • Chapter 6 (section Floristic Regions of North America)
    Alaska and Canada north of the Rocky Mountains and North American Atlantic regions. It also includes parts of northern New England, Michigan, and Minnesota
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  • Euphorbia serpens
    4–0.7 mm, smooth. Phenology: Flowering and fruiting year-round (in warmer areas) or summer (in temperate regions). Habitat: Mostly sandy or well-drained
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