the northwest. Sorghastrum secundum is easily confused with plants of S. elliottii that are not at anthesis, because both species have straight to slightly
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S. cassioides may produce chlorosis and mortality in cultivated Pinus elliottii and P. taeda (H. E. Grelen and Mann 1973). None. None. window.properti
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segregate Symphyotrichum firmum as a distinct entity. The tall, pink-rayed S. elliottii of the outer coastal plains is also distinctive, despite reports of hybrids
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Southeast P. taeda is commonly used in plantation forestry, along with P. elliottii and P. echinata. Pinus taeda frequently forms hybrids with P. echinata
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R. microcarpa. In peninsular Florida, apparent intergradation with R. elliottii produces some individuals with broad leaves and triangularsubulate tubercles
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or lavender; disc florets 25–35+; Atlantic coastal plain Symphyotrichum elliottii 87 Cauline leaves thin, margins usually entire, sometimes serrate; array
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alteration of native longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Miller) and slash pine (P. elliottii Engelmann) savanna, especially conversion to even-age pine plantations
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species of Pinus, especially P. rigida to the north and P. palustris and P. elliottii to the south. The extensive pine forests are a response to repeated fires
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even-aged closed canopy of Pinus palustris, P. taeda, P. serotina, and/or P. elliottii (fig.5.6). The relative frequency of these pine species is dependent on
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