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Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., West Indies (Lesser Antilles), Asia (native to India). Ficus elastica is commonly cultivated. It has not been collected

Elevation: 0-10 m Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., Asia (native to India and Southeast Asia). None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus"

is cultivated in North America as a hedge plant. The fruit is edible. Native to Korea and China, C. tricuspidata is known from a collection made in 1956

and Asia, it is often the dominant grass tribe over substantial areas. It is not present in southern India, and is represented by only one native species

Tex., Wis., origin unknown, probably s Asia (India), introduced also in South America, Europe, elsewhere in Asia, n Africa, Pacific Islands, Australia.

= 17. Native to Asia, Pacific Islands, Australia. Caryota, readily distinguished by its 2-pinnate leaves, is native to India, southeastern Asia, Malesia

in the flora). Variety amara (Roxburgh) C. B. Clarke is native in India and Pakistan; compared to the typical variety, it has leaves small and softly villous

Plants are short (to 1 m), the leaves lanceolate and to 18 × 1.5 cm, and the pure white flower is fragrant and larger than in any of our native species; the

Calif., Fla., Asia (India), introduced widely elsewhere. Moringa oleifera is probably native to lowland dry tropical forests of northwestern India; recent collection

weedy tendencies in its native range. The roots, and to a lesser extent the twigs and leaves, are used medicinally in Africa to treat a wide variety of

Indies, South America, native to Asia (India). Celosia argentea is locally escaped from cultivation, and perhaps originally native to India. None. None. window

50 m Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., native, Asia (India and the Malay Peninsula). In Asia, the rhizomes of Zingiber zerumbet are used as a

Bentham (mainland Southeast Asia), and M. strictus Bentham (Africa, India). Only M. gracilis and M. ringens have been subject to molecular analysis, but morphological

weedy species that is native to tropical Asia and Australia, where it grows primarily in thickets and forest margins. It is not known to be established in

blunt to sharp, usually strigose; lemmas stiffly membranous to coriaceous, smooth, usually hairy, sometimes glabrous, hairs on the lemma body to 6 mm,

spikelets (varying to more than 1/2 as long), unawned to minutely awn-tipped; upper glumes unawned or shortly awned; lower lemmas similar to the upper glumes

Capsules broadly ellipsoid to globular, 1.4–5.5 × 1.7–3.5 mm. Seeds cylindric, ellipsoid, or irregularly oblong, not ribbed. 2n = 42 (India). Phenology: Flowering

Introduced; Fla., Asia. Hiptage benghalensis is thought to be native from India and Sri Lanka to the Philippines, but it is difficult to know the true natural

continental United States. Species are native mostly to warm temperate Asia, from the Himalayas east to Japan and south to India and Thailand. Molecular data suggest

Elevation: 0-10 m Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., Asia (native to Pakistan and India). None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus"

more recently than 1955. Its native range extends from southern Europe and northern Africa through western Asia to India. None. None. window.propertie

temperate zone, Europe, Asia (s to India, Iran). Species ca. 25 (1 in the flora). In the flora, Carpinus consists of a single native species, C. caroliniana

All native species (except P. heterophylla) and some natural hybrids are cultivated to some extent within their native ranges. In addition to native poplars

but all other species in the genus occur in northeastern India and southeastern Asia. Prior to modernization, taro was especially important on the Pacific

3–9 mm; blade ovate to obovate, usually slightly rhombic, 3.8–8.9 × 1.9–5.2 cm, membranous to chartaceous, base broadly cuneate to rounded or subcordate

Introduced; Md., Asia, Africa. Species 2 (1 in the flora). The native range of Ctenolepis cerasiformis extends from tropical Africa to India and Pakistan.

Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Fla., native, Asia (ne India). Curcuma zedoaria is grown commercially in Asia for its starchy rhizome, which is used as

Tex., Vt., Va., W.Va., Wis., Mostly north temperate zone, Europe, Asia (s to India, Iran). Subspecies 2 (2 in the flora). Carpinus caroliniana consists

Martín-Bravo et al. 2007). Apparently, the only species of the family native to the New World is Oligomeris linifolia (see below). Abdallah, M. S. and

serrate, and vegetative branches purplish. They are native to eastern Afghanistan, northern India, and Pakistan. Rahn, K. 1989. A survey of the genus Sorbaria

species is mainly southeastern Asia. From there it extends south to Queensland, west to Madagascar and Central Africa, east to Hawaii, California, Oregon,

addition to being noxious weeds, some species of Brassica are harmful or poisonous to humans and livestock (Al-Shehbaz). Historically, native peoples of

Introduced; Fla., Tex., Asia (India), introduced also in Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South America, elsewhere in s Asia, Africa, Australia. Hibiscus

Generated Map Legacy Map Introduced; Alta., B.C., Man., Sask., Yukon, native to Asia (China, India). Clematis tangutica var. tangutica, the most commonly cultivated

West Indies, Central America, South America, introduced also in Asia (Arabian Peninsula, India), tropical Africa. Astraea lobata is a weedy annual widely distributed

Zizania latifolia is native to Asia, extending from northeast India and Russia through China and Myanmar to Korea and Japan. In its native range, it grows in

base tapered to cuneate, margins crenate to dentate in distal 1/2. Inflorescences: flowers 1 or 2(or 3) per axil; bracts narrowly oblanceolate to narrowly

Introduced; Calif., Asia, introduced also in Europe, e Asia (Japan), Africa (South Africa), Pacific Islands (New Zealand), Australia. Pyracantha crenulata is native to

in the India-Pakistan region and are closely related to each other (B. Dutt and R. P. Roy 1990; C. B. Heiser and E. E. Schilling 1990). The Asian species

is native to central Asia, from Afghanistan through Pakistan to northeastern India (Sikkim). Reports of its presence in the Flora region appear to be based

subsp. klotzschianus (Meisner) Rechinger f., which is native in southern and eastern Asia (China, India, Japan, Korea). J. E. Dawson (1979) also regarded this

2n = 12. Pacific Islands (Hawaii) Sporobolus diandrus is native from India to southeast Asia and Australia. It is not common in North America, being known

decumbent to scandent. Leaves: blade lanceolate to lanceolate-elliptic or lanceolate-oblong, 2.5–10.5 × 0.7–2.4 cm, margins scabrous, apex acute to acuminate

Introduced; Fla., se Africa, Asia (s China, Formosa, India, Japan), Malaysia, Philippines, widely naturalized elsewhere. In its native range, Dianella ensifolia

monoecious annual from Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan, was segregated from Citrullus and has proved to be more closely related to Benincasa (F. Dane and P. Lang

Tex., s Asia (India, Pakistan), introduced also in West Indies, Bermuda, w Asia, Africa, Indian Ocean Islands. Phyllanthus fraternus, native to Pakistan

seed coat smooth or nearly so. These taxa are probably all native to southern and southeastern Asia, where they were occasionally cultivated as ancient leaf

Indies, Central America, South America, introduced also in Europe, Asia (China, India, Japan), Africa, Pacific Islands, Australia. Oxalis corniculata in

The native range of Sageretia thea sometimes is said to extend to northeastern Africa (M. Qaiser and S. Nazimuddin 1981), but this appears not to be clearly

Tex., La. Dichanthium annulatum is native to southeastern Asia and is a highly esteemed forage grass, especially in India. It is now established at scattered

probably native to the Old World Tropics. The species has been reported from East Baton Rouge and Saint Charles parishes in Louisiana and appears to be naturalized

Introduced; Calif., Oreg., South America, introduced also in w Europe (Ireland), Asia (India), e Africa, Pacific Islands (Hawaiian Islands, New Zealand), Australia

Islands (Hawaii), Ariz., Fla., Mo. Pennisetum ciliare is native to Africa, western Asia, and India. It now grows throughout the warmer, drier regions of the

floristic affinities between Asia and eastern North America. In: A. Graham, ed. 1972. Floristics and Paleofloristics of Asia and Eastern North America. Amsterdam