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Key to status and other information about the plants pages	Threatened, Endangered or endemic to Florida	Other native plants	Non-native and invasive species

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Asimina reticulata	reticulate pawpaw dog banana	endemic native
	entire side view of blooms flower from below	See also Asimina pygmaea DWARF PAWPAW This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Conradina etonia	etonia false rosemary	FED endangered, FL endangered, endemic, native
	close-up close-up - side view leaf detail leaf detail - underside entire	This plant is only known to occur in Putnam County, Florida. Previously found in just a few locations in and near the Etonia State Forest, it was recently discovered on state property east of the St. John's River. This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Conradina grandiflora	largeflower false rosemary	FL endangered, endemic, native
	close-up - front close-up - side leaf detail entire	This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Coreopsis leavenworthii	Leavenworth's tickseed	endemic native
	side view front view	This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Cucurbita okeechobeensis	Okeechobee gourd	FED endangered, FL endangered, endemic, native
	front view, male flowers side view, female flower gourd	This plant is only found in two areas of Florida, around Lake Okeechobee and in central Florida along the St. John's River. This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Cuthbertia ornata Callisa ornata	Florida scrub roseling	endemic native
	close-up entire	This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Cynoglossum virginianum	wild confrey	FL endangered, native
	close-up entire	This plant only occurs in Florida in Liberty and Gadsden Counties. This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Deeringothamnus rugelii	Rugel's pawpaw yellow squirrel-banana	FED endangered, FL endangered, endemic, native
	close-up side view close-up front view entire	This plant is only known to occur in Volusia County, FL This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Lilium catesbaei	Catesby's Lily Pine Lily Southern Red Lily	FL threatened, native
	close-up entire	This distinctive Florida native is named after 18th century English naturalist Mark Catesby who travelled to the Carolinas and the Bahamas in the 1720's. Although he apparently never actually visited present day Florida, Catesby published Natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands, a two volume collection of his paintings of the flora & fauna he found. This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Phoebanthus grandiflorus	Florida false sunflower	endemic native
	close-up entire	This species at Wild Florida Photo today

Tillandsia fasciculata var. densispica	cardinal airplant common wild pine stiff-leaved wild pine	FL endangered, native
	entire	See also Tillandsia setacea SOUTHERN NEEDLELEAF This species at Wild Florida Photo today

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Asimina reticulata

reticulate pawpaw

dog banana

Conradina etonia

etonia false rosemary

Conradina grandiflora

largeflower false rosemary

Coreopsis leavenworthii

Leavenworth's tickseed

Cucurbita okeechobeensis

Okeechobee gourd

Cuthbertia ornata

Callisa ornata

Florida scrub roseling

Cynoglossum virginianum

wild confrey

Deeringothamnus rugelii

Rugel's pawpaw

yellow squirrel-banana

Lilium catesbaei

Catesby's Lily

Pine Lily

Southern Red Lily

Phoebanthus grandiflorus

Florida false sunflower

Tillandsia fasciculata var. densispica

cardinal airplant

common wild pine

stiff-leaved wild pine