Plantation Oaks Nature Trail

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Nature Trail at entrance to Plantation Oaks along Old Dixie Hwy

Plants

Andropogon brachystachyus - Shortspike Bluestem
Asimina parviflora - Smallflower Pawpaw

Carya sp. - Hickory (likely C. glabra - pignut or C. tomentosa - mockernut)
Cnidoscolus stimulosus - Tread-softly

Dichanthelium commutatum - Variable Witchgrass
Dichondra carolinensis - Carolina Ponysfoot

Erythrina herbacea - Coralbean

Gelsemium sempervirens - Yellow Jessamine, Carolina Jessamine

Houstonia procumbens - Roundleaf Bluet, Innocence

Ilex opaca var. opaca - American holly
Indigofera suffruticosa - Shrubby Indigo (NOT-native)

Lyonia ferruginea - Rusty lyonia
Lyonia lucida - Fetterbush lyonia

Nerium oleander - Oleander (NOT-native)

Opuntia austrina - DEVIL'S-TONGUE, FLORIDA PRICKLY-PEAR, HAMMOCK PRICKLY PEAR [Native - endemic]
Oxalis corniculata - Creeping Woodsorrel

Pinus clausa - Sand pine
Pinus elliottii - Slash Pine
Pityopsis sp. - Silkgrass
Pleopeltis michauxiana - Resurrection Fern

Quercus chapmanii - Chapman's Oak
Quercus myrtlifolia - Myrtle Oak
Quercus sp. - Scrub oak or Sand live oak
Quercus virginiana - Live oak

Rhododendron sp. - Azalea (NOT native)
Rhynchospora megalocarpa - Sandyfield Beaksedge
Richardia brasiliensis - Tropical Mexican Clover

Sabal palmetto - Cabbage palm
Scleria triglomerata - Whip Nutrush
Serenoa repens - Saw palmetto
Smilax sp. - greenbriar, catbriar
Solidago sp. - Goldenrod

Tillandsia floridana - Florida airplant
Tillandsia recurvata - Ballmoss
Tillandsia usneoides - Spanish moss

Vaccinium arboreum - Sparkleberry

Zamia integrifolia - coontie

Fungi/Lichen

Herpothallon rubrocinctum - Christmas Lichen
Parmelioideae Subfamily - Typical Shield Lichens
Russula sp. - Brittlegill mushroom

Above ID's by Paul Rebmann &/or iNaturalist