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References
Note: One-time references and
Internet sources are listed directly on the species pages where
they apply.
Adams, B. &
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(ADA)
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American
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Armitage, A.
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76 pp. Boca Raton, FL. 1991. (AU1)
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Barneby, R. C.
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Broszio, Marx.
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Chaplin, L. T., & M. M. Brandies.
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_______. & A.
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GRIN…see GRI above
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Kodela, P., T. Tame, B. Conn, K. Hill, & L. L. Lee.
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)
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(MUL)
Nellis, D. W.
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(OHR)
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Price, G. R.
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Stebbins, M.
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(STB)
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Sturrock, D.
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Tebbitt, M. C.
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Tobe,
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Tropical Bamboo-See
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University of Florida-Environmental
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University of Florida
IFAS publications. These are cited on individual species pages
by the IFAS publication number preceded by “UF.”
Utech, F.
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. (UTE)
Water Management Districts of Florida---See
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Watkins, J. V. & T. J. Sheehan.
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Wattleweb.
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West, E. & L. E. Arnold.
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W. A. Tropical Ornamentals. 542 pp. Timber Press. Portland.
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(WI1)
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(WIP)
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