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	Family Name:	Tamaricaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Tamarix canariensis Willd. - Determined By: J. Gaskin, Jul 2008
	Determination History:	Tamarix canariensis Willd. - Determined By: W. J. Crins, 1988 Tamarix gallica L. - Determined By: B. Baum, 1982 Tamarix gallica L.
	Locality:	USA. North Carolina. New Hanover Co.: Along causeway on US 74, between Wrightsville and Wrightsville Beach.
	Habitat:	Edge of salt marsh.
	Reproductive State:	Fertile
	Collector:	T. R. Bradley 3359 with J. Stevenson
	Date:	24 Jul 1966
	Accession No:	78459
	Image:	78459.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Tamaricaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Tamarix canariensis Willd. - Determined By: J. Gaskin, Jul 2008
	Locality:	USA. Florida. Duval Co.: Buck Island, adjacent to St. Johns River near its intersection with the Coastal Waterway, adjacent to St. Johns Creek.
	Description:	Small trees to 3 m tall rapidly spreading on this site, all size classes abundant; flowers pink to white.
	Habitat:	Deposition site for soil from dredging.
	Reproductive State:	Flower
	Collector:	R. Bryant s.n.
	Date:	Jun 2008
	Accession No:	245511
	Image:	245511.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Tamaricaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Tamarix canariensis Willd.
	Locality:	USA. Florida. Franklin Co.: St. George Island; S end of nick's Hole, edge of a bayou that opens N into Apalachicola Bay. 29º 38’ 26” N 84º 54’ 56” W
	Description:	Ca. 12 large, multi-stemmed plants washed at base by brackish water, some with at least one main stem 10-12 in. dbh; foliage appearing grayish from a distance.
	Habitat:	Edge of a brackish bayou; associates include Sabal palmetto, Sporobolus virginicus, Juniperus virginiana, Iva frutescens, Juncus roemerianus, Ilex vomitorie, Quercus geminata, Pinus elliottii, Borrichia frutescens, Cynanchum, Ipomoea sagittata, Solidago sempervirens, and Toxicodendron radicans.
	Collector:	G. Nelson s.n. with W. Baker
	Date:	18 Aug 2008
	Accession No:	246419
	Image:	246419.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Tamaricaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Tamarix canariensis Willd. - Determined By: C. C. Jacono, 03-Jun-2011
	Locality:	USA. Florida. Duval Co.: DU-6 Dredge Material Management Area, Florida Inland Navigation District, off Heckscher Drive, St. Johns River, Jacksonville. 30º 28’ 22” N 81º 28’ 15” W
	Description:	Short, flowering plants resprouting after herbicide treatment in Jan 2011.
	Habitat:	Edge of pond in muddy soils.
	Reproductive State:	Fertile
	Collector:	J. Spencer 43
	Date:	24 Mar 2011
	Accession No:	302896
	Image:	302896.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Tamaricaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Tamarix canariensis Willd. - Determined By: C. C. Jacono, 03-Jun-2011
	Locality:	USA. Florida. Duval Co.: Buck Island Dredge Material Management Area, nearing estuary of St. Johns River. 30º 23’ 16” N 81º 29’ 3” W
	Description:	Short, flowering plants resprouting after herbicide treatment in 2008.
	Habitat:	Disturbed sandy soils.
	Reproductive State:	Fertile
	Collector:	J. Spencer s.n.
	Date:	24 Mar 2011
	Accession No:	302901
	Image:	302901.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

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