/for the Department of Natural Resources, Division of State Lands ; by the Florida Natural Areas Inventory ; James William Muller, coordinator. Florida Natural Areas Inventory. Muller, James W.(James William) Florida.Division of State Lands. Tallahassee, Fla.:Florida Natural Areas Inventory,1988. Endangered species Florida. Animal populations Florida. Endangered plants Florida. Nature conservation Florida. 'f /3'L - / 't z [Florida Natural Areas Inventory Final Contract Report for DNR Contract No. C5101 SUPPORT OF A DATA BASE FOR PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF RARE/ENDANGERED SPECIES AND EXEMPLARY NATURAL COMMUNITIES OF COASTAL FLORIDA For the Department of Natural Resources Division of State Lands 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard Tallahassee, Florida 32303 By the Florida Natural Areas Inventory 254 East Sixth Avenue Tallahassee, Florida 32303 James William Muller, Coordinator September 1988 Funds for this project were provided by The Department of Environmental Regulation Office of Coastal Management using funds-made available through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended. Florida Natural Areas Inventory Final Contract Report for DNR Contract No. C5101 SUPPORT OF A DATA BASE FOR PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF RARE/ENDANGERED SPECIES AND EXEMPLARY NATURAL COMMUNITIES OF COASTAL FLORIDA For the Department of Natural Resources Division of State Lands 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard Tallahassee, Florida 32303 By the Florida Natural Areas Inventory 254 East Sixth Avenue Tallahassee, Florida 32303 James William Muller, Coordinator September 1988 Funds for this project were provided by The Department of Environmental Regulation Office of Coastal Management using funds made available through the National Occanic and Atmospheric Administration under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended. Overview Because of its subtropical climate, geographic location, and unique geomorphology, Florida is one of the most biologically diverse states. It is also experiencing one of the nation's highest rates of population growth with the coastal zone experiencing the most rapid growth rate of any region of Florida. The State of Florida has responded to this growth by initiating and participating in many programs and policies to protect the natural resources of the coast, such as designation of special features (e.g., Aquatic Preserves and National Marine/Estuarine Sanctuaries) and formulation of growth management legislation and rules. An essential part of this protection and management effort is the acquisition of information on the existing resources. In spite of the largest land acquisition program of any state, Florida is rapidly losing unique natural resources through the development required to accommodate that growth. Many of these irreplaceable resources are being lost without prior knowledge of their existence. The Florida Natural Areas Inventory was established in 1981 as a cooperative effort of the Department of Natural Resources and The Nature Conservancy, a national non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the preservation of natural di%ersity. The Conservancy has established similar cooperative ecological inventories in 47 other states over the past 15 years. An inventory is typically developed and operated by the Conservancy for several years and then turned over to the state government for continued operation. Funding for the first seven years of Florida's program has been provided primarily by the Conservation and Recreation Lands (CARL) Trust Fund as authorized by Ch. 253.023(4) Florida Statutes. The Florida Natural Areas-inventory (FNAI) provides a continuous process for identifying important natural areas and making data -available to decision makers involved in resource management. A standardized ranking procedure for determining degree of endangerment of species and natural communities allows efforts to be focused on those elements of biological diversity with the greatest need. Appendix A provides lists of FNAI Special Elements of biological diversity with their FNAI rank and Federal and State legal statuses. Information on the status and distribution of natural communities, rare and endangered species of plants and animals, bird rookeries, geological and other natural features is collected, processed and analyzed through an integrated data management system. Map files, manual files and computer files keep information organized and accessible. Data are indexed by several criteria, including location, natural community type, species name, endangerment status and land ownership. Appendix B contains examples of occurrence records for special plants, special animals, and natural communities. Source citations for all information processed are added to a computerized bibliography which is continuously updated. The inventory is a flexible system capable of producing information in a variety of formats to meet the needs of a broad spectrum of users. The CARL-supported FNAI staff was not sufficient to acquire, process, and update the information needed for the rapidly developing coastal area. This Coastal Zone Management contract addressed this need by supporting additional staff (I botanist/ecologist, I zoologist, one full-time and a half-time data handier, Appendix Q, continuing the support provided by a previous CZM contract. Their efforts focused on acquiring and processing information on rare/endangered species and exemplary natural communities of coastal Florida, resulting in a more comprehensive 2 data base on Florida's coastal resources. Table 1 summarizes the number of occurrences of rare species and natural communities processed by coastal staff. As a result of work under both this contract and the 1987 contract, the total number of element occurrences in the FNAI database increased by 14 per cent. In addition, 5 percent of existing records were updated. Table 1. Summary of data processed through this Coastal Zone Management contract. Special Special Natural Plants Animals Communities Totals Number of Occurrences: transcribed 311 179 133 623 mapped 317 110 138 565 quality-con trolled 377 309 67 753 modif ied 157 114 66 337 Figure I illustrates the location of all computerized occurrence records currently in the FNAI data base. Additional products resulting from this contract are lists of rare/endangercd species and exemplary natural communities records currently in the FNAI data base for each coastal county (Appendix E). More extensive information is available from the Florida Natural Areas Inventory's manual and computerized files. Under this contract, the boundaries of all Aquatic Preserves for which such information was available were mapped onto FNAI's base maps. In addition to providing an index to all FNAI records for these areas, having the Aquatic Preserve boundaries on FNAI's base map will ensure that the effects of proposed actions on the Aquatic Preserves will be considered when responding to data requests. The remainder of the preserves will be mapped as information becomes available from the Bureau of Aquatic Preserves, Florida Department of Natural Resources. Computerized Managed Area Records were completed for each preserve and manual files were set up. Element occurrences mapped that were particularly pertinent to Aquatic Preserves include those for the West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) and Johnson's seagrass (Halophila johnsonii). All data generated by the Coastal Management-supported staff were entered in FNAI's data base and are incorporated in replies to pertinent data requests. Data acquired and processed under the CZM grant will continue to be updated and made available for data request replies after the end of the grant period. Coastal Botany/Ecology During this contract, gathering and processing data on coastal plant species continued (Tablc 2), but equal emphasis was placed on the description and mapping of natural communities along the coast. 3 10 0 % 116 a 10 % OL 'di @A J@w of. P. Figure 1. Sta-te-wide distribution of computerized occurrence records in the Florida Natural Areas Inventory data base (September 1988). SUPPORT OF A DATA BASE FOR PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF RARE/ENDANGERED SPECIES AND EXEMPLARY NATURAL COMMUNITIES OF COASTAL FLORIDA Florida Natural Areas Inventory Final Report for Department of Natural Resources Contract No. C5101 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) was established in 1981 as a cooperative effort of the. Department of Natural Resources and The Nature Conservancy, a national non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the preservation of natural diversity. The Conservancy has established similar cooperative ecological inventories in 47 other states over the past 15 years. An inventory is typically developed and operated by the Conservancy for several years and then turned over to the state government for continued operation. Funding for the first seven years of Florida's program has been provided primarily by the Conservation and Recreation Lands (CARL) Trust Fund as authorized by Ch. 253.023(4) Florida Statutes. The FNAI provides a continuous process for identifying important natural areas and making data available to decision makers involved in resource management. A standardized ranking procedure for determining degree of endangerment of species and natural communities allows efforts to be focused on those elements of biological diversity with the greatest need. Information on the status and distribution of natural communities, rare and endangered species of plants and animals, bird rookeries, geological and other natural features is collected, processed and analyzed through an integrated data management system. Map files, manual files and computer files keep information organized and accessible. Data are indexed by several criteria, including location, natural community type, species name, endangerment status and land ownership. Source citations for all information processed are added to a computerized bibliography which is continuously updated. The inventory is a flexible system capable of producing information in a variety of formats to meet the needs of a broad spectrum of users. The CARL-supported FNAI staff was not sufficient to acquire, process, and update the information needed for the rapidly developing coastal area. This Coastal Zone Management contract addressed this need by supporting additional staff, continuing the support provided by a previous CZM contract. Their efforts focused on acquiring and processing information on rare/endangered species and exemplary natural communities of coastal Florida, resulting in a more comprehensive data base on Florida's coastal resources. Under the present contract, coastal staff processed 623 element occurrences of rare species and natural communities including 311 special plants, 179 special animals, and 133 natural communities. The total number of element occurrences in the FNAI database has increased 14 percent due to the efforts of CZM-supported staff in 1987 and 1988. While processing data on plant species continued, as under the 1987 contract, additional emphasis was placed during the current contract on mapping natural communities along the coast. One new community (Coastal Grassland) was described and 137 occurrences of coastal communities were processed from staff field notes and surveys. Two highly endangered coastal species received intensive survey efforts, Curtiss' sandgrass (Calamovilfa curtissii) and four-petal pawpaw (Asimina tetramera). These surveys resulted in a range extension for the former and a significant increase in known sites and total abundance for the latter. In addition to the numerous vertebrate occurrence records processed during this contract, large data sets for the following coastal elements were assembled for future processing: loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta), piping plover (Charadrius melodus), least tern (Sterna antillarum), Key Largo woodrat (Neotoma floridana smalli), and beach mice (Peromyscus ssp). Data for the wide ranging occurrences of West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) have been transcribed and mapped, and the wintering areas data are being processed. Under the current contract, the boundaries of all Aquatic Preserves for which such information was available were mapped onto FNAI's base maps, ensuring that the effects on Aquatic Preserves of nearby proposed action will be considered when responding to data requests. The remainder of the preserves will be mapped as information becomes available from the Bureau of Aquatic Preserves, Florida Department of Natural Resources. Computerized Managed Area Records were completed for each preserve and manual files were set up. All data generated by the Coastal Management-supported staff were entered in FNAI's data base and are incorporated in replies to pertinent data requests. Data acquired and processed under the CZM grant will continue to be updated and made available for data request replies after the end of the grant period. Funds for this project were provided by The Department of Environmental Regulation Office of Coastal Management using funds made available through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended. SUPPORT OF A DATA BASE FOR PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF RARE/ENDANGERED SPECIES AND EXEMPLARY NATURAL COMMUNITIES OF COASTAL FLORIDA Florida Natural Areas Inventory Final Report for Department of Natural Resources Contract No. C5101 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) was established in 1981 as a cooperative effort of the Department of Natural Resources and The Nature Conservancy, a national non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the preservation of natural diversity. The Conservancy has established similar cooperative ecological inventories in 47 other states over the past 15 years. An inventory is typically developed and operated by the Conservancy for several years and then turned over to the state government for continued operation. Funding for the first seven years of Florida's program has been provided primarily by the Conservation and Recreation Lands (CARL) Trust Fund as authorized by Ch. 253.023(4) Florida Statutes. The FNAI provides a continuous process for identifying important natural areas and making data available to decision makers involved in resource management. A standardized ranking procedure for determining degree of endangerment of species and natural communities allows efforts to be focused on those elements of biological diversity with the greatest need. Information on the status and distribution of natural communities, rare and endangered species of plants and animals, bird rookeries, geological and other natural features is collected, processed and analyzed through an integrated data management system. Map files, manual files and computer files keep information organized and accessible. Data are indexed by several criteria, including location, natural community type, species name, endangerment status and land ownership. Source citations for all information processed are added to a computerized bibliography which is continuously updated. The inventory is a flexible system capable of producing information in a variety of formats to meet the needs of a broad spectrum of users. The CARL-supported FNAI staff was not sufficient to acquire, process, and update the information needed for the rapidly developing coastal area. This Coastal Zone Management contract addressed this need by supporting additional staff, continuing the support provided by a previous CZM contract. Their efforts focused on acquiring and processing information on rare/endangered species and exemplary natural communities of coastal Florida, resulting in a more comprehensive data base on Florida's coastal resources. Under the present contract, coastal staff processed 623 element occurrences of rare species and natural communities including 311 special plants, 179 special animals, and 133 natural communities. The total number of element occurrences in the FNAI database has increased 14 percent due to the efforts of CZM-supported staff in 1987 and 1988. While processing data on plant species continued, as under the 1987 contract, additional emphasis was placed during the current contract on mapping natural communities along the coast. One now community (Coastal Grassland) was described and 137 occurrences of coastal communities were processed from staff field notes and surveys. Two highly endangered coastal species received intensive survey efforts, Curtiss' sandgrass (Calamovilfa curtissii) and four-petal pawpaw (Asimina tetramera). These surveys resulted in a range extension for the former and a significant increase in known sites and total abundance for the latter. In addition to the numerous vertebrate occurrence records processed during this contract, large data sets for the following coastal elements were assembled for future processing: loggerhead turtle (Caretta carella), piping plover (Charadrius melodus), least tern (Sterna antillarum), Key Largo woodrat (Neoloma floridana smalli), and beach mice (Peromyscus ssp). Data for the wide ranging occurrences of West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) have been transcribed and mapped, and the wintering areas data are being processed. Under the current contract, the boundaries of all Aquatic Preserves for which such information was available were mapped onto FNAI's base maps, ensuring that the effects on Aquatic Preserves of nearby proposed action will be considered when responding to data requests. The remainder of the preserves will be mapped as information becomes available from the Bureau of Aquatic Preserves, Florida Department of Natural Resources. Computerized Managed Area Records were completed for each preserve and manual files were set up. All data generated by the Coastal Management-supported staff were entered in FNAI's data base and are incorporated in replies to pertinent data requests. Data acquired and processed under the CZM grant will continue to be updated and made available for data request replies after the end of the grant period. Funds for this project were provided by The Department of Environmental Regulation Office of Coastal Management using funds made available through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended. TABLE 2: SPECIAL PLANTS ADDRESSED BY COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT SUPPORTED STAFF GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK^ RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G5 S3 N LE ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G3G4 S3 R k HELIANTREMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3 S3 3C N ANDROPOGON ARCTATUS PINE-WOODS BLUESTEM G5?T2 S2 C1 N HELIANTHUS DEBILIS SSP HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER G3 S3 N LE ASCLEPIAS CURTISSII CURTISS' MILKWEED VESTITUS G1 SI LE LE ASIMINA TETRAMERA FOUR-PETAL PAWPAW G1 S1 N N +HYMENOCALLIS HENRYAE PANHANDLE SPIDERLILY GU SU C2 N ++CANNA PERTUSA TATTERED CANNA G2G4 S2S3 3C N HYMENOCALLIS LATIFOLIA BROAD-LEAVED SPIDERLILY GlG2 SlS2 C2 RE CALAMOVILFA CURTISSII CURTISS' SANDGRASS G5T3 S3 3C N ILEX OPACA VAR ARENICOLA SCRUB HOLLY G2? S2 C2 RE CAREX BALTZELL11 BALTZELL'S SEDGE G4 S3 N LT JACQUINIA KEYENSIS JOEWOOD G2G3T1 SI LE LE CEREUS ERIOPHORUS VAR FRAGRANS FRAGRANT PRICKLY-APPLE G3 S3 C2 RE LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G3G4 i3 3C LT LEITNERIA FLORIDANA CORKWOOD G2 S2 C2 N CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 LE LIATRIS PROVINCIALIS GODFREY'S,BLAZING STAR G2?T2 S2 LE LE CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP DELTOID SPURGE G4G5 S2 3C LT LITSEA AESTIVALIS PONDSPICE DELTOIDEA G2 S2 3C LT LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G2?T1 S1 CI RE CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP WEDGE SPURGE GIG30 S1 N LE ONCIDIUM BAHAMENSE DANCING-LADY ORCHID SERPYLLUM G5T3 S3 C2 LE OXYPOLIS FILIFORMIS SSP GIANT WATER-DROPWORT G1 S1 LT LE CHANAESYCE GARBERI GARBER'S SPURGE GREENMANII G? S3 N (LT) CHEILANTHES HICROPHYLLA SOUTHERN LIP FERN G3G5T2 S2 3C LT PHYLLANTHUS LEISMANNIANUS SSP PINE-WOOD DAINTIES G1 S1 LE LE CHRYSOPSIS FLORIDANA FLORIDA GOLDEN ASTER PLATYLEPIS G2 S2 N N CHRYSOPSIS GODFREYI GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER G3? S2 C2 RE PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT G3G5T2 S2 C1 LE CHRYSOPSIS GOSSYPINA SSP CRUISE'S GOLDEN ASTER G2 S2 C1 LT POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED CRUISEANA G3 SlS2 3C N QUERCUS ARKANSANA ARKANSAS OAK G3G4 S3 N LC COCCOTHRINAX ARGENTATA SILVER PALM G3 S1 N LE REHIREA NARITIMA BEACH-STAR G3 S3 C2 N COELORACHIS TUBERCULOSA PIEDMONT JOINTGRASS G3 S3 C2 N RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN G3 S3 C2 RE CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G1 SI N N RHYNCHOSPORA CRINIPES HAIRY-PEDUNCLED G5 S2 N N CYNOGLOSSUM VIRGINIANUM WILD COMPHREY BEAK-RUSH G? S1 N LE CYRTOPODIUM PUNCTATUM COW-HORNED ORCHID G1 Si? 3C N RHYNCHOSPORA CULIXA GEORGIA BEAK-RUSH G? S1 N LE DENNSTAEDTIA BIPINNATA HAY SCENTED FERN GI? SU C2 N RHYNCHOSPORA PUNCTATA PINELAND BEAK-RUSH G1 S1 N N +DICERANDRA CHRISTMANII GARRETT'S SCRUB BALM G3 SI C2 LE RUDBECKIA WITIDA ST. JOHN'S-SUSAN G1 S1 LE LE DICERANDRA CORNUTISSIMA LONGSPURRED HINT G3G5 S3 C2 LE SARRACENIA LEUCOPHYLLA WHITE-TOP PITCHER-PLANT G4 S3? N N DIRCA PALUSTRIS EASTERN LEATHERWOOD G3 S2 C2 LE SARRACENIA RUBRA SWEET PITCHER-PLANT G2 S2 C2 LT ERAGROSTIS TRACYI SANIBEL LOVEGRASS G4 S3 N N SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G473 S3 C2 LT ERIOGONUM LONGIFOLIUM VAR SCRUB BUCKWHEAT G4 S3 N LT TILLANDSIA FLEXUOSA BANDED WILD-PINE GNAPHALIFOLIU14 G3 S1 N LE TILLANDSIA PRUINOSA FUZZY-WUZZY AIR-PLANT G4 S3 N LT ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LE TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER GI S1 C2 RE EUPHORBIA TELEPHIOIDES TELEPHUS SPURGE GI SI C2 RE ZIZIPHUS CELATA G2 S2 C2 RE GLANDULARIA KARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G1 SI C1 RE GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN ++ = Element deleted in 1988 G4G5 S3? N LE GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM WILD COTTON *c Also ranked RE 4@6 G4G5 S2 K LE GUAIACUM SANCTU14 LIGNUM-VITAE +c Element added in 1988 GlG2 S1S2 N N +HALOPHILA JOHNSONII JOHNSON'S SEAGRASS ^a See Appendix A for rank and status explanations 5 Ranking was completed for four plant species which were added to the FNAI special plant list: Garrett's scrub balm (Dicerandra chrisimanii - Gl/Sl, critically imperiled in-state and globally; see Appendix A for further explanation of ranks), Florida yellowtop (Flaveria floridana - G3/S3), Johnson's scagrass (Halophila johiisond - GIG2/SIS2), and Panhandle spider-lily (Hymeiiocallis henryae - Gl/Sl). The rank of beach sand-squares (Paronychia erecta) was changed from G3/S3 to G4/S4, based on further fieldwork. In addition, three species were identified as possibly requiring ranking and initial information was acquired on these: Florida Idntana (Lantana depressa including varieties floridana and sanibelensis), poor man's patches (Menizelia floridana), and dalca (Dalea cartha,.-inensis var. floridana). These species will be ranked by FNAI as more information becomes available. In regard to communities, 137 occurrences of 7 coastal communities (bcach/dune, grassland, strand, scrub, hammock, marsh, and swamp) were mapped from personal field notes, surveys, and other sources (Table 3). One new community, coastal grassland, was described and ranked (G2/S2). The description of this type incorporated the FNAI community formerly called "overwash plain" but was broader in scope, including grasslands on stable beaches and in low-lying swales among the dunes, which are not necessarily connected with the process of overwash (Appendix C). After it was discovered that lists of rare species present in state parks had, in some cases, been just potentially present, element occurrences in the FNAI database mapped in all coastal parks were reviewed as to source and the necessary modifications (involving some 60 element occurrences) made. The Division of Recreation and Parks of the-Departmcnt of Natural Resources was informed of these changes. Field surveys of all coastal communities were made on the western end of Shell Island, Tyndall Air Force Base, Bay County, and at Grayton'Beach State Recreation Area, Walton County. A survey of flatwoods areas for Calamovilfa curtissii was made between Moultrie, St. John's County and Oak Hill, Volusia County, as well as on Merritt Island, Brevard County. In response to the ongoing development of known sites of the highly endangered four-petal pawpaw (Asimina tetramera), a survey team of four botanists (including the CZM botanist and 2 botanists contracted with CZM funds) was organized to search for the plants in scrubs of Martin and Palm Beach counties during its flowering period (May-August). All plants found were given numbered tags. A total of 770 plants were tagged, a 400% increase over the approximately 150 known plants known at the outset of the survey. Forty per cent of this total occurred on publicly owned land. The data from the survey was processed into the FNAI database and summaries were provided to the officials of the two counties involved, to the Jacksonville office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and to the Florida Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. In addition to being included in FNAI's responses to data requests for coastal information, the results of CZM coastal work were publicized in several other ways (Appendix F):. via two papers given at scientific meetings (The Florida Native Plant Society meeting in Gainesville in May 1988 and the American Institute of Biological Sciences meeting in Davis, California in August 1988), via a short paper on the re- discovery of Calamovilfa curlissii on the Florida panhandle (accepted by the taxonomic journal, SIDA), and via interviews to reporters on the progress of the survey for the four-petal pawpaw in Martin and Palm Beach counties. W&M imam Unimealwamim M M MIE M 7ABLE 3. NAWRAL CCtt4JNrrY DATA PRDCESSED UEM WIS C=RACr. Natug-al Cocruni New Old BOS MarAped poemlary Areas or Modified 1) Beach D G2/S2 G3/S3 27 field notes 1985-6 Ribasso Beach (IMI), Dee Lake (WALT), Alligator Point (FRAN) 2) Coastal Grassland G2/S2 G3/S3 15 field notes 1985-6 Shell Island & Crooked Island (BkY), Cape St. George (FRAN), Sea Oat Island (MLL) 3) Coastal Strand G2/S2 G3/S3 20 a) tropical (10) The conservancy, Inc. Collier county b) tauperate- (9) field notes 1985-6 Perdido Key (ESCA) panhandle c) terperatL- (1) field notes 1985-6 Guana River State Park (SWO) peninsula 4) Maritime HanEock G2/S2 G3/S3 37 a) temperate (11) field notes 1985-6 Ft. clinch state Park (NASS) b) tropical (26) Mie Conservancy, Im. Cannon Island (MLL) ODllier 0=-sty 5) Scrub G2/S2 G2/S2 30 a) oak scrub (7) field notes 1985-6 Ha4erson Beach SRA (CEAL) b) rosemary scrub (7) field notes 1985-6 St. Michael's Landing (BAY) c) sand pine scrub (16) 4-petal pmqmw survey Hobe Sound NWR (NAM) site reports 6) Tidal marsh 5 Hine & Belknap, 19861 7) Tidal Svamp --I Hine & Belknap, 1986 Total 137 Hine, A.C. and D.F. Belknap. 1986. Facent geol. history and modern sedimentary processes of the Pasco Coastline: West-Central Florida. Pept. No. 79, Florida Seek Gmnt college, Gainesville. 7 Coastal Zoology Field surveys for rare vertebrates are often time-consuming and produce small amounts of data relative to cost; therefore, coastal zoology efforts concentrated on obtaining and processing existing element occurrence information from research biologists, literature reviews and museum repository sheets. However, limited field surveys were conducted this past year by the coastal zoologist on Gulf Coast peninsulas and islands for winter occurrences of snowy plovers (Charadrius alexandrinus) and piping plovers (C. melodus). Table 4 lists animal species addressed during the contract period. Personnel representing many state and federal agencies, universities, non- profit research organizations, environmental consultants, and private individuals were contacted for information on coastal element occurrences on public and private lands. Examples of contacts made this year include: Federal - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Office of Endangered Species and National Wildlife Refuges) National Zoological Park Eglin Air Force Base State - Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (Nongame Program, Endangered Species Coordinator, and Office of Environmental Services) Department of Watural Resources Florida State Museum Department of Environmental Regulation (Coastal Zone Universities - Management) University of Florida Auburn University Private Organizations - Coastal Plains Institute Florida Audubon Society Florida Nature Conservancy Florida Power Corporation National Audubon Society (Rookery Bay Sanctuary) Element filcs are continuously updated with many items, including information from the Endangered Species Technical Bulletin and Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's endangered and threatened species list. Element ranking forms are also revised as needed. This year ranking forms for all 92 special animals identified in the CZM proposal were reviewed, four of which were modified and six of which are under consideration for modification. In addition to the numerous occurrence records processed during this contract, large data sets for the following coastal elements were assembled for future processing: loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta), piping plover (Charadrius TABLE 4: SPECIAL VERTEBRATES ADDRESSED BY COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT SUPPORTED STAFF GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK^ RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT FISHES G3? S3? C2 LS MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3 S2 C2 LS ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS ATLANTIC STURGEON G5T2? S2? N N MALACLEMYS TERRAPIN MANGROVE TERRAPIN G3 S3 N N ICTALURUS SERRANCANTHUS SPOTTED BULLHEAD RHIZOPHORARUM G2 si N LS MICROPTERUS SP I SHOAL BASS G2 S2 LT LT NEOSEPS REYNOLDSI SAND SKINK GI SI C2 LE NOTROPIS SP 2 BLACKMOUTH SHINER G5T3 S3? N N NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G5 S3 N N UMBRA PYGMAEA EASTERN MUDMINNOW G5T3? S? C2 LS PITUOPHIS MELANOLEUCAS MUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G3 S3 C2 N SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 LT STILOSOMA EXTENUATUM SHORT-TAILED SNAKE AMPHIBIANS G5TlQ Sl N LT STORERIA DEKAYI POP I LOWER KEYS BROWN SNAKE GlG2Q SlS2 C2 LT TANTILLA OOLITICA RIM ROCK CROWNED SNAKE G4 S3? C2 N +AMBYSTOMA CINGULATUM FLATWOODS SALAMANDER G5TlQ Sl N LT THAMNOPHIS SAURITUS POP 1 LOWER KEYS RIBBON SNAKE G3 S3 N N AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TOED AMPHIUMA G2 S2 C2 LS HAIDEOTRITON WALLACEI GEORGIA BLIND SALAMANDER G4 S3 AC LS HYLA ANDERSONI PINE BARRENS TREEFROG BIRDS G2 S2 N LS RANA OKALOOSAE FLORIDA GOPHER FROG G4T2 S2 C2 LS AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS WAKULLA SEASIDE SPARROW JUNCICOLUS REPTILES G4T2Q S2? C2 N AMMODRAMUS MARIT114US SMYRNA SEASIDE SPARROW PELONOTUS G5 S2 N N AGKISTRODON CONTORTRIX COPPERHEAD G5T3 S3 LT LT APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5 S4 LTSA LS ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR COERULESCENS G3 S2 LT LT CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G5T3 S3 N LS ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G3 S2 LE LE CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G5 S4 N N CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S3? N N CLEMMYS GUTTATA SPOTTED TURTLE G4? S2 C2 LT CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUIS SNOWY PLOVER G2? si LE LE CROCODYLUS ACUTUS AMERICAN CROCODILE G2 S2 LT LT CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G5 S3 N N CROTALUS HORRIDUS CANEBRAKE RATTLESNAKE G3 S2 C2 LT COLUMBA LEUCOCEPHALA WHITE-CROWNED PIGEON G3 S2 LE LE DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA LEATHERBACK TURTLE G5 S4. N LS EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5Tl SI C2 LT DIADOPHIS PUNCTATUS ACRICUS KEY RINGNECK SNAKE G4 S2 C2 LS EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4T3 S3 LT LT DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G5 S4 N LS EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5T2Q S2 N LS ELAPHE GUTTATA POP i LOWER KEYS RED RAT SNAKE G5 S4 N LS EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G4?T2 S2 C2 LS EUMECES EGREGIUS EGREGIUS FLORIDA KEYS MOLE SKINK G5 S4 N N EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G4?T2 S2 LT LT EUMECES EGREGIUS LIVIDUS BLUE-TAILED MOLE SKINK G4 SU N N FALCO COLUMBARIUS MERLIN G2 S2 C2 LS GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G3 S2 LT LE FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G5T2Q S2 C2 LE KINOSTERNON BAURII POP 1 KEY MUD TURTLE G5T2 S2 N N LAMPROPELTIS GETULUS GOINI APALACHICOLA KINGSNAKE 00 TABLE 4: SPECIAL VERTEBRATES ADDRESSED BY COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT SUPPORTED STAFF (continued) GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STA;E FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT BIRDS (cont.) G51`1 S1 3A LE PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS PALLID BEACH MOUSE DECOLORATUS G5T3T4 S3? C2 LT FALCO SPARVERIUS PAULUS SOUTHEASTERN AMERICAN G5T1 S1 C2 N +PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS SOUTHEASTERN BEACH MOUSE KESTREL NIVIEVENTRIS G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T1 S1 LE LE PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS PERDIDO KEY BEACH G5 S3 N LS HAEMATOPUS PALLIATUS AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHER TRISSYLLEPSIS MOUSE G3 S2S3 LE LT HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S3 C2 LS PODOMYS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MOUSE G5 S1 N N HELMITHEROS VERMIVORUS WORM-EATING WARBLER G5T2 S2 C2 LS SCIURUS NIGER SHERMANI SHERMAN'S FOX SQUIRREL G5 S2 LE LE MYCIERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5T2 S2 C2 N +SYLVILAGUS PALUSTRIS HEFNERI LOWER KEYS RABBIT G5 S3S4 N LS* PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G2? S2? LE LE TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G5 S3 AC LS PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5T3 S3 C2 LT* URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G2 S2 LE LT PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G5 S2 LT LT POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA Not applicable in Baker and Columbia counties and Apalachicola National G5T3 S3 C2 N RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS INSULARUM MANGROVE CLAPPER RAIL forest G5 S3 N N RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N SETOPHAGA RUTICILLA AMERICAN REDSTART Element added in 1987 G4 S3 N LT STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G5 S2? N N STERNA CASPIA CASPIAN TERN See Appendix A for rank and status explanations G3 S1 LT LT STERNA DOUGALLII ROSEATE TERN G5 S3 N N STERNA MAXIMA ROYAL TERN G5 S3 N N VIREO ALTILOQUUS BLACK-WHISKERED VIREO Applicable in Monroe County only MAMMALS G4T1 S1 LE LE FELIS CONCOLOR CORYI FLORIDA PANTHER G2 S1 LE LE MYOTIS GRISESCENS GRAY BAT G51`1 S1 LE LE NEOTOMA FLORIDANA SMALLI KEY LARGO WOODRAT G5TI S1 LE LE ODOCOILEUS VIRGINIANUS CLAVIUM KEY DEER G5T1 S1 LE LE PEROMYSCUS GOSSYPINUS KEY LARGO COTTON MOUSE ALLAPATICOLA G5T1 S1 LE LE PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS CHOCTAWHATCHEE BEACH ALLOPHRYS MOUSE 10 melodus), least tern (Sterna anlillarum), Key Largo woodrat (Neotoma floridana smalli), and beach mice (Peromyscus ssp). Data for the wide ranging occurrences of West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) have been transcribed and mapped, and the wintering areas data are being processed. Information concerning coastal vertebrates was requested by the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Dunedin Pass and Wiggins Pass dredging projects) and the Florida Department of Natural Resources (Lake Jackson). Responses to other requests processed by FNAI included coastal zoology data. List of Appendices A. FNAI element lists with element rank explanations. B. Explanation and examples of Element Occurrence Records. C. Community Characterization Abstract for Coastal Grassland. D. Coastal Zone Management-supported FNAI staff. E. Summary of FNAI computerized occurrence records of species and natural communities for coastal counties of Florida. F. Publication resulting from CZM work in 1988. Appendix A. FNAI element lists with 6lement rank explanations. .I I I -I FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY FEDERAL/STATE LEGAL STATUS Element Rank Explanations FEDERAL An element is any exemplary or rare component of the natural environment, such as LE Listed as Endangered Species in the List of Endangered and Threatened a species, plant community, bird rookery. spring, sinkhole, cave. or other ecological wildlife and Plants under the provisions of the Endangered Species Act. feature. An element occurrence (FO) is a single extant habitat which sustains or otherwise contributes to the survival of a population or a distinct@ self-sustaining An *Endangered Species* is defined as any species which is in danger of example of a particular element. The major function of the Florida Natural Areas extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. Inventory is to define the state's elements of natural diversity, then collect information PE Proposed for addition to the List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife about each element occurrence. and Plants as Endangered Species. The Florida Natural Areas Inventory assigns 2 ranks for each CICMCaL The LT - Listed as Threatened Species. A 'Threatened Species" is defined as any global element rank is based on a element's worldwide status; the state element rank is species which is likely to become an endangered species within the based on the status of the element in Florida. Element ranks are based on many factors. foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. the most important ones being estimated number of element occurrences (EOs), estimated abundance (number of individuals for species; area for natural communities), range. PT - Proposed for listing as Threatened Species. estimated adequately protected Ms. relative threat of destruction, and ecological fragility. CI - Candidate Species for addition to the List of Endangered and Threatened Global Element Rank (priority) Wildlife and Plants. Category 1. Taxa for which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service currently has substantial information on hand to support the biological appropriateness of proposing to list the species as GI - Critically imperiled globally because of extreme rarity (5 or fewer endangered or threatened. occurrences or less than 1000 individuals) or because of extreme vulnerability to extinction due to some natural or man-made factor. C2 Candidate Species. Category 2. Taxa for which information now in G2 - Imperiled globally because of rarity (6 to 20 occurrences or less than possession of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service indicates that proposing 3600 individuals) or because of vulnerability to extinction due to some to list the species as endangered or threatened is possibly appropriate, biological or man-made factor. but for which conclusive data on biological vulnerability and threat(s) are G3 - Either very rare and local throughout its range (21-100 occurrences or not currently available to support proposed rules at this time. less than 10.000 individuals) or found locally in a restricted range or vulnerable to extinction because of other factors. 3A Candidate Species, Category 3A. Taxa which arc no longer being G4 - apparently secure globally (may be rare in parts of range) considered for listing as endangered or threatened because of persuasive GS - demonstrably secure globally evidence of extinction. GH - of historical occurrence throughout range. may be rediscovered (e.g, ivory-billed woodpecker) 3B Candidate Species, Category 3B. Taxa which are no longer being GX - believed to be extinct throughout range considered for listing as endangered or threatened because the names do Go? - Tentative rank (e.g., G2?) not represent taxa meeting the Endangered Spccies Act's definition of G#Go - range of rank; insufficient data to assign specific global rank (e.g., Species*. G2G3) G#T# - rank of taxonomic subgroup such as subspecies or variety; numbers 3C - Candidate Species. Category 3C. Taxa that have proven to be more have same definition as above (e.g.. GM) abundant or widespread than was previously believed and/or those that G#Q rank of questionable species - ranked as species but questionable 2re not subject to any identifiable threat. whether it is species or subspecies; numbers have same definition as above (e.g., G2Q) AC - Agency Concern. Spccies which are not currently listed or candidates, G#T#Q - same as above, but validity as subspecies or variety is questioned. but which arc a matter of concern to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. GU - due to lack of information, no rank or range can be assigned (e.g., GUT2). LTSA Threatened due to similarity of appearance. G? not yet ranked (temporary) N Not currently listed, nor currently being considered for addition to the State Element Rank (priority) List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants. Definition parallels global element rank: substitute *S' for 'G in above global ranks, and "in state" for *globally* in above global rank definitions. Additional state element ranks: SA - accidental in Florida, i.e., not part of the established biota SE - an exotic species established in state, may be native elsewhere in North M, MM M M M M'= M STATE Plants Animals LE Listed as Endangered Plants in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida Act. "Endangered Plants" means species of plants native to the LE Listed as Endangered Species by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish gate that are in imminent danger of extinction within the state, the Commission. An Endangered Species is defined as a species, subspecies, :urvival of which is unlikely if the causes of a decline in the number of or isolated population which is resident in Florida during a substantial plants continue, and includes all species determined to be endangered or portion of its life cycle and so few or depleted in number or so threatened pursuant to the Federal Endangered Species Act of 1973, as restricted in range of habitat due to any man-made or natural factors amended. that it is in immediate danger of extinction or extirpation from the state, or which may attain such a status within the immediate future unless it PE a Proposed by the Florida Department or Agriculture as Endangered Plants. or its habitat are fully protected and managed in such a way as to enhance its survival potential; or migratory or occasional in Florida and LT Listed as Threatened Plants in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida included as endangered on the United States Endangered and Threatened Act. "Threatened plants" means species native to the state that are in Species List. This definition does not include species occurring rapid decline in the number of plants within the state, but which have peripherally in Florida while common or under no threat outside the not so decreased in such number as -to cause them to be endangered. State. PT Proposed by the Florida Department of Agriculture for listing as LT Listed as Threatened Species by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Threatened Plants. Commission. A Threatened Species is defined as a species. subspecies, or isolated population which is resident in Florida during a substantial CE Listed as a Commercially Exploited Plant in the Preservation of Native portion of its life cycle and which is acutely vulnerable to environmental Flora of Florida Act. "Commercially Exploited Plants" means species alteration declining in number at a rapid rate, or whose range or habitat native to the state which are subject to being removed in significant is declining in area at a rapid rate due to any man-made or natural numbers form native habitats in the state and sold or transported for factors and as a consequence is destined or very likely to become and sale. endangered species within the foreseeable and predictable future unless appropriate protective measures or management techniques are initiated or PC - Proposed by (he Florida Department of Agriculture for listing as maintained, or migratory or occasional in Florida and included as Commercially Exploited Plants. threatened on the United States Endangered and Threatened Species List. This definition does not include species occurring peripherally in Florida (LT) - Listed threatened as a member of a larger group but not specifically while common or under no threat outside the State. listed by species name. LS Listed as Species of Special Concern by the Florida Game and Fresh RE - Recommended by the Endangered Plant Advisory Council for inclusion as Water Fish Commission. A Species of Special Concern is defined as a endangered. species, subspecies, or isolated population which warrants special protection, recognition, or consideration because it occurs disjunctly or RT - Recommended by the Endangered Plant Advisory Council for inclusion as continuously in Florida and has a unique and significant vulnerability to threatened. habitat modification, environmental alteration. human disturbance, or substantial human exploitation which, in the foreseeable and predictable N - Not currently listed. nor currently being considered for listing. future, may result in its becoming a threatened species unless appropriate protective or management techniques arc initiated or maintained, may already meet certain criteria for consideration as a threatened species but for which conclusive data are limited or lacking; may occupy such an unusually vital and essential ecological niche that should it decline significantly in numbers or distribution other species would be adversely affected to a significant degree, or has not sufficiently recovered from past population depletion. N Not currently listed. nor currently being considered for listing. Page No. FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 9/28/88 SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NA14E GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G5 S3 N LE ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G20 S2 C2 LT BAPTISIA HIRSUTA HAIRY WILD INDIGO G5 si N LT ACTAEA PACHYPODA WHITE BANESERRY G3 S2 3C LT BAPTISIA MEGACARPA APALACHICOLA WILD INDIGO G? si c2 LE ' ACTIMOSTACHYS PENNULA RAY FERN G2G3 S2S3 C2 LT BAPTISIA S114PLICIFOLIA SCARE-WEED G5 S3S4 N (LT) ADIANTUM CAPILLUS-VENERIS SOUTHERN MAIDENHAIR FERN G5 si N LE BLECHNUM OCCIDENTALE SINKHOLE FERN G? si N LE ADIANTUM NELANOLEUCUM FRAGRANT MAIDENHAIR FERN G3 S3 LT LE BONAMIA GRANDIFLORA FLORIDA BONAMIA G? S3 N (LT) ADIANTUM TENERUM BRITTLE MAIDENHAIR FERN G4G5 SI N (LT) BOTRYCHIUM LUNARIOIDES WINTER GRAPE-FERN G I? S3 N (LT) ADIANTUM TETRAPHYLLUM FOUR-LEAVED MAIDENHAIR G? si N RE BOURRE .RIA CASSINIFOLIA LITTLE STRONGBARK FERN G2G3 Si N N BOURRERIA RADULA ROUGH STRONGBARK G3 S2 C2 N AGRIMONIA INCISA INCISED GROOVE-BUR GU SH C2 (LT) BRASSIA CAUDATA SPIDER ORCHID Gl sl LE LE AMORPHA CRENULATA CRENULATE LEAD-PLANT G2G3 S2 C2 LT BRICKELLIA CORDIFOLIA FLYRIS BRICKELL-BUSH G3G4 S2 N N AMYRIS BALSAMIFERA BALSAM TORCHWOOD GIG2 SIS2 C2 RE BRICKELLIA MOSIERI FLORIDA THOROUGHWORT G3 S3 3C N ANDROPOGON ARCTATUS PINE-WOODS BLUESTEM BRICKELL-BUSH G? S2S3 N N ANEMIA WRIGHT11 WRIGHT'S ANEMIA G3? si N LE BULBOPHYLLUM PACHYRRACHIS RAT-TAIL ORCHID G3G5Q S2 N N ANEMONE BERLANDIERI TEXAS ANEMONE G5 S2 N LT BUMELIA LYCIOIDES BUCKTHORN G5 sl N LT ANEMONELLA THALICTROIDES RUE-ANEMONE G? si N LE SURMANNIA FLAVA FAKAHATCHEE BURMANNIA G51*1 Sl C2 LE AQUILEGIA CANADENSIS VAR MARIANNA. COLUMBINE G2 S2 C2 LT CACALIA DIVERSIFOLIA VARIABLE-LEAVED AUSTRALIS INDIAN-PLANTAIN G2 S2 C2 RE ARGYTHAMNIA BLODGETTil BLODGETT'S WILD-MERCURY G3 S3 Cl LT CALAMINTHA ASHEI ASHE'S SAVORY G?Q SE? Cl LE ARISTIDA FLORIDANA KEYS WIRE-GRASS G3 S3 C2 N CALAMINTHA DENTATA TOOTHED SAVORY G2 si c2 N ARISTIDA SIMPLICIFLORA SOUTHERN THREE-AWNED GIG2 SIS2 C2 RE CALAMOVILFA CURTISSII CURTISS' SANDGRASS GRASS G3G5 S2 N LT CALLIRHOE PAPAVER WOODS POPPY-MALLOW G3 S3 N LE ASCLEPIAS CUIRTISS11 CURTISS' MILKWEED Gl si PE LE CAMPANULA ROBINSIAE BROOKSVILLE BELLFLOWER G2 S2 C2 LT ASCLEPIAS VIRIDULA SOUTHERN MILKWEED G? Sl N LE CAMPYLOCENTRUM PACHYRRHIZUM LEAFLESS ORCHID Gl si LE LE ASIMINA TETRAMERA FOUR-PETAL PAWPAW G? si N LE CAMPYLONEURUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM NARROW-LEAVED STRAP FERN G? S2 N LE ASPLENIUM AURITUM AURICLED SPLEENWORT G? S2 N (LT) CAMPYLONEURUM COSTATUM TAILED STRAP FERN G? SlS2 N (LT) ASPLENIUM DENTATUM SLENDER SPLEENWORT G2? S2 C2 RE CAREX BALTZELLII BALTZELL'S SEDGE G2 SlS2 C2 (LT) ASPLENIUM HETERORESILIENS WAGNER'S SPLEENWORT G3? S2 C2 N CAREX CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S SEDGE G4 Sl N LE ASPLENIUM MONANTHES SINGLE-SORUS SPLEENWORT G2 S2 Cl LERT CASSIA KEYENSIS BIG PINE PARTRIDGE PEA GU SU c2 (LT) ASPLENIUM PLENUM G2G3 SI N LE CATESBAEA PARVIFLORA SMALL-FLOWERED G? si N LE ASPLENIUM PUMILUM DWARF SPLEENWORT LILY-THORN G? si N LE ASPLENIUM SERRATUM BIRD'S NEST SPLEENWORT G4 SIS2 N LE CATOPSIS BERTERONIANA POWDERY CATOPSIS G2Q S2 3B N ASTER PLUMOSUS PLUMOSE ASTER G2G3 Sl N (LT) CATOPSIS NUTANS NODDING CATOPSIS Gl si C2 LT ASTER SPINULOSUS PINE-WOODS ASTER G? sl N LE CELTIS IGUANAEA IGUANA HACKBERRY G5?TU SlS3 N N ASTER VIMINEUS VAR VININEUS APALACHICOLA RIVER ASTER G? Sl N LE CELTIS PALLIDA SPINY HACKBERRY Page No. 2 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK *STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G2? SlS3 3C N CENTROSEMA ARENICOLA SAND BUTTERFLY PEA G? S2 N N CROSSOPETALUM ILICIFOLIUM CHRISTMAS BERRY G2G3Tl Sl LE LE CEREUS ERIOPHORUS VAR FRAGRANS FRAGRANT PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 N CROTON ELLIOTTIl ELLIOTT'S CROTON G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G5 S2S3 N LT CRYPTOTAENIA CANADENSIS CANADA HONEWORT Gl SI LE LE CEREUS ROSINII KEY TREE-CACTUS G20 S2 3C N CTENIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA TOOTHACHE GRASS G2 S2 C2 N CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE GI Sl C2 LE CUCURBITA OKEECHOBEENSIS OKEECHOBEE GOURD G2?T2 S2 LE LE CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP DELTOID SPURGE G? si N LE CUPANIA GLABRA CUPANIA G2?Tl Sl DELTOIDEA G2? S2 C2 N CUPREA ASPERA TROPICAL WAXWEED Cl RE CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP WEDGE SPURGE G5 S2 N N CYNOGLOSSUM VIRGINIANUM WILD COMPHREY SERPYLLUM G? si N LE CYRTOPODIUM PUNCTATUM COW-HORNED ORCHID G1 si LT LE CHAMAESYCE GARBERI GARBER'S SPURGE G1 sl LE LE DEERINGOTHAMMUS PULCHELLUS BEAUTIFUL PAWPAW G271 Sl Cl RE CHAMAESYCE PORTERIANA VAR PORTER'S HAIRY-PODDED GI Sl LE LE OEERINGOTHAMNUS RUGELII RUGELIS PAWPAW KEYENSIS SPURGE G? si N LE DENNSTAEDTIA BIPINNATA HAY SCENTED FERN G2T2 S2 Cl RE CHAMAESYCE PORTERIANA VAR PORTER'S BROAD-LEAVED GI SI N N DICERANDRA CHRISTMANII GARRETT'S SCRUB BALM PORTERIANA SPURGE GI sl LE LE DICERANDRA CORNUTISSIMA LONGSPURRED MINT G2T2 S2 Cl RE CHAMAESYCE PORTERIANA VAR PORTER'S BROOM SPURGE Gi sl LE LE DICERANDRA FRUTESCENS SCRUB MINT SCOPARIA G1 si LE LE DICERANDRA IMMACULATA LAKELAIS MINT G? S3 N (LT)* CHEILANTHES MICROPHYLLA SOUTHERN LIP FERN G? S2 N N DICHROMENA FLORIDENSIS FLORIDA WHITE-TOP SEDGE G2 S2 LE LE CHIONANTHUS PYGMAEUS PYGMY FRINGE-TREE Gl? sl C2 N DIGITARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA CRABGRASS Gl si LE LE CHRYSOPSIS FLORIDANA FLORIDA GOLDEN ASTER Gl? si C2 N DIGITARIA GRACILLIMA LONGLEAF CRABGRASS G2 S2 N N CHRYSOPSIS GODFREY1 GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER GI? si C2 N DIGITARIA PAUCIFLORA FEW-FLOWERED CRABGRASS G3G5T2 S2 Cl LE CHRYSOPSIS GOSSYPI'NA SSP CRUISE'S GOLDEN ASTER G4 S3? N N DIRCA PALUSTRIS EASTERN LEATHERWOOD CRUISEANA G5 S3 N LT DROSERA INTERMEDIA SPOON-LEAVED SUNDEW G4G5 SP N N CLEMATIS CATESBYANA A VIRGIN'S BOWER G5 SH N N ELEOCHARIS ROSTELLATA BEAKED SPIKERUSH G3 S3 Cl LT CLITORIA FRAGRANS PIGEON-WING G? SI N LE ELTROPLECTRIS CALCARATA G3G4 S3 N LC COCCOTHRINAX ARGENTATA SILVER PALM G2G4T2 S2 C2 N ELYTRARIA CAROLINIENSIS VAR NARROW-LEAVED CAROLINA G3 S3 C2 N COELORACHIS TUSERCULOSA PIEDMONT JOINTGRASS ANGUSTIFOLIA SCALYSTEM G? SlS2 N N COLUBRINA CUBENSIS CUBAN SNAKE-BARK G3Tl Sl C2 LE ENCYCLIA BOOTHIANA VAR DOLLAR ORCHID GlG20 SlS2 Cl LT COMMELINA GIGAS CLIMBING DAYFLOWER ERYTHRONIOIDES G2 S2 C2 N CONRADINA, BREVIFOLIA SHORT-LEAVED ROSEMARY G4G5 Sl N LE ENCYCLIA PYGMAEA DWARF ENCYCLIA GI SI C2 LT CONRADINA GLABRA APALACHICOLA ROSE14ARY G3G4 Sl N LE EPIDENDRUM ACUNAE ACUNAIS EPIDENDRUM G3 s3 C2 RE CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G? S2 N (LT) EPIDENDRUM NOCTURNUM NIGHT-SCENTED ORCHID G3G5 S2s3 N LE CORDIA SEBESTENA GEIGER TREE G5 S2 N LE EPIGAEA REPENS TRAILING ARBUTUS G5 S2 N LT CORNUS ALTERNIFOLIA ALTERNATE-LEAF DOGWOOD G2 S2 C2 LT ERAGROSTIS TRACYI SANIBEL LOVEGRASS G2G3 S2 C2 LE CROOMIA PAUCIFLORA CROOMIA Page No. 3 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G2?T2Q SlS2 C2 N ERIOCHLOA HICHAUXII VAR A CUPGRASS G5?T2 S2 Cl N HELIANTHUS DEBILIS SSP HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER SIMPSONII VESTITUS G4T3 S3 C2 LT ERIOGONUM LONGIFOLIUM VAR SCRUB BUCKWHEAT G?TlT3 SlS3 C2 N HELIOTROPIUM POLYPHYLLUM VAR PROSTRATE MANY-LEAVED GNAPHALIFOLIUM HORIZONTALE TURNSOLE G4 S3 N LT ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G5 S2 N LE HEPATICA NOBILIS LIVERLEAF Gl sl LE LE ERYNGIUM CUNEIFOLIUM WEDGE-LEAVED G5 S3 N LT HEXASTYLIS ARIFOLIA HEARTLEAF BUTTON-SNAKEROOTS G3G4 S2 N LT HIPPOMANE KANCINELLA MANCHINEEL G3G5 S2 N LT ERYTHRONIUM UMBILICATUM TROUT LILY G2 si K LE HUPERZIA DICHOTOKA HANGING CLUSMOSS G4G5 S3S4 N LT EUGENIA CONFUSA TROPICAL IRONWOOD G5 si N LT HYDRANGEA ARBORESCENS WILD HYDRANGEA G? si N LE EUGENIA RHOMBEA RED STOPPER G20 si C2 N HYMENOCALLIS CORONARIA STREAM-BANK SPIDERLILY G5 S2 N N EUONYMUS ATROPURPUREUS BURNINGEUSH GI si N N HYMENOCALLIS HENRYAE PANHANDLE SPIDERLILY G4 S2? N N EUPHORBIA COMMUTATA WOOD SPURGE G2G4 S2S3 3C N HYKENOCALLIS LATIFOLIA, BROAD-LEAVED SPIDERLILY Gl sl C2 RE EUPHORSIA TELEPHIOIDES TELEPHUS SPURGE G2 sl N LT HYPELATE TRIFOLIATA IRKWOOD G2T2 S2 Cl N FORESTIERA SEGREGATA VAR FLORIDA PINEWOOD PRIVET G2 S2 LE LE HYPERICUM CUMULICOLA HIGHLANDS SCRUB PINETORUM HYPERICUM G2 S2 C2 N GALACTIA PINETORUM PINELAND MILK-PEA G2 S2 Cl LT HYPERICUM EDISONIANUM EDISON'S ASCYRUM G1 sl LE LE GALACTIA SMALLII SMALL'S MILKPEA G2 S2 C2 LE HYPERICUM LISSOPHLOEUS SMOOTH-BARKED ST. G27 S2 3C LE GENTIANA PENNELLIANA WIREGRASS GENTIAN JOHN'S-WORT G2 S2 C2 RE GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G3 S2 C2 (LT) ILEX AMELANCHIER SERVICEBERRY HOLLY Gl si Cl RE GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN G? S2 N LTRE ILEX KRUGIANA KRUG'S HOLLY G5 S2 N (LT) GOODYERA PUBESCENS DOWNY RATTLESNAKE G5T3 S3 3C N ILEX OPACA VAR ARENICOLA SCRUB HOLLY PLANTAIN G5 S3 N LT ILLICIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA ANISE G4G5 SP N LE GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM WILD COTTON GI si C2 LT ILLICIUM PARVIFLORUM STAR ANISE G4G5 S2 N LE GUAIACUM SANCTUM LIGNUM-VITAE G? S2 N LE IONOPSIS UTRICULARIOIDES DELICATE IONOPSIS G4G5 SlS2 N LE GUZMANIA MONOSTACHYA FUCH'S BROMELIAD G5 sl N N ISOPYRUM BITERNATUM FALSE RUE-ANEMONE GH S2 C2 N GYMNOPOGON FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BEARDGRASS G2 S2 C2 LE JACQUEMONTIA CURTISSII PINELAND JACQUEMONTIA GlG2 SIS2 N N HALOPHILA JOHNSONII JOHNSON'S SEAGRASS GI si C2 LE JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA BEACH JACQUEMONTIA GI si LE LE HARPEROCALLIS FLAVA HARPER'S BEAUTY G4 S3 N LT JACQUINIA KEYENSIS JOEWOOD G2 S2 C2 LT HARTWRIGHTIA FLORIDANA HARTWRIGHTIA G2G3 Sl 3C N JUNCUS GYMNOCARPUS COVILLE'S RUSH G2 S2 Cl LE HEDEOMA GRAVEOLENS MOCK PENNYROYAL GlG2 SIS2 PE LE JUSTICIA COOLEYI COOLEY'S WATER-WILLOW G5TlQ SI C2 N HEDYOTIS NIGRICANS VAR NARROW-LEAVED BLUETS G2? S2 C2 RT JUSTICIA CRASSIFOLIA THICK-LEAVED PULVINATA WATER-WILLOW G3G4 S3 N N HELIANTHENUM AREHICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G5 S3 N LT KALMIA LATIFOLIA, MOUNTAIN LAUREL G2 S2 C2 RE HELIANTHUS CARMOSUS LAKE-SIDE SUNFLOWER Page No. 4 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 9/28/88 SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G2G3 S2? C2 N LACHNOCAULON DIGYNUM BOG-BUTTON G4 S2 N LE 14AGNOLIA PYRAMIDATA PYRAMID MAGNOLIA G3 S3 C2 RE LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G5 S3 N (LT) MALAXIS UNIFOLIA GREEN ADDER'S-MOUTH G2 S2 C2 RE LECHEA DIVARICATA PINE PINWEED G? Sl N LT MARSHALLIA 080VATA BARBARA'S BUTTONS GI si C2 N LECHEA LAKELAE LAKELAIS PINWEED III Sl C2 LE 14ATELEA ALABAMENSIS ALABAMA ANGLEPOD G3G4 S3 3C LT LEITNERIA FLORIDANA CORKWOOD G? Sl N LE KATELEA BALDWYNIANA BALDWYNIS SPINY-POD GIG3 Sl C2 LE LEPANTHOPSIS MELANANTHA TINY ORCHID G2 S2 C2 LE MATELEA FLORIDANA FLORIDA SPINY-POD G3 S3 Cl LE LIATRIS ONLINGERAE FLORIDA GAY-FEATHER G? si N LE MAXILLARIA CRASSIFOLIA HIDDEN ORCHID G2 S2 C2 LE LIATRIS PROVINCIALIS GODFREY'S BLAZING STAR G5 S2 N LT MEDEOLA VIRGINIANA INDIAN CUCUMBER-ROOT G? si N LE LICARIA TRIANDRA GULF LICARIA, G2Q S2 C2 N MELANTHERA PARVIFOLIA SMALL-LEAVED HELANTHERA G3 S2? C2 N LILAEOPSIs CAROLINENSIS CAROLINA LILAEOPSIS G? S2S3 N (LT) MICROGRAMKA HETEROPHYLLA CLIMBING VINE FERN G4G5 S2 N LT LILIUM CATESBAEI SOUTHERN RED LILY GIQ si C2 N MINUARTIA GODFREYI GODFREY'S SANDWORT Gl si C2 LE LILIUM IRIDOLLAE PANHANDLE LILY GS Sl N LE 140NOTROPA HYPOPITHYS PINESAP G4G5 SlS2 N N LILIUM MICHAUXII CAROLINA LILY GIQ si C2 LE MON07ROPSIS REYNOLDSIAE PIGMY-PIPES G5 si N N LILIUM SUPERBU14 TURK'S CAP LILY G473 S3 C2 L7 MYRCIANTHES FRAGRANS VAR TWINBERRY G2 SH LE LE LINDERA MELISSIFOLIA PONDBERRY SIMPSONII GlG2 SlS2 C2 LE LINUM ARENICOLA SAND FLAX G2G3 SM C2 W MYRIOPHYLLUM LAXUH PIEDMONT WATER-MILFOIL G21`1 Sl Cl RE LINUM CARTERI VAR CARTERI CARTER'S G2 S2 C2 LE NEMASTYLIS FLORIDANA FALL-FLOWERING IXIA SMALL-FLOWERED FLAX G? SIS2 N (LT) NEURODIUM LANCEOLATUN RIBBON FERN G272 S2 Cl RE LINUM CARTERI VAR SMALL11 CARTER'S G2 S2 C2 LE HOLINA ATOPOCARPA FLORIDA BEAR-GRASS LARGE-FLOWERED FLAX G2 S2 C2 RE NOLINA BRITTONIANA BRITTON'S BEAR-GRASS G5?TU Sl? C2 N LINUM SULCATUM VAR HARPERI HARPER'S G5T2 S2 C2 N NUPHAR LUTEUM SSP ULVACEUM WEST FLORIDA COWLILY GROOVED-YELLOW FLAX G? SH N N NYMPHAEA BLANDA SLEEPING-BEAUTY G2 S2 C2 LT LINUM WESTII WEST'S FLAX WATER-LILY G4G5 S2 3C LT LITSEA AESTIVALIS PONDSPICE G? s2S3 N (LT) ODONTOSORIA CLAVATA WEDGELET FERN G? S2S3 N (LT) LOMARIOPSIs KUNZEANA HOLLY VINE FERN G3 S2 R LE OKERIA HYPOGAEA BURROWING FOUR-O'CLOCK GIG3Q SlS3 N N LUDWIGIA SPATHULIFOLIA GIG30 Sl N LE ONCIDIUM BARAMENSE DANCING-LADY ORCHID G1 si LE LE LUPINUS ARIDORUM SCRUB LUPINE GIG3 Sl 3C LE OPHIOGLOSSUM PALKATUM HAND FERN G2 S2 3C LT LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G1 si C2 (LT)* OPUNTIA SPIROSISSINA FLORIDA SEMAPHORE CACTUS G1 Sl C2 RE LYTHRUN CURTISSII CURTISS' LOOSESTRIFE GIG3 Sl C2 N OPUNTIA TRIACANTHA THREE-SPINED G2G3 S2S3 C2 N LYTHRUM FLAGELLARE LOWLAND LOOSESTRIFE PRICKLY-PEAR GI Sl C2 LE 14ACBRIDEA ALBA WHITE BIRDS-IN-A-NEST G5T3 $3 C2 LE OXYPOLIS FILIFORNIS SSP GIANT WATER-DROPWORT G5 S2 N LT MAGNOLIA ACU14INATA CUCUMBER MAGNOLIA .GREENMANII G2 S2 3C LE MAGNOLIA ASHEI ASHE'S MAGNOLIA G4G5 Sl N LE PACHYSANDRA PROCUMBENS ALLEGHENY-SPURGE Page No. 5 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 9/28/88 SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G2 S2 N RT PANICUM ABSCISSU14 CUTTHROAT GRASS G4T2 S21 C2 N POLYGALA BOYKINII VAR BOYKIN'S FEW-LEAVED G5 S2? C2 N PANICUM NUDICAULE NAKED-STEMMED PANIC SPARSIFOLIA 14ILKWORT GRASS Gl? Sl Cl LE POLYGALA LEWTONII LEWTONIS POLYGALA G2?Q S2 C2 N PANICUM PINETORUM BONITA SPRINGS PANIC G1 si LE LE POLYGALA SMALLII TINY POLYGALA GRASS G3 S3 LE LE POLYGONELLA BASIRA141A HAIRY JOINTWEED G2 si C2 RE PARNASSIA CAROLINIANA CAROLINA G2 S2 Cl LT POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED GRASS-OF-PARNASSUS G2G3 S2S3 3C N POLYGONELLA MYRIOPHYLLA SMALL'S JOINTWEED G2G3 S2 N LE PARNASSIA GRANDIFOLIA LARGE-FLOWERED G? S2 N LT POLYGONUM MEISNERiANUM MEXICAN TEAR-THUMB GRASS-OF-PARNASSUS G2G3 si? C2 N POLYMNIA LAEVIGATA TENNESSEE LEAFCUP G2 S2 LT LE PARONYCHIA CHARTACEA PAPER-LIKE NAIL-WORT G? S2 N LE POLYRRHIZA LINDENII GHOST ORCHID G4G5 S2S3 N N PAVONIA SPINIFEX YELLOW HIBISCUS GU SU C2 N POTAMOGE70N FLORIDANUS FLORIDA PONDWEED G? SIS2 N (LT) PELLAEA ATROPURPUREA PURPLE CLIFF BRAKE G2G3 S2s3 LE LIRE PRUNUS GERICULATA SCRUB PLUM G3G4 S3 N N PELTANDRA SAGITTIFOLIA SPOON-FLOWER GU si N LE PSEUDOPHOENIX SARGENTII FLORIDA CHERRY-PALM GlG2 SlS2 C2 LE PEPER0141A FLORIDANA EVERGLADES PEPEROMIA G? S3S4 N (LT) PTERIS BAHAMENSIS BAHAMA BRAKE G? si N LE PEPEROMIA GLABELLA CYPRESS PEPEROMIA G3G4 S2 C2 (LT) PTEROGLOSSASPIS ECRISTATA A WILD COCO G4 S3 3C N PERSEA HUMILIS SCRUB BAY G3 S3 3C N PYCHANTHEMUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA MOUNTAIN-MINT G? SH N N PHARUS PARVIFOLIUS CREEPING-LEAF STALKGRASS G3 SIS2 3C N QUERCUS ARKANSANA ARKANSAS OAK G? sl N LE PHORADENDRON RUBRUM MAHOGONY MISTLETOE G3 sl N LE REMIREA MARITIMA BEACH-STAR G3G5T2 S2 3C LT PHYLLANTHUS LEIBMANNIANUS SSP PINE-WOOD DAINTIES G? si N LE RESTREPIELLA OPHIOCEPHALA SNAKE ORCHID PLATYLEPIS G2 S2 C2 LE RHEXIA PARVIFLORA A MEADOWBEAUTY G?T3 S3 C2 N PHYLLANTHUS PENTAPHYLLUS VAR FLORIDA FIVE-PETALED G2 S2 C2 N RHEXIA SALICIFOLIA PANHANDLE MEADOWBEAUTY FLORIDANUS LEAF-FLOWER G3G5 SX 3C LE RHIPSALIS BACCIFERA MISTLETOE CACTUS G4G5 S3S5 C2 N PHYSOSTEGIA LEPTOPHYLLA SLENDER-LEAVED G3G4 S3 3C LE RHODODENDRON AUSTRINUM ORANGE AZALEA DRAGON-HEAD GIG2 SlS2 LE LE RHODODENDRON CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S RHODODENDRON G2 S2 C2 RE PINGUICULA IONANTHA VIOLET-FLOWERED G3 S3 C2 N RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN BUTTERWORT GI Sl N N RHYNCHOSPORA CRINIPES HAIRY-PEDUNCLED G3? S2 C2 RE PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT BEAK-RUSH GX SX 3A N PISONIA FLORIDANA ROCK KEY DEVILOS-CLAWS G1 Si? 3C N RHYNCHOSPORA CULIXA GEORGIA BEAK-RUSH G3 S3 C2 LE PITYOPSIS FLEXUDSA BENT GOLDEN ASTER Gl? sti C2 N RHYNCHOSPORA PUNCTATA PINELAND BEAK-RUSH G3G4 S3S4 3C (LY) PLA7ANTHERA INTEGRA YELLOW FRINGELESS ORCHID G1 SI LT LE RIBES ECHINELLUM HICCOSUKEE GOOSEBERRY GU si N (LT) PLEOPELTIS REVOLUTA STAR-SCALE FERN G2Q S2 Cl LE ROYSTONEA ELATA FLORIDA ROYAL PALM G5 si N N PODOPHYLLUM PELTATUM 14AY APPLE G3 si C2 LE RUDBECKIA WITIDA ST. JOHN'S-SUSAN Page No. 6 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 9/28/88 SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON MAKE GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G4TlT2 Sl C2 N RUDBECKIA TRILOBA VAR PINNATE-LOBED G5 SI N LT STAPHYLEA TRIFOLIA AMERICAN BLADDERNUT PINNATILOBA CONEFLOWER G4 S3 N LE STEWARTIA MALACODENDRON SILKY CAMELLIA GI? sl N N SABAL MIAMIENSIS HIA141 PALMETTO G4G5T2 S2 C2 N STILLINGIA SYLVATICA SSP A QUEEN'S DELIGHT G2@ sl N LE SACHSIA BAHAMENSIS BAHAMA SACHSIA TENUIS G4TlT2 S2 C2 (LT) SACOILA LANCEOLATA VAR A LADIES'-TRESSES G4 Sl N LE STRUMPFIA NARIT114A PRIDE-OF-BIG-PINE PALUDICOLA G2 S2 Cl LE TAXUS FLORIDANA FLORIDA YEW G2 S2 C2 LT SALIX FLORIDANA FLORIDA WILLOW G2? si N LE TECTARIA CORIANDRIFOLIA HATTIE BAUER HALBERD G2 S2 C2 LIRE SALPINGOSTYLIS COELESTINA BARTRAMIS IXIA FERN GHO SH 3B N SALVIA BLODGETTII BLODGETT'S SAGE GH?Q SH C2 (LT) TECTARIA X AMESIANA AMES HALBERD FERN G? si N N SALVIA CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S SAGE Gla SI Cl RE TEPHROSIA ANGUSTISSIMA A DEVIL, S SHOESTRING G3G5 S3 C2 LE SARRACENIA LEUCOPHYLLA WHITE-TOP PITCHER-PLANT G2? si C2 N TEPHROSIA MOHRII PINELAND HOARY-PEA G3 S2 C2 LE SARRACENIA RUBRA SWEET PITCHER-PLANT G3G5 S3 N LT TETRAZYGIA BICOLOR TETRAZYGIA G4 S2 3C LT SCHISANDRA COCCINEA SCHISANDRA Gl SI cl N THALICTRUM COOLEYI COOLEY'S MEADOWRUE G2? S2 C2 N SCHIZACHYRIUM NIVEUM RIPARIAN AUTUMNGRASS GXQ Sx N (LT) THELYPTERIS MACILENTA EDWARD'S MAIDEN FERN GlG3 Si C2 LE SCHIZAEA GERMANII TROPICAL CURLY-GRASS G4G5 S3 N LC THRINAX MORRISII BRITTLE THATCH PALM G2 Sl C2 RE SCHWALSEA AMERICANA CHAFFSEED G4G5 S2 N LC THRINAX RADIATA FLORIDA THATCH PALM GI Si C2 RE SCUTELLARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA SKULLCAP G4 S3 N LT TILLANDSIA FLEXUOSA BANDED WILD-PINE G5 S3S4 N LT SELAGINELLA APODA MEADOW SPIKEMOSS G3 SI N LE TILLANDSIA PRUINOSA FUZZY-WUZZY AIR-PLANT G? S2 N N SELAGINELLA EATONII EATON'S SPIKEMOSS GI SI LE LE TORREYA TAXtFOLI IA FLORIDA TORREYA G4G5 S3S4 N LT SELAGINELLA LUDOVICIANA GULF SPIKEMOSS G4 S3 N LE TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G3?Q S3? C2 N SIDA RUBROMARGINATA RED-MARGINED SIDA G2 S2 C2 RE TRAGIA SAXICOLA PINELAND NOSEBURN G2 S2 Cl RE SILENE POLYPETALA FRINGED CAMPION G? SI N (LT) TRICHOMANES HOLOPTERUM ENTIRE-WINGED BRISTLE Glo si C2 N SIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA WATER-PARSNIP FERN G4G5TH SH 3A N SOLANUM BAHAMENSE VAR RUGELII RUGELIS KEY WEST G? SIS2 N (LT) TRICH014ANES KRAUSII KRAUS' BRISTLE FERN HORSE-NETTLE G3 SIS2 N (LT) TRICHOMANES PETERSII PLATEAU BRISTLE FERN G5T3T5 S3S5 C2 N SOLANUM CAROLINENSE VAR G2 S2 N (LT) TRICHOMANES PUNCTATUM FLORIDA BRISTLE FERN FLORIDANUM G3 S2 N LE TRILLIUM LANCIFOLIUM NARROW-LEAVED TRILLIUM G4 S3 14 w SOP14DRA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD Gi Si C2 (LT) TRIPHORA CRAIGHEADII CRAIGHEAD'S NODDING-CAPS GI si C2 LE SPIGELIA GENTIANOIDES GENTIAN PINKROOT GH SH C2 (LT) TRIPHORA LATIFOLIA BROAD-LEAVED GlG2 SIS2 3C LE SPIGELIA LOGARIOIDES A PINKROOT NODDING-CAPS GIG3 SIS2 C2 LE SPIRANTHES POLYANTHA GREEN LADIES-TRESSES G2 S2 Cl RE TRIPSACUM FLORIOANUM FLORIDA GANA GRASS GST1 Sl C2 N STACHYS HYSSOPIFOLIA VAR TALLAHASSEE G3G5 SI N LE TROPIDIA POLYSTACHYA YOUNG-PALM ORCHID LYTHROIDES HEDGE-NETTLE GO Sl N N ULMus CRASSIFOLIA CEDAR ELM Page No. 7 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY, 9/28/88 SPECIAL PLANTS LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME C014MON NAME -RANK RANK STAT STAT G? S1 N N UVULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA MERRYBELLS G? S2 N LE VANILLA BARBELLATA WORM-VINE ORCHID G1G3 S1 N (LT) VANILLA MEXICANA SCENTLESS VANILLA G5 S2 3C LE VERATRUM WOODII FALSE HELLEBORE G2 S2 C2 LT VERBESINA CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S CROWNBEARD G2 S2 C1 N VERBESINA HETEROPHYLLA VARIABLE-LEAF CROWNSEARD Gi S1 C1 LE VICIA OCALIENSIS OCALA VETCH G5 S1 N LE VIOLA HASTATA HALBERD-LEAVED YELLOW VIOLET G1 S1 LE LE WAREA AMPLEXIFOLIA CLASPING WAREA G1 S1 LE LE WAREA CARTERI CARTER'S WAREA G? S3S4 N (LT) WOODSIA OBTUSA BLUNT-LOBED CLIFF FERN G3 S2 C2 N XYRIS DRUMMONDII DRUMMOND'S YELLOW-EYED GRASS G2? S2 C2 N XYRIS ISOETIFOLIA QUILLWORT YELLOW-EYED GRASS G2 S2 3C LE XYRIS LONGISEPALA KARST POND XYRIS G1G2Q S1 C2 LT XYRIS SCABRIFOLIA HARPER'S YELLOW-EYED GRASS G? S1 N LE ZANTHOXYLUM FLAVUM YELLOWHEART, SATINWOOD G2? S2S3 3C LE ZEPHYRANTHES SIMPSONII RAIN LILY GH SH C2 N ZIZIA LATIFOLIA BRISTOL GOLDEN ALEXANDERS Gi S1 C2 RE ZIZIPHUS CELATA Also ranked RE Not all taxa Listed in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida Act (F.S. 581.185) are included in this list. NUMBER OF ELEMENTS: 366 Page No. 9/28/88 FLORIDA NATURAL ARRAS INVENTORY SPECIAL VERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME C014MON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT SYAT RANK RANK SYAT STAT FISHES G2 Sl C2 LS NOTROPIS CALLITAENIA BLUESTRIPE SHINER 65 S4 N N NOTROPIS C UMM INGSAE DUSKY SHINER G5 S3 N N ACAN7HARCHUS PONOTIS MUD SUNFISH G3 S2 N N NOTROPIS LEEDS1 BANNERFIN SHINER G3 SA LE LE ACIPENSER BREVIROSTRUM SHORTNOSE STURGEON GI si C2 LE NOTROPIS SP 2 BLACKNOUTH SHINER G3 S2 C2 LS ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS ATLANTIC STURGEON G4 S4 N N NOTROPIS WELAKA BLUENOSE SHINER G5 S3 N N AGONOSTOMUS MONTICOLA MOUNTAIN MULLET G3 SIS2 K N NOTROPIS ZONISTIUS BANDFIN SHINER G3 si C2 LT AMMOCRYPTA ASPRELLA CRYSTAL DARTER G5 S3 N N OOSTETHUS BRACHYURUS OPPOSUM PIPEFISH G5 Su N N AWAOUS TAJASICA RIVER GOBY G5 si N N PERCINA OUACH17AE SADDLEBACK DARTER G5 S2 N N BAIRDIELLA SANCTAELUCIAE STRIPED CROAKER G5 SA N N PETROMYZON KARINUS SEA LAMPREY G5T2 S2 N LS CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS HUBBSI LAKE EUSTIS PUPFISH G5T2Q S2 N N POECILIA LATIPINNA POP 1 FLORIDA KEYS SAILFIN G5T2Q S2 N N CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS POP I FLORIDA KEYS SHEEPSHEAD MOLLY MINNOW G5 S2 N LS RIVULUS KARMORATUS RIVULUS G'3 S3 N N ENNEACANTHUS CHAETODON BLACKBANDED SUNFISH Gl sl N LS STARKSIA STARCKI KEY BLENNY G4 si N LS ETHEOSTOMA HISTRIO HARLEQUIN DARTER G5 S3 N N UMBRA PYGMAEA EASTERN MUDMINNOW G2 S2 LE LE ETHEOSTOMA OKALOOSAE OKALOOSA DARTER G5 Sl N LS ETHEOSTOMA OLMSTEDI TESSELLATED DARTER G4 S2 N N ETHEOSTOMA PARVIPINNE GOLDSTRIPE DARTER AMPHIBIANS G5 S2 N N ETHEOSTOMA PROELIARE CYPRESS DARTER G5T4 S3 N N FUNDULUS GRANDIS SAGUANUS SOUTHERN GULF KILLIFISH G4 SP C2 N AMSYSTOMA CINGULATUM FLATWOODS SALAMANDER G3 S2 N LS FUNDULUS JENKINSI SALTMARSH TOPHINNOW G5 SP N N AMSYSTOMA TIGRINUM TIGER SALA14ANDER G5T2Q S2 N N FUNDULUS SIMILIS SSP 1 FLORIDA KEYS SOUTHERN G3 S3 N N AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TOED AMPHIUMA LONGNOSE KILLIFISH G5 si N N DESMOGNATHUS MONTICOLA SEAL SALAMANDER G3 S3 N N GAMBUSTA RNIZOPHORAE MANGROVE GAMBUSIA G2 S2 C2 LS HAIDEOTRIYON WALLACEI GEORGIA BLIND SALAMANDER G4 SP N N GOBIONELLUS STIG14ATURUS SPOTTAIL GOBY G5 S2 N N HEMIDACTYLIUM SCUTATUM FOUR-TOED SALAMANDER G5? S2 N N HYBOGNATHUS HAYI CYPRESS MINNOW G4 S3 AC LS HYLA ANDERSONII PINE BARRENS TREEFROG G5 S2 N N HYBOPSIS AESTIVALIS SPECKLED CHU8 G3 S3 k N NOTOPHTHALMUS PERSTRIATUS STRIPED NEWT G4 S3 N N ICTALURUS BRUNNEUS SNAIL BULLHEAD G5TIT2 SIS2 C2 N PSEUDOBRANCHUS STRIATUS GULF HAMMOCK DWARF G3 S3 N N ICTALURUS SERRACANTHUS SPOTTED BULLHEAD LUSTRICOLUS SIREN G5 S3 N LS LEPISOSTEUS SPATULA ALLIGATOR GAR G4 S3 C2 LS RANA AREOLATA GOPHER FROG G5T2Q S2 N N LUCANIA PARVA POP 1 FLORIDA KEYS RAINWATER G2 S2 N LS RANA OKALOOSAE FLORIDA BOG FROG KILLIFISH G5 S2? N N RANA VIRGATIPES CARPENTER FROG G20 S2 N LT MENIDIA CONCHORUM KEY SILVERSIDE G5 si N N STEREOCHILUS MARGINATUS KANY-LINED SALA14ANDER G2G3 S2S3 N LS MICROPTERUS NOTIUS SUWANNEE BASS G2 si N LS MICROPTERUS SP I SHOAL BASS G4 Sl N LS MOXOSTOMA CARINATUM RIVER REDHORSE G2 S2 N N 14OXOSTOMA Sp 1 GREYFIN REDHORSE Page No. 2 9128/88 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY SPECIAL VERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME RANK RANK STAT S7AT RANK RANK STAT STAT COMMON NAME REPTILES G3 S3 C2 LY STILOSOMA EX7ENUATUM SHORT-TAILED SNAKE G5 S2 N N AGKISTRODON CONTORTRIX COPPERHEAD G5TIQ Sl N LT STORERIA DEKAYI POP I LOWER KEYS BROWN SNAKE GlG2Q SIS2 C2 LT TANTILLA OOLITICA RIM ROCK CROWNED SNAKE G5 S4 LTSA LS ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5TlQ Sl N LT THAMNOPHIS SAURITUS POP I LOWER KEYS RIBBON SNAKE G3 S2 LT LT CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G5T4? S2? N N TRIONYX MUTICUS CALVATUS GULF COAST SMOOTH G3 S2 LE LE CHELONIA HYDAS GREEN TURTLE G5 SP N N CLEMMYS GUTTATA SPOTTED TURTLE SOFTSHELL G2? si LE LE CROCODYLUS ACUTUS AMERICAN CROCODILE BIRDS G5 S3 N N CROTALUS HORRIDUS CANEBRAKE RATTLESNAKE G3 S2 LE LE DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA LEATHERBACK TURTLE G4 S3? N N ACCIPITER CODPERII COOPER'S HAWK G5T1 Sl C2 LT DIADOPHIS PUNCTATUS ACRICUS KEY RINGNECK SNAKE G3 S? C2 N AIMOPHILA AESTIVALIS BACHMAN'S SPARROW G4T3 S3 LT LT DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G5 S2S3 N LS AJAIA AJAJA ROSEATE SPOONBILL G5T2Q S2 N LS ELAPHE GUTTATA POP I LOWER KEYS RED RAT SNAKE G4T3 Sl N N AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS FISHERI LOUISIANA SEASIDE SPARROW G3? sl LE LE ERETMOCHELYS IMBRICATA HAWKSBILL G4T2 S2 C2 LS AMMODRAMUS MARIT114US WAKULLA SEASIDE SPARROW G5 S3 N N EUMECES ANTHRACINUS COAL SKINK JUNCICOLUS G4?T2 S2 C2 LS EUMECES EGREGIUS EGREGIUS FLORIDA KEYS MOLE SKINK G4Tl St LE LE AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS MIRABILIS CAPE SABLE SEASIDE G4?Tl Sl N N EUMECES EGREGIUS INSULARIS CEDAR KEYS MOLE SKINK G4?T2 S2 SPARROW LT LT EUMECES EGREGIUS LIVIDUS BLUE-TAILED MOLE SKINK G4TX SX LE LE AMMODRAMUS KARIT114US DUSKY SEASIDE SPARROW GSTI Sl N N FARANCIA ERYTROGRAMMA SEMINOLA SOUTH FLORIDA RAINBOW SNAKE NIGRESCENS G2 S2 c2 LS GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G4T2Q S2? C2 N A14MODRAMUS MARITIMUS PELONOTUS SMYRNA SEASIDE SPARROW G2 S2 C2 LS GRAPTEMYS BARBOURI BARBOUR'S MAP TURTLE G4T2 S2 N LS AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS SCOTT'S SEASIDE SPARROW G4? S2 N LS GRAPTEMYS PULCHRA ALABAMA MAP TURTLE PENINSULAE G5T2Q S2 C2 LE KINOSTERNON'BAURII POP 1 KEY MUD TURTLE G4Tl Si LE LE AMMODRAMUS SAVANNARUM FLORIDA GRASSHOPPER G5 S2S3 N N LAMPROPELTIS CALLIGASTER MOLE SNAKE FLORIDAMUS SPARROW G5T2 S2 N N LAMPROPELTIS GETULUS GOINI APALACHICOLA KINGSNAKE G5 si N N ANOUS STOLIDUS BROWN NODDY Gl si LE LE LEPIDOCHELYS KEMPII ATLANTIC RIDLEY G5T3 S3 LT LT APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G3? S3? C2 LS MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE COERULESCERS G5T2? S2? N N MALACLEMYS TERRAPIN MANGROVE TERRAPIN G5 S3 N LS ARA14US GUARAUNA LIMPKIN RHIZOPHORARUM G5T2 S2 N N ARDEA HERODIAS OCCIDENTALIS GREAT WHITE HERON. G2 S2 LT LT NEOSEPS REYNOLDSI SAND SKINK G5T3 S3 N LS ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G5T3 s3? N N NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G4? S3 N N BUTEO BRACHYURUS SHORT-TAILED HAWK G5TlQ SI LT LT NERODIA FASCIATA TAENIATA ATLANTIC SALT MARSH SNAKE GI Sx LE LE CAMPEPHILUS PRINCIPALIS IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKER G5T3? s? C2 LS PITUOPHIS MELANOLEUCUS RUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G5 S4 N N CASKERODIUS ALBUIS GREAT EGRET GST3 S3 3C LS PSEUDEMYS CONCINNA SUWANNEE COOTER G4? S2 C2 LT CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUS SHOWY PLOVER SUWANNIENSIS G2 S2 LT LT CHARADRIUS NELODUS PIPING PLOVER G3 S3 C2 N SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G4 S3 N N CHORDEILES GUNDLACHII ANTILLEAN NIGHTHAWK Page No. 3 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 9/28/88 SPECIAL VERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME C014MON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NA14E RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G5T3 S2 N LS CISTOTHORUS PALUSTRIS GRISEUS WORTHINGTON'S 14ARSH WREN G5 SP N N PICOIDES VILLOSUS HAIRY WOODPECKER G5T3 SP N LS CISTOTHORUS PALUSTRIS KARIANAE KARIANIS MARSH WREN G5 S2 N N PLEGADIS FALCINELLUS GLOSSY IBIS G5 S3 N N COCCYZUS MINOR 14ANGROVE CUCKOO G5 S2 LT LT POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G3 S2 C2 LT COLUMBA LEUCOCEPHALA WHITE-CROWNED PIGEON GST3 S3 C2 N RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS INSULARUM 14ANGROVE CLAPPER RAIL GX sx N N CONUROPSIS CAROLINENSIS CAROLINA PARAKEET G5T3? SP N N RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS SCOTTII FLCkIDA CLAPPER RAIL G5T3 S3 N N DENDROICA DISCOLOR PALUDICOLA FLORIDA PRAIRIE WARBLER G5 SIS2 N N RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA AMERICAN AVOCET G5T3Q S2S3 C2 N DENDROICA DOMINICA STOODARDI STODDARD'S G4?T1 SI LE LE ROSTRHAMUS SOCIABILIS PLUMBEUS SNAIL KITE YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER G5 ss N N RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G1 si LE LE DENDROICA KIRTLANDII KIRTLAND'S WARBLER G5 S3 N N SETURUS MOTACILLA LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH G5T4 S3 N LS DENDROICA PETECHIA GUNDLACHI CUBAN YELLOW WARBLER G5 S3 N N SETOPHAGA RUTICILLA AMERICAN REDSTART GX sx N N ECTOPISTES MIGRATORIUS PASSENGER PIGEON G5 S2 N N SITTA CAROLINENSIS WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCH G5 S4 N LS EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G4 S3 N LT STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S2 C2 LS EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G5 S2? N N STERNA CASPIA CASPIAN TERN G5 S4 N LS EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G3 si LT LT STERNA DOUGALL I I ROSEATE TERN G5 S4 N LS EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON 65 si N N STERNA FUSCATA SOOTY TERN G5 s1s3 N N ELANUS CAERULEUS BLACK-SHOULDERED KITE G5 S3 N N STERNA MAX 114A ROYAL TERN G5 S4 M N EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G4 S2 N N STERNA SANDVICENSIS SANDWICH TERN G4 su N N FALCO COLUMBARIUS MERLIN GH SH LE LE VERMIVORA BACHMANII BACHMAN'S WARBLER G3 S2 LT LE FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G5 S3 M N VIREO ALTILOQUUS BLACK-WHISKERED VIREO G5T3T4 S3? C2 LT FALCO SPARVERIUS PAULUS SOUTHEASTERN AMERICAN G5 sx N N ZENAIDA AURITA ZENAIDA DOVE KESTREL G5 si N N FREGATA MAGNIFICENS 14AGNIFICENT fRIGATEBIRD Applicable in Monroe County only G3 sx N N GEOTRYGON CHRYSIA KEY WEST QUAIL-DOVE GI sx LE N GRUS AMERICANA WHOOPING CRANE G5T2T3 S2s3 N LT GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE MAMMALS G5 S3 N LS HAEMATOPUS PALLIATUS AMERICAN OYS7ERCA7CHER G3 S2S3 LE LT HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G4 sx LE N BISON BISON BISON G5 sl N N HELMITHEROS VERNIVORUS WORK-EATING WARBLER G5T1 S1 C2 LS BLARINA CAROLIKENSIS SHERMANI SHER14ANIS SHORT-TAILED G5 S4 N N IXODRYCHUS EXILIS LEAST BITTERN SHREW G5 S3? N N LATEPALLUS JAMAICENSIS BLACK RAIL G4 sx LE N CANIS LUPUS GRAY WOLF G5 S2 LE LE MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK GH SX LE N CANIS RUFUS RED WOLF G5 SP N N NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3 N N EPTESICUS FUSCUS BIG BROWN BAT G5 SP N N NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5?T2? S2? C2 N EUMOPS GLAUCINUS FLO*RIDANUIS FLORIDA MASTIFF BAT G5 S3S4 N LS* PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G4T1 S1 LE LE FELIS CONCOLOR CORYI FLORIDA PANTHER G5 S3 AC LS PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 SU N N LASIURUS CINEREUS HOARY BAT G2 S2 LE LT PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER Page No. 4 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 9/28/88 SPECIAL VERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL STATE FED STATE NAME COMMON NAME RANK RANK STAT STAT RANK RANK STAT STAT G5T1 S1 C2 LS MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS SALTMARSH VOLE G3 S3 C2 LS PODOMYS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MOUSE DUKECAMPBELLI G5T2? S2? C2 N PROCYON LOTOR AUSPICATUS KEY VACA RACCOON GH SH LE N MONACHUS TROPICALIS CARIBBEAN MONK SEAL G5T2 S2 C2 LT SCIURUS NIGER AVICENNIA MANGROVE FOX SGUIRREL G5T4 S3? N N MUSTELA FRENATA OLIVACEA SOUTHEASTERN WEASEL G5T2 S2 C2 LS SCIURUS NIGER SHERMANI SHER14ANIS FOX SOUIRREL G5T3 S3? C2 N 14USTELA FRENATA PENINSULAE FLORIDA LONG-TAILED WEASEL G5T2 S2 3C N SIGMODON HISPIDUS EXSPUTUS LOWER KEYS COTTON RAT G5T2? S2? C2 LT MUSTELA VISON EVERGLADENSIS EVERGLADES MINK GSTIT2 SIS2 C2 N SIGHODON HISPIDUS INSULICOLA INSULAR COTTON RAT G5T3 S3 C2 N MUSTELA VISON LUTENSIS FLORIDA MINK G5T1 S1 C2 LS SOREX LONGIROSTRI.S EIONIS HOMOSASSA SHREW G5T5 S3 N N MUSTELA VISON MINK SOUTHERN MINK G5T4 S4 N N SOREX LONGIROSTRIS SOUTHEASTERN SHREW .G2 S1 LE LE MYOTIS GRISESCENS GRAY BAT LONGIROSTRIS G3? SH N N MYOTIS KEENII KEEN'S BAT G5T2 S2 C2 N SYLVILAGUS PALUSTRIS HEFNERI LOWER KEYS RABBIT G2 SH LE LE MYOTIS SODALIS INDIANA BAT G5 S1 N LS TAMIAS STRIATUS EASTERN CHIPMUNK G3? S3? C2 N NEOFIBER ALLENI ROUND-TAILED MUSKRAT G2? S2? LE LE TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G5T1 S1 LE LE NEOTOMA FLORIDANA SMALLI KEY LARGO WOODRAT G5T3 S3 C2 LT* URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T1 S1 LE LE ODOCOILEUS VIRGINIANUS CLAVIUM KEY DEER G20 S2 C1 LE ORYZOMYS ARGENTATUS SILVER RICE RAT Not applicable in Baker and Columbia counties and Apalachicola National G5T1 S1 C2 N ORYZOMYS PALUSTRIS PINE ISLAND RICE RAT Forest PLANIROSTRIS G5T1 S1 C2 LS ORYZOMYS PALUSTRIS SANIBELI SANIBEL ISLAND RICE RAT G571 S1 LE LE PEROMYSCUS GOSSYPINUS KEY LARGO COTTON MOUSE ALLAPATICOLA NUMBER OF ELEMENTS: 214 G5T1Q S1 C2 N PEROMYSCUS GOSSYPINUS ANASTASIA ISLAND ANASTASAE COTTON MOUSE G5T1 S1 C2 LE PEROMYSCUS GOSSYPINUS CHADWICK BEACH COTTON RESTRICTUS MOUSE G511 S1 LE LE PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS CHOCTAWHATCHEE BEACH ALLOPHRYS MOUSE G5T1 S1 3A LE PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS PALLID BEACH MOUSE DECOLORATUS G5T1 S1 C2 N PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS SOUTHEASTERN BEACH MOUSE NIVEIVENTRIS G5T1 Si C2 N PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS PHASKA ANASTASIA BEACH MOUSE G5Ti S1 LE LE PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS PERDIDO KEY BEACH TRISSYLLEPSIS HOUSE G4 SR C2 -N PLECOTUS RAFINESQAJII SOUTHEASTERN BIG-EARED BAT Mango Mm @,m FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY MARCH 1986 SPECIAL INVERTEBRATES L..)'.ST GLOBAL/STATE FED/ST NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL/STATE FED/ST NAME COMMON NAME RANK STATUS RANK STArus ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- U 52 N LS LIGUUS FASCIATUS FLORIDA TREE SNAIL MATECUMBENSIS PORIFERA u sl N LS LIGUUS FA:CIATUS FLORIDA TREE SNAIL -------- SEPTENTRI NALIS U sl N LS LIGUUS FASCIATUS SOLIDUS FLORIDA TREE SNAIL U U C2 N DOSILIA PALMERI OKLAWAHA SPONGE G3 S3 N N ORTHALICUS FLORIDENSIS BANDED TkLE SNAIL U U C2 N EPHYDATIA SUBTILIS KISSIMMEE SPONt;E G2T2 S2 N N ORTHALICUS RESES NESODRYAS FLORIDA KEYS TREE SNAIL c2*rt sl LT LT ORTHALICUS RESES RESES STOCK ISLAND TREE SNAIL u U C2,N VERTIGO HEBARDI CNIDARIA: ANTHOZOA ------------------- "OLLUSCA: BIVALVIA U U N N ACROPORA CERVICORNIS STAGHORN CORAL ------------------- U U N N ACROPORA PALMATA ELKHORN CORAL U U N N ACROPORA PROLIFERA STAGHORN CORAL U U C2 N ALASMIDONTA WRIGHTIANA A MUSSEL .u u N N AGARICIA AGARICITES LETTUCE CORAL G2 S2 N N LAMPSILIS HADDLEIONI HADDLETON'S LAMPSILID U u N N COLPOPHYLLIA NATANS GIANT BRAIN CORAL CLAM U U N N DENDRCGYRA CYLINDRUS PILLAR CORAL G3? 53? N N PANOPEA BITRUNCATA ATLANTIC GEODUCK u U N N DIPLORIA CLIVOSA BRAIN CORAL G2 52 N N PTYCHOBRANCHUS JONLSI JONES' LAMPSILID CLAM u U N N DIPLORIA LABYRINTHIFORMIS BRAIN CORAL G2 S2 C2 N VILLOSA CHOCTAWENSIS ATHEARN'S VILLOSA u u N m DIPLORIA STRIGOSA BRAIN CORAL u U N N EUSMILIA FASTIGIATA FLOWER CORAL u U N N MEANDRINA MEANDRITES BRAIN CORAL U u N N MONTASTRLA ANNULARIS SMALL STAR CORAL ARACHNIDA: AMBLYPYGI U u N N MONTASTREA CAVERNOSA LARGE STAR CORAL --------------------- U U N N MUSSA ANGULOSA LARGE FLOWER CORAL u U N N SIDERASTREA SIDEREA STARLET CURAL u U N N PARAPHRYNUS RAPTATOR DUSKY-HANDED TAILLESS WHIP SCORPION MOLLUSCA: GASTROPODA -------------------- ARACHNIDA; ARANEAE ------------------- U u N N AMNICOLA SP I Gi st C2 N APHAOS7RACON ASTHENES BLUE SPRING APHAOSTRACON u U C2 N CErpONIA IRVINGI KEY GNAPHOSID SPIDER G1 Sl N N APHAOSTRACON CHALAROGYRUS LOOSE-COILED SNAIL U u C2 N CYCLOCOENIA TORREYA TORREYA TRAP-DOOR SPIDER G1 sl C2 N APHAOSTRACON MONAS WEKIWA SPRING u U N N EUSTALA ELEUTHRA ORB WEAVER APHAOSTRACON U U N N GEOLYCOSA XERA MCCRONE'S BURROWING WOLF Gi sl C2 N APHAOSTRACON PYCNUS THICK-SHELLED SPIDER APHAOSTRACON u u N N HABROCESTUM PARYULUM, JUMPING SPIDER Gi sl N N APHAOSTRACON THEIOCRENETUS SULFUR SPRING U U N m LATRODECTUS BISHOPI RED WIDOW SPIDER APHAOSTRACON U u C2 N LYCOSA ERICETICOLA ROSEMARY WOLF SPIDER GI Sl C2 N APHAOSTRACON XYMOELICTUS FENNEY SPRINGS u U N N PHIDIPPUS XERUS JUMPING SPIDER APHAOSTRACON U U C2 " SOSIPPUS PLACIDUS LAKE PLACID FUNNEL WOLF Gi 51 C2 N CINCtNNATIA HELILOGYRA HELICOID SPRING SNAIL SPIDER GI st C2 N CINCINNATIA MICA SAND GRAIN SNAIL u U N N SPHODROS ABBOTI PURSE-WED SPIDER G1 st C2 w CINCINNATIA MONROENSIS ENTERPRISE SPRING SNAIL u u N N UMMIDIA SP I GI sl C2 w CINCINNATIA PARVA BLUE SPRING SNAIL Gi sl C2 N CINCINNATIA PONDEROSA PONDEROSA SPRINC SNAIL Gi sl C2 N CINCINNATIA IVANMYNINGI SEMINOLE SPRING SNAIL GI 51 C2 " CINCINNATIA WEKIWAE WEKIWA SPRING SNAIL MALACOSTRACA: DECAPODA u su " N DRYMAEUS MULTILINEATUS FORM WIDE-BANDED FOREST SNAIL -------------------- -- LATIZONATUS U u N N ELINIA ALEIANYENSIS C4 S3S4 N N ARATUS PISOMIZ MANGROVE CRAB G2 S2 N N ELIMIA CLENCHI CLENCH'S ELIMIA G2 52 N N CAMBARUS CRYPTODYTES DOUGHERTY PLAIN CAVE CRAYFISH owl' m im FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY MARCH 1986 SPECIAL INVERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL/STATE FED/ST NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL/STATE FED/ST NAME COMMON NAME RANK STATUS RANK STATUS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- G5 S4 N N GONIOPSIS C:UENTATAGI MANGIOVECCRAB U U N N DROMOGOMPHUS ARMATUS SOUTHEASFERN RAKELEG GI Sl C I N PALAEMONETE CUMMIN FLOR DA AVE SHRIMP U U N N ENALLAGMA TRAVIATUM SLENDER BLUET G1 st cz m PROCAMBARUS ACHERONTIS ORLANDO CAVE CRAYFISH u u N N ERPETOGOMPHUS DESIGNATUS EASTERN RINGTAIL GI si N N PROCAMBARUS ERYTHROPS RED-EYED CAVE CRAYFISH U U N N COMPHAESCHNA ANTILOPE SOOTY DARNER cl st N N PROCAMBARUS FRANZI ORANGE LAKE CAVE CRAYFISH u U N N COMPHUS CAVILLARIS SANDHILL CLUBTAIL G1 Sl N N PROCAMBARUS MORSTI HORST'S CAVE CRAYFISH U U N N GGhPHUS DIMINUTUS DIMINUTIVE CLUBTAIL, C2 S2 N N PROCAMbARUS LEITHLUSERI LEITHEUSER'S CAVE U U H N COMPHUS GEMINATUS TWIN-STRIPED CLUBTAIL, CRAYFISH U U N N COMPHUS HODGESI HODGES' CLUE;TAIL G3 S3 N N PROCAMbARUS LUCIFUGUS LICHT-FLEEING CAVE U U N N COMPHUS HYBRIDUS COCOA CLUBTAIL CRAYFISH U U N N GOMPHUS MODESTUS GULF CLUBTAIL G1 Sl N N PROCAMBARUS MILLERI MILLER'S CAVE CRAYFISH U u C2 N GOMPHUS TOWNESI BRONZE CLUBTAIL. DRAGONFLY G2 S2 N N PROCAMBARUS ORCINUS WOODVILLE CAVE CRAYFISH u U N N GOhPHUS VASTUS COBRA CLUBTAIL. CZG3 S2S3 N N PROCAMBARUS PALLIDUS PALLID CAVE CRAYFISH U U N N HELOCORDULIA SELYSII SELYS' SKIMMER C2 S2 N N PROCAMBARUS PICIUS BLACK CREEK CRAYFISH U U N N HETAERINA AMERICANA COMMON RUBYWING GI Sl N N PROCAMBARUS SP I A CAVE CRAYFISH u U N N LESTES INAEGUALIS ELEGANT DRYAD C4? SH N N SESARMA BENEDICTI BENEDICT'S WHARF CRAB U U N N LIBELLULA JESSCANA PURPLE CHASER G2 S2 N N TROCLOCAMBARUS MACLANEI MCLANE'S CAVE CRAYFISH U U N N MACRaMIA ALLEGHANIENSIS ALLEGHENY RIVER CRUISER U u N N TROGLOCAMBARUS SP I U U N N NANNUTHEMIS BELLA DOG ELF U U C2 N NEUROCORDULIA CLARA APALACHICOLA TWILIGHT SKIMMER DRAGONFLY U U N N NEUROCORDULIA MOLESTA SMOKY SHADOWFLY MALACUSTRACAs ISOPGDA U u M m NEUROCORDULIA OBSOLETA UMBER SHADOWFLY ---------------------- U U N N PROGOMPHUS ALACHUENSIS TAWNY SAND CLUBTAIL. U u C2 " PROGOMPHUS BELLEI BELLE'S SAND CLUBTAIL G1 51 N N CAECIDOTEA HOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE ISOPOD GIG3 U Cl N SOMArOCHLORA CALVERTI CALVERT'S EMERALD U U N N CAECIDOTEA PARVA U U " N SOMATUCHLORA GEORGIANA COPPERY EMERALD U U N N CAIECIDOTEA SP I U U N N STYLURUS LAURAE LAURA'S CLUBTAIL U U N N STYLURUS POTULENTUS YELLOW-SIDED CLUBTAIL. U U N N STYLURUS TOWNESI TOWNES' CLUBTAIL G4GS U N N TACHOPTERYX THOREYI CRAY PETALTAIL MALACOSTRACA: AMPHIPODA U U N N TETRACONEURIA SPINOSA ROBUST TONCTAIL ------------------------ G2 S2 C2 N CRANCONYX GRANDIMANUS FLORIDA CAVE AMPHIPOD G2G3 S253 C2 N CRANGONYX MOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE AMPHIPOD INSECTAt ORTHOPTERA U u N N CRANCONYX SP I -------------------- U U C2 N BELOCEPHALUS MICANOPY BIG PINE KEY CONEMEAD U U C2 N BELOCEPHPLUS SLEIGHTI KEYS SHORT-WINCLD INSECTA: EPMEMEROPTERA CONEHEAD ----------- - --------- U u Cz m CYCLOPTILUM IRRECULARIS KEYS SCALY CRICKET U U C2 N TETTICIDEA EMPEDONLPIA IORREYA PYGMY GRASSHOPPER U U C2 N DOLANIA AMERICANA AMERICAN SAND-BURROWING MAYFLY U U C2 N HOMOEONEURIA DOLANI BLACKWATER SAND-FILTERING MAYFLY INSECTA: MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N PSEUDIRON MERIDIONALIS MERIDION BLACKWATER -------------------- MAYFLY U U N N ACTORNITHOPHILUS GRANDICEPS "ALLOPHACA U u N N ACUTIFROMS MEXICANUS hALLOPHACA U u N N ARDEXCOLA LOCULATOR MALLOPMAGA INSECTAs ODONATA u u N N AUSrRtlMENOPON HAEMATOPI MALLOPHAGA ----------- U U N N DRUEELIA DEFICIENS MALLOPHAGA U U N N CICONIPHILUS MALLOPHAGA U U m N ARGIALLAGMA PALLXDULU" EVERGLADES SPRITE QUADRIPUSTULATUS C2 S2 Cl " CORDULEGASTER SAYT SAY'S SPIKETAIL U u N N COLPOCEPHALUM FLAVESCENS MALLOPHAGA u U N N DIDYMOPS FLORIDLNSIS MAIDLNCANE CRUISER U U N N COLPOCEPHALUM MYCtERIAE MALLSPHACA 2 *a so mm woo am FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY MARCH 1986 SPECIAL INVERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL/STATE FED/ST NAME COMMON NAME GLOBAL/STAIE FED/ST NAME COMMON NAML RANK STATUS RANK STATUS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ --------------------------------------------------- U U N N COLPOCEPHALUM OCCIDENTALIS MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N ATAEMIUS WOODRUFFI WOODRUFF'S ATAENIUS DUNG U U N N COLPOCEPHALUM, POLYBURT MALLOPHAGA BEETLE U U N N COLPUCEPHALUM SCALARIFORME MALLOPHAGA U U N N BOLBOCEROSOMA HAMATUM SCARAB BEETLE U U N N COLPOCEPHALUM SPINEUM MALLOPHACA U U C2 N COPRIS GOPHERI COPRIS TORTOISE COMMENSAL U U N N CRASPEDORRHYNCHUS HALIETI MALLOPHAGA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N CRASPEDURRHYNCHUS OBSCURUS MALLOPHAGA U U N N COPRIS HOWDENI SCARAB BEETLE U U N N DEGEERIELLA DISCOCEPHALUS MALLOPHAGA U U N N COTIMIS SP I SCARAB BEETLE U U N N DECEERIELLA RUFA CARRUTHI MALLOPHAGA U U N N CREMASIHOCHEILUS SCARAB BEETLE U U N N ESTHiup rERum BREVICEPHALUM MALLOPHAGA SQUAMULOSUS U U N N FALCOLIPEURUS JOSEPHI MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N CYCLOCEPHALA MIAMrENSIS MIAMI ROUNDMEAD SCARAB U U N N FALCOLIPEURUS MALLOPHAGA BEETLE QUADRIGUITATUS U U C2 N DESMOPACHRIA CENCHRAMIS FIG SEED DIVING BEETLE U U N N FELICOLA SP I U u N N DIPLOTAXIS RUFA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N FREGATILLLA AURlFASCIATA MALLOPHAGA U U N N EUCANTHUS ALUTACEUS SCARAB BEETLE U U N N GRUIMENOPON CANADENSE MALLOPHAGA U U CZ N GRONOCARUS MULTISP1NOSUS SPINY FLORIDA SANDHILL U U N N HELEONOMUS ASSIMrLrS MALLOPHAGA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N KURODAlA HALIAEETI MALLOPHAGA U U N N HYPOTRICHIA SPISSIPLS SCARAB BEETLE U U N N NEUPHILOPTERUS HETEROPYGUS MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N MICRONASPIS FLORIDANA FLORIDA INTERTIDAL U U N N PECTINOPYGUS FREGATIPHAGUS MALLOPHAGA FIREFLY U u N N PECTINOPYGUS OCCIDLNTALIS MALLOPHAGA U U N N MYCOTRUPES CARTURIGHT1 SCARAB BEETLE U u N N PIAGETIELLA BURSAEPELECANI MALLOPHAGA U U N N MYCOTkUPES GAIGEI SCARAB BEETLE U U N N QUADRACEPS AURATUS MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N MYCOTRUPES PEDESTER SCRUB ISLAND BURROWING U U N N QUADRACEPS GIEBELI hALLOPHAGA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N QUADRALEPS NYCHTHEMERUS MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N NICROPHORUS AMERICANUS U U N N SAEMUNDSSONIA HAEMATOPI MALLOPHAGA U U N N ONTHOPHAGUS ACICULATULUS SCARAB BEETLE U U N N SAEMUNDSSONIA MALLOPHAGA U U C2 N ONTHOPHAGUS POLYPHEMI ONTHOPMAGUS TORTOISE MELANOCEPHALUS POLYPHEMI COMMENSAL SCARAB BEETLE U U N N TRICHODLC7ES PINCUIS MALLOPHAGA U U C2 m ONTHOPHAGUS POLYPHEMI ONTHOPHAGUS TORTOISE EUARCTIDOS SPARSISETOSUS COMMENSAL SCARAB BEETLE U U N N PELTOTRUPES PROFUNDUS SCARAB BEETLE U U C2 N PELTOTRUPES YOUNGI OCALA BURROWING SCARAB BEETLE INSECTAt COLEOPTERA U U C2 N PHOTURIS BRUNHIPENNIS EVERGLADES BROWNWING -------------------- FLORIDANA FIREFLY U U Cz N, PHOTURIS SP I TURTLE MOUND FIREFLY u U N N ACANTHOLERUS AENLUS SCARAB BEETLE U U N N PHYLLOPHAGA ELIZORIA SCARAB BEETLE U u C2 N ANOMALA EXIGUA EXIGUOUS ANOMALA SCARAB U U N N PHYLLOPHACA ELONGATA SCARAB BEETLE BEETLE U U N N PHYLLOPHAGA OKEECHOBEA SCARAB BEETLE U U C2 N ANOhALA EXIMIA ARCHBOLD ANOMALA SCARAB U U N N PHYLLOPHAGA OVALIS SCARAB BEETLE BEETLE U U N N PHYLLOPHAGA PANORPA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N ANGMALA FLAVIPENNIS SCARAB BEETLE u U N " PHYLLOPHAGA YOUNG1 SCARAB BEETLE OXALOUSENSIS U U C2 N POLYLAMINA PUBESCENS WOOLY GULF DUNE SCARAB u U N N ANOMALA ROBINSON1 SCARAB BEETLE BEETLE U U N N APHODIUS AEGROTUS SCARAB BEETLE U U N N PSEUDATAENIUS WALTHERHORNI SCARAB BEETLE U U N N APHODIUS HALDEMANI SCARAB BEETLE U U N N RUTELA FORMOSA SCARAB BEETLE U u N N APHODIUS LAEVIGAlUS SCARAB BEETLE U u N N SERICA DELICATA SCARAB BEETLE U U Cz m APHODZUS TROGLODYTES APHODlUS TORTOISE U U C2 N SERICA FROSTI FROST'$ SPRING SERICAN COMMENSAL SCARAB BEETLE SCARAB BEETLE u U N N APHOTAENIUS CAROLINUS SCARAB BEETLE U u N N SERICA PUSILLA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N ATAENIUS BREVICOLLIS SCARAB BEETLE U u N N SERICA RHYPHA SCARAB BEETLE U U N N ATAENIUS HAVANENSIS SCARAB BEETLE U u C2 N SERICA (ANTULA TANTULA SERICAN SCARAB U U N N ATALNIUS RUDLLLUS SCARAB BEETLE BEETLE U u N N ATAENIUS SARAMARI SCARAB BEETLE u u C2 N TRIGONOPELTASTES FLORIDANA SCRUB PALMETTO FLOWER U u N " ATAENIUS SCIURUS SCARAB BEETLE SCARAB BEETLE U U N N ATAEMIUS STROMECKERI SLARAB BEETLE u U C2 N TROX HOWELLI CARACARA COMMENSAL SCARAB U u C2 " ATAEMIUS SUPERFICIALIS BIG PINE KEY ATAENIUS BEETLE DUNG BEETLE 3 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTOIRY MARCH 1986 SPECIAL INVERTEBRATES LIST GLOBAL/STATE FED/ST NAME COMMON HAML GLOBAL/STATE FED/Sl NAME COMMON NAME RANK STATUS RANK STAWS -------------------------------------- -------------------------------- ------------- 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SA N N HERACLIDES ANDRAEMON BAHAMAN SWALLOWTAIL imsEcrAt TRICHOPTERA BONHOTEI C4?TI 51 LE LE HE --------------- ----- P,:ACLIDES ARISTODEMUS SCHAUS' SWALLOWTAIL CEANUS u U N N AGARODES LIBALIS SPRING-LOVING PSILONEURAN U u 3c N MITOURA HESSELI HESSEL'S HAIRSTREAK CADDISFLY BUTTERFLY U u C2 N AGARODES ZICZAC ZIGZAG BLACXWATER RIVER U U N N PROSERPINUS GAURAL CAURA SPHINX CADDISFLY u U C2 N PYREFERRA CEROMArICA CEROMATIC NOCTUID MOTH U U C2 N CERACLEA FLORIDANA BANKS' FLORIDA CERACLEAN u U C2 " STRYMON AClS BARTRAMI BARTRAM'S HAIRSTREAK CADDISFLY U U N N CERNOTINA TRUNCONA FLORIDA CERNOTINAN CADDISFLY U u N CHEUMATOPSYCHE PETERSI PETERS' CHEUMATOPSYCHE ImSECTAs DIPTERA CADDISFLY ----------------- U U N CHIMARRA FLORIDA FLORIDIAN FINGER-NET N CADDISFLY U U C2 N ASAPHOMYIA FLORIDENSIS FLORIDA ASAPHOMYIAN U ul N N HYDROPTILA BERNERI BERNER'S MICROCADDISFLY TABANBID FLY U U N N HYDROPTILA MOLSONAE MOLSON'S MICROCADDISFLY u U C2 N MERYCOMYIA BRUNNEA BROWN MLRYCOMYIAN TABANID U u N N NEOTRICHIA ELEROBI ELEROB'S MICROCADDISFLY FLY U U C2 " OCHRUTRICHIA PROVUSTI PROVOST'S MICROCADDISFLY u U C2 N MIXOGASTER DELONGI DELONG'S MIXOGASTER u U N N OECETIS DAYTONA DAYIONA LONG-HORNED FLOWER FLY CADDISFLY u U C2 N HEMAPALPUS NEARCTICUS SUCARFOOT FLY u u C2 N OECETIS PARVA BANKS' LITTLE SE10DINE CADDISFLY u U N N OECEIIS PRATELIA LITTLE MEADOW LONG-HORNED CADDISFLY U U N " ORTHOTRICHIA CURTA SHORT ORTHOTRICHIAN MICROCADDISFLY U U N N ORTHOTRICHIA DENTATA DENTATE ORTHOTRICHIAN MICROCADDISFLY U U N N ORTHOTRICHIA INSTABILIS CHANGEABLE ORTHOTRICHIAN MICROCADDISFLY U U C2 N OXYETHIRA FLORIDA DENNING'S FLORIDA OXYETHIRAN MICROCADDISFLY U U N N OXYETHIRA NOVAGOTA NOVASGIA OXYETHIRAN MICROCADDISFLY U U N N OXYETHRIA JANELLA LITTLE-ENTRANCE OXYETHIkAN MICROCADDISFLY U U " N TRIAENODES FLORIDA FLORIDIAN TRIAENODE CADDISFLY u u N N TRIAENODES FURCELLA LITTLE-FORK TRIAENODE CADDISFLY U u C2 N TRIAENODES TRIDONTA THREE-TOOTH TRIAENODES CADDISFLY INSECTA: LEPIDOPTERA --------------------- U u C2 N ANAEA FLORIDALIS FLORIDA LEAFWING u U w N CHLOROti7RYMON MAESITES MAESITLS HAIRSIRLAK MAESITES U st C2 N EUMAEUS ATALA FLORIDA FLORIDA ATALA U U N N EumicA rArILA TATILISTA FLORIDA PURPLEWING 4 imam ow no w "a) up m; go, m go., m, m soon, m 41w, No FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY Page No. NATURAL COMMUNITIES LIST 04/07/88 GLOBAL STATE NAME GLOBAL STATE NAME GLOBAL STATE NAME RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK TERRESTRIAL PALUSTRINE LACUSTRINE XERIC UPLANDS FLOODPLAIN WETLANDS G3 S2 CLASTIC UPLAND LAKE G3 S2 SCRUB G4 S4 FLOODPLAIN FOREST G4 S4 MARSH LAKE G4 S3 SANDHILL G4 S4 FLOOOPLAIN SWA14P G3 S2 SANDHILL UPLAND LAKE G3 S2 XERIC HAMMOCK G3 S3 FLOODPLAIN MARSH G4 S3 FLATWOODS/PRAIRIE LAKE G3 S3 SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G4 S4 STRAND SWAMP G4 S3 SWA14P LAKE G5 S5 SLOUGH G4 S2 RIVER FLOODPLAIN LAKE MESIC FLATLANDS G4 S3 SWALE G2 Sl COASTAL DUNE LAKE G5 S5 MESIC FLATWOODS G4 S3 BOTTOMLAND FOREST G2 si COASTAL ROCKLAND LAKE G4 S4 PRAIRIE HAMMOCK G3 S3 FRESHWATER TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 SINKHOLE LAKE G2 S2 DRY PRAIRIE BASIN WETLANDS ROCKLANDS G5 S5 DOME G2 si PINE ROCKLAND G5 S5 DEPRESSION MARSH G3 S2 ROCKLAND HA14MOCK G4 S3 BASIN MARSH RIVERINE G3 S2 SINKHOLE G5 S4 BASIN SWAMP G4 S3 BOG G4 S2 SEEPAGE STREAM MESIC UPLANDS G4 S2 ALLUVIAL STREAM G5 S4 UPLAND PINE FOREST WET FLATLANDS G4 S2 BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S4 UPLAND MIXED FOREST G5 S4 WET PRAIRIE G2 S2 SPRING-RUN STREAM G4 S3 UPLAND HARDWOOD FOREST G4 S4 WET FLATWOODS G2 si UPLAND GLADE G4 S3 MARL PRAIRIE G3 S2 SLOPE FOREST G4 S3 HYDRIC HAMMOCK G3 S2 BLUFF SEEPAGE WETLANDS SUBTERRANEAN COASTAL UPLANDS G4 S3 SEEPAGE SLOPE G3 si COASTAL ROCK BARREN G4 S4 BAYGALL G3 S2 AQUATIC CAVE G4 S3 BEACH DUNE G3 sl TERRESTRIAL CAVE G3 S3 COASTAL STRAND G4 S3 MARITIME HAMMOCK G3 S2 COASTAL BERM G3 S3 OVERWASH PLAIN G3 S3 SHELL MOUND FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY Page No. 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES LIST 04/07/88 GLOBAL STATE NAME GLOBAL STATE NAME RANK RANK RANK RANK MARINE ESTUARINE FAUNAL BASED FAUNAL BASED G2 si MARINE OCTOCORAL BED G2 Sl ESTUARINE OCTOCORAL BED G2 S2 MARINE SPONGE BED G2 S2 ESTUARINE SPONGE BED G2 sl MARINE CORAL REEF G2 si ESTUARINE CORAL REEF G3 S3 MARINE MOLLUSK REEF G3 S3 ESTUARINE MOLLUSK REEF G1 si MARINE WORM REEF GI sl ESTUARINE WORM REEF FLORAL BASED FLORAL BASED G4 S4 MARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G3 S3 MARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 ESTUARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S2 MARINE ALGAL BED G3 S2 ESTUARINE ALGAL BED G2 S2 MARINE GRASS BED G2 S2 ESTUARINE GRASS BED MINERAL BASED MINERAL BASED G3 S3 MARINE CONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G3 S3 ESTUARINE CONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G5 S5 MARINE UNCONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G5 ss ESTUARINE UNCONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G3 S3 MARINE COMPOSITE SUBSTRATE G3 S3 ESTUARINE COMPOSITE SUBSTRATE 2 Florida Natural Areas Inventory 254 East sixth Avenue Rockland Hammock - flatland with limestone substrate; mesic; tropical or Tallahassee, FL 32303 subtropical-, rare or no fire; vegetation characterized by 904/224-8207 2/84 mixed hardwoods. Dry Prairie - flatland with sand substrate; mesic-xeric; subtropical; FLORIDA NATURAL COMMUNITIES annual or frequent fire; vegetation characterized by wiregrass. saw palmetto, and mixed grasses and herbs. Terrestrial Prairie Hammock - flatland with sand/organic soil over marl or limestone Lands not regularly inundated or saturated and characterized by upland substrate; mesic; subtropical; occasional or rare fire; vegetation. vegetation characterized by live oak and/or cabbage palm. Scrub old dune with deep fine white sand substrate; xeric; Sinkho .le - karst feature with steep limestone walls; mesic-hydric; tropical, subtropical. or temperate; no @ire; vegetation subtropical; occasional or rare fire; vegetation characterized by ferns, herbs, shrubs, and hardwoods. characterized by sand pine and/or scrub oaks and/or rosemary and cladonia. Beach Dune - active coastal dune with sand substrate; xeric; tropical, Sandhill upland with deep sand substrate; xeric; temperate; subtropical or temperate; occasional or rare fire; marine annual or frequent fire; vegetation characterized by influence; vegetation characterized by sea oats and/or longleaf pine and/or turkey oak with wiregrass understory. mixed halophytic grasses and herbs. Xeric Hammock - upland with deep sand substrate; xeric-mesic; subtropical Coastal Strand - stabilized coastal dune with sand substrate; xeric; tropical, subtropical, or temperate; occasional or rare or temperate; rare or no fire; vegetation characterized fire; marine influence; vegetation characterized by dense by live oak. saw palmetto and/or seagrape and/or mixed stunted shrubs. Upland Pine Forest - upland with sand substrate; mesic-xeric; temperate; yucca, and cacti. frequent or occasional fire; vegetation characterized Maritime Hammock - stabilized coastal dune with sand substrate; xeric-mesic; by shortledf pine and/or loblolly pine and/or longleaf tropical. subtropical. or temperate; rare or no fire; pine and red oak and wiregrass. marine influence; vegetation characterized by mixed hardwoods Upland Mixed Forest - upland with sand/clay substrate; mesic; temperate; rare and/or live oak. or no fire; vegetation characterized by loblolly pine Overwash Plain - coastal flatland with sand substrate; mesic-hydric; and/or shortleaf pine and/or laurel oak and/or magnolia tropical, subtropical. or temperate; frequent or and spruce pine and/or mixed hardwoods. occasional fire; marine influence; vegetation characterized Upland Hardwood Forest - upland with clay substrate; mesic; temperate; rare or no by slash pine and/or cabbage palm or buttonwood and/or fire; vegetation characterized by spruce pine, magnolia, mixed halophytic shrubs and herbs. beech, pignut hickory, white oak, and mixed hardwoods. Coastal Benn - old bar or storm debris ridge with sand/shell substrate; Slope Forest - steep slope on bluff or in sheltered ravine; sand/clay xeric-mesic; tropical or subtropical; rare or no fire; substrate; mesic-hydric; temperate; rare or no fire; marine influence; vegetation characterized by buttonwood, vegetation characterized by magnolia. beech, spruce pine, and/or mixed halophytic herbs, shrubs, and/or trees. Shumard oak, Florida maple, pyramid magnolia, and mixed Coastal Rock Barren flatland with exposed limestone substrate; xeric; tropical; hardwoods. no fire; marine influence; vegetation characterized by algae Mesic Flatwoods, flatland with sand substrate; mesic; subtropical; and mixed halophytic herbs, and/or cacti and stunted shrubs. frequent fire; vegetation characterized by slash pine Shell Mound Indian midden with shell substrate; xeric-mesic; tropical or longleaf pine with saw palmetto, gallberry and/or wiregrass understory. or subtropical; rare or no fire; marine influence; vegetation characterized by mixed hardwoods. Scrubby Flatwoods flatland with sand substrate; xeric-mesic; subtropical; occasional fire; vegetation characterized by longleaf Upland Glade upland with calcareous rock and/or clay substrate; hydric- .pine or slash pine with scrub oaks and wiregrass xeric; temperate; vegetation characterized by sparse mixed understory. grasses and herbs with occasional stunted trees and shrubs. Bluff steep slope with rock. sand. and/or clay substrate; Pine Rockland flatland with exposed limestone substrate; mesic-xeric; hydric-xeric; temperate; sparse vegetation characterized tropical; frequent fire; vegetation characterized by by mixed grasses. herbs, and shrubs. South Florida slash pine. Imm, mm. min weam- mim M WE mom Florida Natural Areas Inventory 2/84 254 East Sixth Avenue Tallahassee. Florida 32303 FLORIDA NATURAL COMMUNITIES (904) 224-8207 Depression Marsh rounded depression in sand substrate with peat Palustrine accumulating toward center; seasonally inundated; still water; tropical. subtropical, or temperate; Lands regularly inundated or saturated by freshwater and characterized by frequent or occasional fire; vegetation in concentric bands, characterized by maidencane, fire flag, pickerel wetland vegetation, weed. and mixed emergents. Bottomland Forest flatland with sand/clay/organic substrate; occasionally Basin Swamp basin with peat substrate; seasonally inundated; still inundated; temperate; rare or no fire; vegetation water; subtropical or temperate; occasional or rare fire; characterized by water oak, red mAple, beecKmagnolia. vegetation characterized by cypress. blackgum, bays tuliptree, sweetgum, bays, cabbage palm, and mixed and/or mixed hardwoods. hardwoods. Basin Marsh basin with peat substrate; seasonally inundated; temperate Floodplain Forest floodplain with alluvial substrate of sand, silt, clay or subtropical; frequent fire; vegetation characterized or organic soil; seasonally inundated; subtropical or by sawgrass and/or cattail and/or buttonbush and/or mixed temperate; rare or no fire; vegetation characterized by emergents. diamondleaf oak, overcup oak. water oak, swamp chestnut oak, blue palmetto, cane. and mixed hardwoods. Baygall wetland at base of slope with peat substrate; maintained by downslope seepage--usually saturated, occasionally Floodplain Swamp floodplain with organic/alluvial substrate; usually inundated; inundated; subtropical or temperate; rare or no fire; subtropical or temperate; rare or no fire; vegetation vegetation characterized by bays and/or dahoon holly characterized by cypress, tupelo, blackgum. and/or and/or red maple and/or mixed hardwoods. pop ash. Bog wetland on deep peat substrate; maintained by capillary Freshwater Tidal Swamp - riverinouth wetland; organic soil with extensive root mat; action--soil usually saturated. occasionally inundated; inundated with freshwater in response to tidal cycles; subtropical or temperate; rare fire; vegetation characterized rare or no fire; vegetation characterized by cypress. by sphagnum moss and titi and/or bays and/or dahoon holly, bays, cabbage palm, gums. and/or cedars. and/or mixed hydrophytic shrubs. Floodplain Marsh - floodplain with organic/sand/alluvial substrate; seasonally Seepage Slope wetland on or at base of slope with organic/sand substrate; inundated; subtropical; frequent or occasional fire; maintained by downslope seepage--usually saturated, but vegetation characterized by maidencane. pickerel weed, rarely inundated; subtropical or temperate; frequent or sagittaria, buttonbush, and mixed emergents. occasional fire; vegetation characterized by sphagnum moss with pond pine and/or mixed grasses and herbs or mixed Strand Swamp broad, shallow channel with peat over mineral substrate; hydrophytic shrubs. seasonally inundated; flowing water; tropical or subtropical; occasional or rare fire; vegetation characterized by cypress Wet Prairie flatland with sand substrate; seasonally inundated; and/or willow. subtropical or temperate; annual or frequent fire; vegetation characterized by maidencane, 6eakrush, Slough broad, shallow channel with peat over mineral substrate; spikerush, wiregrass. St. John's Wort, mixed herbs. usually inundated; flowing water; tropical or subtropical; rare or no fire; vegetation characterized by pop ash Karl Prairie flatland with marl over limestone substrate; seasonally and/or pond apple or waterlily. inundated; trovical; frequent to no fire; vegetation characterized by sawgrass, spikerush, and/or mixed Swale broad. shallow channel with sand/peat substrate; seasonally grasses. sometimes with dwarf cypress. inundated; flowing water; tropical or subtropical; frequent or occasional fire; vegetation characterized by maidencane. Wet Flatwoods flatland with sand substrate; seasonally inundated; pickerel weed. and/or mixed emergents. subtropical or temperate; frequent fire; vegetation characterized by slash pine or pond pine and/or cabbage Dome rounded depression in sand/limestone substrate with peat palm with mixed grasses and herbs. accumulating toward center; seasonally inundated; still water; tropical. subtropical. or temperate; occasional Hydric Hammock lowland with sand/clay/organic soil, often over limestone; or rare fire; woody vegetation tallest in center, mesic-hydric; subtropical or temperate; rare or no fire; characterized by cypress, blackgum, or bays. vegetation characterized by water oak. cabbage palm, red cedar. red maple, bays, hackberry, hornbeam, blackgum, needle palm, and mixed hardwoods. MMMIM @@Iwmm =,NW= M MINE M on amen Florida Natural Areas Inventory 254 East Sixth Avenue Tallahassee. Florida 32303 3/84 904/224-8207 FLORIDA NATURAL COMMUNITIES Swamp Lake generally shallow, open water area within basin swamps; still water or flow-through; peat. sand Lacustrine or clay substrate; occurs in most physiographic Lentic waters of natural topographic depressions. Emergent vegetation regions; variable water chemistry, but characteris- tically highly colored, acidic, soft water with is confined to the perimeter, if present; floating and submersed aquatics moderate mineral content (sodium, chloride, sulfate); may be found throughout. oligo-mesotrophic to eutrophic. Clastic Upland Lake - generally irregular basin in clay uplands; River Floodplain Lake meander scar. backwater, or larger flow-through predominantly with inflows, frequently without body within major river floodplains; sand, alluvial surface outflow; clay or organic substrate; or organic substrate; characteristically colored, characteristically colored, acidic, soft water alkaline or slightly acidic, hard or moderately with low mineral content (sodium, chloride, hard water with high mineral content (sulfate, sulfate); oligo-mesotrophic to eutrophic. sodium, chloride, calcium, magnesium); mesotrophic to eutrophic. Sandhill Upland Lake - generally rounded solution depression in deep sandy uplands or sandy uplands shallowly underlain Coastal Dune Lake basin or lagoon influenced by recent coastal by limestone; predominantly without surface processes; predominantly sand substrate with inflows/outflows; typically sand substrate with some organic matter; salinity variable among organic accumulations toward middle; characteristically and within lakes, and subject to saltwater clear. acidic, moderately soft water with varying intrusion and storm surges; characteristically mineral content; ultra-oligotrophic to mesotrophic. slightly acidic. hard water with high mineral content (sodium, chloride). Flatwood/Prairie Lake generally shallow basin in flatlands with high water table; frequently with a broad littoral zone; Coastal Rockland Lake shallow basin influenced by recent coastal processes; still water or flow-through; sand or peat substrate; predominantly barren oolitic or Miami limestone variable water chemistry, but characteristically substrate; salinity variable among and within colored to clear, acidic to slightly alkaline, soft lakes. and subject to saltwater intrusion, to moderately hard water with moderate mineral storm surges and evaporation (because of shallowness); content (sodium, chloride, sulfate); OligO- characteristically slightl alkaline, hard water mesotrophic to eutrophic. with high mineral content Isodium. chloride). Marsh Lake generally shallow, open water area within wide Sinkhole Lake typically deep, funnel-shaped depression in expanses of freshwater marsh; still water or limestone base; occurs in most physiographic flow-through; peat, sand or clay substrate; regions; predominantly without surface Inflows/ occurs in most physiographic regions; variable outflows, but frequently with connection to the water chemistry, but characteristically highly aquifer; characteristically clear, alkaline, colored, acidic. soft water with moderate mineral hard water with high mineral content (calcium, content (sodium, chloride, sulfate); oligo-mesotrophic bicarbonate. magnesium). to eutrophic. Florida Natural Areas Inventory Florida Natural Areas Inventory 254 East Sixth Avenue 254 East Sixth Avenue Tallahassee, FL 32303 9/82 Tallahassee, FL 32303 9/82 904/224-8207 9041224-8207 FLORIDA NATURAL COMMUNITIES FLORIDA NATURAL COMMUNITIES Riverine Subterranean Natural lotic waters from the source of origin downstream to the limits of tidal influence and bounded by a channel bank. Twilight, middle and deep zones of natural chambers overlain by the earth's crust and characterized by climatic stability and assemblages of trogloxenic, troglophilic, and troglobitic organisms. Seepage Stream - upper perennial or intermittent/seasonal watercourse characterized by clear to lightly colored water derived from shallow Aquatic Cave- cavernicolous area permanently or periodically groundwater seepage submerged; often characterized by troglobitic Alluvial Stream - lower perennial or intermittent/seasonal crustaceans and salamanders; includes high energy watercourse characterized by turbid water systems which receive large quantities of organic detritus and low energy systems with suspended silt, clay, sand and small gravel; generally with a distinct, sediment- Terrestrial cavernicolous area lacking standing water; often derived (alluvial) floodplain and a sandy, Cave characterized by bats, such as Myotis, and other elevated natural levee just inland from the terrestrial vertebrates and invertebrates; includes bank interstitial areas above standing water such as Blackwater Stream perennial or intermittent /seasonal fissures in the ceiling of caves watercourse characterized by tea-colored water with a high content of particulate and dissolved organic matter derived from drainage through swamps and marshes; generally lacking an alluvial floodplain Spring-run Stream perennial watercourse with deep aquifer headwaters and characterized by clear water, circumneutral pH and, frequently, a solid limestone bottom Florida Natural Areas Inventory 254 East Sixth Avenue Tallahassee. Florida 32303 10183 Mollusk Reef substantial subtidal or intertidal area with relief from concentrations of sessile organ- FLORIDA NATURAL COMMUNITIES. isms of the Phylum Mollusca, Class Bivalvia Marine (e.g., molluscs, oysters. & worm shells); octocorals, sponges, stony corals, macrophytic Subtidal, intertidal and supratidal zones of the sea, landward to the algae and seagrasses sparse. if present. point at which seawater becomes significantly diluted with freshwater Inflow Worm Reef substantial subtidal or intertidal area with from the land. relief from concentrations of sessile, tubicolous organisms of the Phylum Annelida, Class Polychaeta Estuarine (e.g.. chaetopterids and sabellarids); octocorals, sponges, stony corals. macrophytic algae and Subtidal, intertidal, and supratidal zones of a coastal body of water, seagrasses sparse, if present. usually semi-enclosed by land but with a connection to the open sea, within which seawater is significantly diluted with freshwater inflow from the land. Algal Bed expansive subtidal, intertidal or supratidal area, occupied primarily byattached thallophytic or mat-forming prokaryotic algae (e.g., halimeda, Consolidated Substrate - expansive subtidal, intertidal and supratidal blue-green algae); octocorals, sponges, stony area composed primarily of nonliving compacted corals and seagrasses sparse. if present. or coherent and relatively hard, naturally formed mass of m, ner:l matter (e.g., coquina Grass Bed expansive subtidal or intertidal area, occupied limerock and relic r efs); octocorals, sponges. primarily by rooted vascular macrophytes, stony corals, nondrift macrophytic algae, (e.g., shoal grass, halophila, widgeon grass, blue-green mat-forming algae and seagrasses manatee grass and turtle grass); may include sparse. if present. various epiphytes and epifauna; octocorals. sponges, stony corals, andattached macrophytic Unconsolidated Substrate - expansive subtidal, intertidal and supratidal algae sparse, if present. area composed primarily of loose mineral matter (e coralgal, gravel, marl. mud, sand and Composite Substrate - expansive subtidal, intertidal. or supratidal h;gij s I ; octocorals, sponges. stony corals, area, occupied primarily by Natural Community nondrift macrophytic algae, blue-green mat- elements from more than one Natural Community forming algae and seagrasses sparse, if present. category (e.g.. Grass Bed and Algal Bed species; Octocoral and Algal Bed species); includes both Octocoral Bed - expansive subtidal area occupied primarily patchy and evenly distributed occurrences. by living sessile organisms of the Class Anthozoa, Subclass Octocorallia (e.g., soft Tidal Marsh - expansive intertidal or supratidal area occupied corals, horny corals, sea fans. sea whips, and primarily by rooted, emergent vascular macrophytes sea pens); sponges. stony corals, nondrift macrophytic algae and seagrasses sparse, if present. (e.g.. cord grass, needlerush. saw grass. saltwort. saltgrass and glasswort); may include Sponge Bed expansive subtidal area occupied primarily by various epiphytes and epifauna. living sessile organisms of the Phylum Porifera Tidal Swamp expansive intertidal and supratidal area (e.g., sheepswool sponge, Florida loggerhead sponge and branching candle sponge); octocorals, occupied primarily by woody vascular macrophytes (e.g., black mangrove, buttonwood. red mangrove, stony corals. nondrift macrophytic algae and and white mangrove); may include various seagrasses sparse, if present. epiphytes and epifauna. Coral Reef expansive subtidal area with elevational gradient or relief and occupied primarily by living sessile organisms of the Class Hydrozoa (e.g., fire corals and hydrocorals) and Class Anthozoa, Subclass Zoantharia (e.g., stony corals and black corals); includes deepwater bank reefs, fringing barrier reefs, outer bank reefs and patch reefs, somi of which may contain distinct zones of assorted macrophytes, octocorals, & sponges. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS Terrestrial and Palustrine Natural Communities VEGETATION Physiography anise - Illicium floridanum pignut hickory - Carya glabra bays - swamp bay Persea palustris pop ash - Fraxinus caroliniana Upland -high area in region with significant topographic relief; generally gordonia G_or_ao-n1a_T_as_i-a_n_tTus undulating sweetbay pond apple Annona Lowland -low area in region with or without significant topographic relief; beakrush - Rhynchospora spp. pond pine Pinus serotina generally flat to gently sloping beech - Fagus grandifolia pyramid magnolia - Magnolia pyramidata Flatland -generally level area in region without significant topographic blackgum - Nyssa biflora railroad vine - lpomoea pes-caprae relief; flat to gently sloping blue palmetto - Sabal Onor red cedar - Juniperus silicicola Basin -large, relatively level lowland with slopes confined to the bluestem - Andropogon spp. red maple - Acer rubrum perimeter or isolated interior locations buttonbush - Cephalanthus occidentalis red oak Quercus falcata Depression -small depression with sloping sides, deepest in center and cabbage palm - Sabal Palmetto rosemary Ceratiola ericoides progressively shallower towards the perimeter cacti - Opuntia and Cereus spp., sagittaria Sagittaria lancifolia Floodplain -lowland adjacent to a stream; topography influenced by recent preUo-minantl@ -Itricta and sand pine Pinus clausa fluvial processes pentagonus saw p cane - Arundinaria gigantea or A. tecta almetto - Serenoa repens Bottomland -lowland not on active floodplain; sand/clay/organic substrate. cattail Typha spp. sawgrass - Cladium jamaicensis cedars red ced r - Juniperus silicicola scrub oaks - Quercus geminata, white Mar - U_ ides or chapmanii, _q. myrtifolia, Hydrology cladonia Cladonia spp. henryi _q. inopina sea oats - Uniola Paniculata occasionally inundated - surface water present only after heavy rains and/or cypress Taxodium distichum seagrape - Coccoloba uvifera during flood stages dahoon holly - Ilex cassine shortleaf pine - Pinus echinata seasonally inundated -surface water present during wet season and flood diamondleaf oak - Quercus laurifolia Shumard oak Quercus shumardii periods fire flag - lt@@ geniculata slash pine Pinus elliottii usually inundated -surface water present except during droughts Florida maple - Acer barbaratum sphagnum moss - Sphagnum spp. gallberry - Llex 11@@ spikerush - Eleocharis SPP. Climatic Affinity of the Flora gums - tupelo - N s u t' a spruce pine - Pinus glabra blackgum - yss a 1 Ora tropical -community generally occurs in practically frost-free areas Ogeechee gu - Rysisa ogeche St. John's wort - Hypericum spp. subtropical -community generally occurs in areas that experience occasional hackberry j2IIiI laevigata swamp chestnut oak - Quercus prinus frost, but where freezing temperatures are not frequent enough hornbeam Carpinus caroliniana sweetgum - Liquidambar styraciflua to cause true winter dormancy laurel oak - Quercus hemisphaerica titi - Cyrilla racemiflora temperate -community generally occurs in areas that freeze often enough live oak - Quercus virginiana tuliptree - Liriodendron tuliPfera that vegetation goes into.winter dormancy loblolly pine - Pinus taeda tupelo - Nyssa aquatica Fire longleaf pine - Pinus palustris turkey oak Quercus laevis w1agnolia - Magnolia grandiflora water oak QuerCuS nj2a annual fire -.burns about every 1-2 years maidencane Panicum hemitomon waterlily Nymphaea odorata frequent fire - burns about every 3-7 years needle palm Rhapidophyllum hystrix white cedar - Chamaecyparis thyoides occasional fire - burns about every 8-i5 years overcup oak Quercus lyrata white oak - Quercus alba pickerel weed - Pontederia cordata or willow - Salix caroliniana rare fire - burns about every 26-100 years P. lanceol ta wiregrass - Aristida stricta no fire - community develops only when site goes more than 100 years yucca - Yucca aloifolia without burning .1 .1 Appendix B. Explanation and examples of Element Occurrence Records. II ..I - FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY 6/86 Explanation Sheet for Element Occurrence Records An element is any exemplary or rare component of the natural environment, such as a species, plant community, bird rookery, spring, sinkhole, cave or other ecological feature. An element occurrence (EO) represents the locational record of an element and is a single extant habitat which sustains or otherwise contributes to the survival of a population or a distinct, self- sustaining example of a particular natural community. The major function of the Florida Natural Areas Inventory is to define the state's elements of natural diversity, then collect locational information about where the elements occur throughout the state. The element occurrence record (EOR) is the form used to process and enter element occurrences into the computerized data base. EOCODE: unique alpha-numeric code for each element occurrence, FNAI staff use only NAME: scientific name or other formal name for this element, only from FNAI element classification COMNAME: common name of element, standardized for Florida MARGNUM: the number of this occurrence in the margin of the USGS 7.5 minute quad map on which it is located, FNAI staff use only TENTEN: Coordinates for an element locator system on USGS 7.5 minute quad maps IDENT: Y or N--has identity of element at this location been confirmed by reliable source? EORANK: cruality of this occurrence--A=cxcelient, B=good, C=marginal,D=poor, X=destroyed EORANKCOMM: comments to support EORANK SURVEYDATE: date on which the EORANK is based LASTOBS: date element last observed at this site (e.g. 1982-09-26) FIRSTOBS: year element was first recorded from this site GRANK: global element rank (priority) assigned by FNAI staff GI= critically imperiled globally G2= imperiled globally G3= very rare & local throughout range or found locally in a restricted range G4= apparently secure globally (may be rare in parts of range) G5= demonstrably secure globally GA = accidental in North America, i.e. not part of the established biota GH = of historical occurrence throughout range, may be rediscovered (e.g. ivory-billed woodpecker) GU = possibly in peril range-widc, more information needed GX = believed to be extinct throughout range G#T# =rank of taxonomic subgroup such as subspecies or variety; numbers have same definition as above G#Q = rank of questionable species, e.g. ranked as species, but questionable if it is species or subspecies; numbers have same definition as above SRANK: state element rank (priority) assigned by FNAI staff, definition parallels global element rank: substitute "S" for "G" in above global ranks, and "in state" for "globally" in above global rank definitions STATE: Florida COUNTYNAME: the two-Icttcr abbreviation for the state, followed by first four letters of all county names; centroid/major county first QUADCODE: centroid/major quad code first, then any additional quads that the EO covers partly or fully QUADNAME: USGS names of all USGS 7.5 minute quads this EO is on, ccntroid quad first PRECISION: level of precision to which occurrence can be located on the quad map-- S=scconds (within ca. 250 ft. radius); M=minutcs (within ca. 3/4 mi. radius); SC=confirmed S location; SO or MO=obscure S or M location, EO looked for but not found at mapped location; G=gcncral, to quad or place name; U=unmappable. LAT: latitude of centroid of element occurrence LONG: longitude of centroid of element occurrence S: southernmost latitude for boundaries of the occurrence N: northernmost latitude for boundaries of the occurrence E: easternmost longitude for boundaries of the occurrence W: westernmost longitude for boundaries of the occurrence TOWNRANGE: township-range that EO centroid is in SECTION: section that EO centroid is in MERIDIAN: Tallahassee (TA) meridian for Florida TRSCOMM: township, range, section information not covered by other fields, such as quartcr-quarter section (e.g. NE4NE4) PHYSPROV: physiographic province of EO, standardized for state WATERSHED: standardized code for centroid from USGS basins DIRECTIONS: how to get to EO from readily identifiable landmarks GENDESC: general description of the setting for the EO ELEV: elevation of ccntroid in feet mean sea level SIZE: size in acres of EO; 0 means acreage unknown EODATA: description of element at site, e.g., numbers, size, condition, viability COMMENTS: general information not included in other fields MACODEI: if EO is wholly or mostly on a managed area (MA), FNAI code for the smallest, most protected managed area EO is on -CONTAINEDI: whether the EO is wholly contained in the above managed area MACODE2: if EO is also on a larger MA or extends onto another MA, FNAI code for this MA CONTAINED2: whether the EO is wholly contained in above MA (MA 2) MACODE3: if EO is wholly or partially contained in a still larger MA, FNAI code for this MA CONTAINED1 Whether the EO is wholly contained in above MA (MA 3) ADDLMAS: whether the EO extends onto additional MA's other than MA 1, 2, 3 MORELAND: whether more land is.necded to protect the EO which is only partially on an MA MOREPROT: whether the EO needs more legal protection on the MA(s) it occurs on MOREMGMT: whether more or better management is needed to protect the EO SITECODE: a code assigned by FNAI for preserve design SITENAME: name assigned to the site during field work or commonly associated with the site OWNER: name of principal owner (private only) of principal tract OWNERCOMM: comments about owner: address, intentions for land, etc. PROTCOMM: comments on new or additional legal protection needed for EO MGMTCOMM: comments on new or additional management needed for EO MONITOR: name of knowledgeable individual willing to check the EO status upon request, last name first MONITORNUM: area code and phone number of MONITOR BESTSOURCE: the single best source of information on this EO, preferably a person SOURCECODE: standardized code for all sources dealing with this EO; best source code first DATASENS: Y in this field if this occurrence is of an element for which locational information should not be given out to general users for various reasons BOUNDARIES: Y if boundaries of EO arc on quad map or other map attached to EOR PHOTOS: Y if photos of this EO are in files OWNERINFO: Y if additional information on the owner is in GMF TRANSCRIBR: initials of person and date of transcription--processing of data for the EOR in preparation for mapping CDREV: Y if county of distribution map has been revised to show this EO MAPPER: initials of person and date EO is plotted onto data base quad maps and map based information entered onto EOR QC: Y if EOR has been completely quality controlled UPDATE: initials of person & date of most recent change in computerized EOR FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY r ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORD eocode: PDLAMOD040.030 10/03/88 name: CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA comname: LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY margnum: 50 tenten: 2,10 ideht: Y eorank: eorankcomm: surveydate: 1988-05-04 lastobs: 1988-05-04 firstobs: 1988 grank: G3 srank: S3 countyname: FLMART state: FL quadcode: 2708011 precision: SC quadname: ROBE SOUND lat: 270027 long: 800604 s: 0 n: 0 e: 0 w: 0 townrange: 040SO42E section: 12 trscomm: meridian: TA physprov: AL watershed: 03090202 directions: WATER CO. LAND AT "WHITE HOUSE," E. OF US-1, 0.2 MI N. OF ENTRANCE TO JONATHAN DICKINSON ST. PK. gendesc: SAqD PINE SCRUB elev: 25 size: 0 eodata: FREQUENT SHRUB ALONG PATHS AND IN OPENINGS IN WHITE SAND SCRUB. (NOT FLOWERING). comments: macodel: containedl: macode2: contained2: macode3: contained3: addlmas: moreland: moreprot: moremgmt: sitecode: sitename: owner: HOBE SOUND WATER CO.-NAT REED ownercomm: protcomm: DUE TO BE TRANSFERED TO HOBE SOUND NWR -- P88MAR02. mgmtcomm: monitor: monitornum: bestsource: JOHNSON, ANN F. 1988. FIELD SURVEY FOR ASIMINA TETRAMERA -- HOBE SOUND NWR-SOUTH, MARTIN CO., FL. 4 MAY 1988. sourcecode: F88JOH05FL P88MAR02FL datasens: boundaries: photos: ownerinfo: transcribr: 88-05-22 AFJ cdrev: Y mapper: 88-05-22 AFJ qc: Y update: 88-06-24 KK FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY - ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORD eocode: CTXOOOOOOO.003 10/11/88 name: COASTAL GRASSLAND comname: margnum: 5 tenten: 3, 6 ident.: Y eorank: A eorankcomm: LARGE UNDISTURBED EXAMPLE surveydate: 1987-11-22 lastobs: 1987-11-22 firstobs: 1987 grank: G2 srank: S2 countyname: FLBAYX state: FL quadcode: 3008515 precision: SC quadname: LONG POINT lat: 300305 long: 853520 s: 300221 n: 300334 e: 854350 w: 853555 townrange: 005SO13W section: 18 trscomm: ALSO SEC19;R13WSEC12 meridian: TA physprov: GL watershed: 03140101 directions: TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE NCO BEACH. 1.7 MI E. (ALONG SHORE)OF WHERE BOARDWALK REACHES BEACH gendesc: ELONGATED RIDGES AND SWALES IN AREA OF BEACH BUILT SINCE 1975 elev: 5 size: 180 eodata: DOMINANT SPECIES IN SWALES: ANDROPOGON GYRANS VAR TEN- UIS., ANDROPOGON VIRGINICUS, ERAGROSTIS ELLIOTTII, FUI- RENA SCIRPOIDES, FIMBRISTYLIS CAROLINIANA; ON RIDGES: SCHIZACHYRIUM MARITIMUM, UNIOLA PANICULATA, PARONYCHIA ERECTA. comments: COMMUNITY SAMPLED IN TRANSECTS NCO-1 AND NCO-2 (P87JOH01FL). macodel: FLFAFABTYND1 containedl: Y macode2: contained2: macode3: contained3: addlmas: moreland: moreprot: moremgmt: sitecode: sitename: TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE owner: DOD - U.S. AIR FORCE ownercomm: protcomm: NO 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES ALLOWED ON BEACH EXCEPT NATURALIST mgmtcomm: monitor: JOE MAPLES PNDMAP02FL monitornum: 904 874-0160 bestsource: JOHNSON, A.F. 1987 FIELD NOTES ON TRIP TO NCO BEACH, TYNDALL A.F.B., BAY CO., FL 22 NOV 1987 sourcecode: P87JOH01FL datasens: boundaries: Y photos: ownerinfo: Y transcribr: 88-08-06 AFJ cdrev: Y mapper: 88-08-06 AFJ qc: Y update: 88-09-29 AFJ FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY.- ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORD eocode: ABPAV06014.365 09/29/88 name: APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS comname: FLORIDA SCRUB JAY margnum: 12 tenten: 8,10 ident: Y eorank: eorankcomm: surveydate: lastobs: 1986- firstobs: 1972 grank: G5T3 srank: S3 countyname: FLBREV state: FL quadcode: 2808015 2708085 precision: M quadname: MELBOURNE EAST, GRANT lat: 280008 long: 803141 s: 0 n: 0 e: .0 w: 0 townrange: 028SO38E section: 34 trscomm: ADJACENT TO SEC. 33 meridian: TA physprov: AL watershed: 03080202 directions: WALT DISNEY WORLD MIDDLE TRACT: (JUST S. OF COCONUT PT.] SEE ATTACHED MAP. gendesc: COASTAL STRAND elev: 10 size: 0 eodata: RESIDENT SCRUB JAYS HAVE BEEN OBSERVED ON THE DISNEY MIDDLE TRACT FROM 197.2-1986 BY HARDEN. comments: EXTENT OF EO NEEDS TO BE DETERMINED ON DISNEY MIDDLE TRACT macodel: containedl: macode2: contained2: macode3: contained3: add1mas: moreland: moreprot: moremgmt: sitecode: sitename: WALT DISNEY WORLD MIDDLE TRACT owner: WALT DISNEY WORLD COMPANY ownercomm: protcomm: mgmtcomm: MAINTAIN HABITAT SUITABILITY monitor: monitornum: bestsource: HARDEN, PATRICIA, G* ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC- TION, REEDY CREEK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, P.O. BOX 36, LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL 32830. sourcecode: PNDHAR03FL U86HAR02FL datasens: boundaries: photos: ownerinfo: transcribr: 87-11-13 TAM cdrev: Y mapper: 88-01-27 HS qc: Y update: 88-03-16 KK Appendix C. Community Characterization Abstract for Coastal Grassland. ELCODE: CTXOOOOOOO STATE: FL SNAME: COASTAL GRASSLAND IDCOMMENT: Includes community formerly called "overwash plain". SAFSYN: None KUCHSYN: Included in Live oak-Sea oats USFWSSYN: NIA CROSSWALK: Davis - included in Coastal Strand; SCS - included in North and South Florida Coastal Strand OTHERSYN: FNAI=overwash plain, Clewell (1981)=dune prairies, over- wash prairies; Harper(1927)=dry savannah; Herwitz (1977) TAXCOMMENT: and Morrill and Harvey (1980)=savannah; Cooley (1955).= grassland and prairie. Recognized in local and regional treatments of Florida communities. PHYSIOGNOM: Grasslands +/- scattered islands of shrubs or trees. BIODESC: Grasslands occupying the undulating ridge-swale topography of broad, low barrier islands and capes. Includes peveral grasses endemic to the coast, e.g. Schizachyrium maritimum and Eragrostis tracyi. ENVIRODESC: Found inland of sea oats foredune on low undulating topogra- phy. Substrate is quartz sand plus shell fragments on the peninsula; pure quartz sand on the panhandle. Swales are inundated after rains or high storm tides. OTHFEATURE: Grades into shrubs and trees inland. Successional status requires study. Often found on recently deposited portions of barrier islands or those.portions recently denuded by storm overwash. DOMINSP: Ridges: Schizachyrium maritimum, S. semiberbe, S. scoparium Bouteloua hirsuta, Spartina patens. Swales: Muhlenbergia capillaris, Andropogon virginicus, A. gyrans, A. glomeratus Chloris petraea, Eragrostis spectabilis, Distichlis spicata OTHERSP1: Ridges: Paronychia erecta, Oenothera humifusa, Physalis an- gustifolia, P. elliottii var viscosa, Chrysopsis godfreyi, Aristida patula, Trichostema dichotomum, Heterotheca subax- illaris, Opuntia compressa, 0. pusilla. OTHERSP2: Swales: Spartina spartinae, Sabatia stellaris, Hydrocotyle bonariensis. Islands of woody species: Smilax auriculata, Myrica cerifera, Sabal palmetto, Piscidia piscipula, Suri- ana maritima, Dodonea viscosa, Pithecellobium keyense. EOEXAMPLES: Crooked Island, Tyndall A.F.B.-006; Cape Canaveral- 012; Cape Romano- 014; Cape Sable, ENP-013. EOSPLISTS: 003 through 016 EOPLOTDATA: P88JOH01FL -transects at Crooked Island, Bay County DSTCOMMENT: Ranges from VA to MISS. Grasses found throughout range in- clude: Muhlenbergia capillaris, Spartina patens, Andropogon glomeratus. SOURCES: PNDJOH01 (Johnson, 1985-6, field notes), B27HAR01, A55CO001 B77HER01, B80MOR01, U78CLE01. CCAAUTHOR: Ann F. Johnson UPDATE: 88-09-21 87/10 Community Characterization Abstract Field Explanations ELCODE: 10 byte code unique to each element SNAME: name of element used in the state STATE: Florida IDCOMM: comments on any of the above identifiers SAFSYN: SAF synonym; Soc. Am. Foresters (SAF) forest cover type or types which most closely match this community; include # and name KUCHSYN: Kuchler synonym; Kuchler potential natural vegetation type or types which match or include this community USFWSSYN: USFWS synonym; Cowardin's wetland type or types (adopted by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) which most closely match this community CROSSWALK: name for same or similar community in other states with two letter state abbreviation in parentheses OTHERSYN: other synonyms; other publishecl names for the community, with sources TAXCOM: comments on any of the above taxonomic fields PHYSIOGNOM: physiognomy of community; forest, shrubland, grassland, savanna, barren and so forth BIODESC: general description of the biotic aspects of the community including any diagnostic features within stand and between stand variations and so forth ENVIRODESC: general description of the important environmental features of the community including geologic, climatic, and topographic factors OTHFEATURE: other diagnostic features which are important in defining or describing the community or which distinguish it from other similar communities DOMINSP: dominant plant or animal species; include plants in each layer OTHERSPI: other important species in the community such as differential species, indicator species, constant species and so forth. Include the names of the groups of species. OTHERSP2: additional important species within their group EOEXAMPLES: exemplary element occurrences of the community. Use 3 digit element occurrence code suffix and name of site. EOSPLISTS: 3 digit element occurrence code suffixes for element occurrences of this community for which species lists have been generated EOPLOTDATA: 3 digit element occurrence code suffixes for element occurrences of this community for which quantitative data has been collected within plots DSTCOMMENT: distribution comments; range of community within the state plus information on its range outside the state SOURCES: source codes for best references on the community. optional: authors last name and year of publication. CCAAUTHOR: last name of author of this Community Characterization Abstract UPDATE: date that this record was created or updated Appendix D. Coastal Zone Management-supported FNAI staff. Coastal Botanist/Ecologist - Ann F. Johnson, Ph.D. Coastal Zoology - Patricia A. MacLaren John Palis (replaced P. MacLaren) Research Assistant/Data Handler - Steve Jones Research Assistant/Data Handler (half time) - Hclen A. Shapiro Susan Carr (replaced H. Shapiro) Appendix E. Summary of FNAI computerized occurrcnce records of species and natural communities for coastal counties of Florida. Alphabetical list of coastal counties of Florida: Bay Levy Brevard Manatee Broward Martin Charlotte Monroe Citrus Nassau Collier Okaloosa Dade Palm Beach Dixie Pasco Duval Pinellas Escambia St. Johns Flagler St. Lucie Franklin Santa Rosa Gulf Sarasota Hernando Taylor Hillsborough Volusia Indian River Wakulla Jefferson Walton Lee (Count indicates the number of computerized occurrence records in the database for a particular element for county in question. See Appendix A for explanations of Grank, Srank, Fed Status, and State status.) no awmon on= mom September 29, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BAY COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 DRYKARCHOR CGRAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT I GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 6 LAMPROPELTIS CALLIGASTER MOLE SNAKE G5 S2S3 N N I PITUOPHIS MELANGLEUCLIS MUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G5T3? S? C2 LS 2 BIRDS CHARAORIUS ALEXANDRINUS SNOWY PLOVER G4? S2 C2 LT 2 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT I FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 S2 LT LE I IXOBRYCHUS EXILIS LEAST BITTERN G5 S4 N N 1 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 4 RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 2 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 3 MAMMALS PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS ALLOPHRYS CHOCTAWHATCHEE BEACH MOUSE G5Tl Sl LE LE 1 URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 1 SPECIAL PLANTS ASTER SPINULOSUS PINE-WOODS ASTER Gl si C2 LT 2 CALAMINTHA DENTATA TOOTHED SAVORY G3 S3 C2 N 3 CHRYSOPSIS GODFREY1 GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER G2 S2 N N 7 HEDEOMA GRAVEOLENS MOCK PENNYROYAL G2 S2 Cl LE 7 HELIANTHEMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3G4 S3 N N I September 29, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BAY COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) HYPERICUM LISSOPHLOEUS SMOOTH-BARKED ST. JOHN'S-WORT G2 S2 C2 LE 2 ILLICIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA ANISE G5 S3 N LT 2 KALMIA LATIFOLIA MOUNTAIN LAUREL G5 S3 N LT 2 LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G2 S2 3C LT 13 MACBRIDEA ALBA WHITE BIRDS-IN-A-NEST GI Sl C2 LE 3 MAGNOLIA PYRAMIDATA PYRAMID MAGNOLIA G4 S2 N LE 3 PINGUICULA IONANTHA VIOLET-FLOWERED BUTIERWORT G2 S2 C2 RE I PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT G3? S2 C2 RE I POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED G2 S2 Cl LT 8 RHEXIA SALICIFOLIA PANHANDLE MEADOWBEAUTY G2 S2 C2 N 3 RUDBECKIA NITIDA ST. JOHN'S-SUSAN G3 sl C2 LE I STEWARTIA MALACODENDRON SILKY CAMELLIA G4 S3 N LE 2 VERBESINA CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S CROWNBEARD G2 S2 C2 LT 8 ANDROPOGON ARCTATUS PINE-WOODS BLUESTEM G3 S3 3C N I XYRIS ISOETIFOLIA QUILLWORT YELLOW-EYED GRASS G2? S2 C2 N 2 XYRIS LONGISEPALA KARST POND XYRIS G2 S2 3C LE I XYRIS SCABRIFOLIA HARPER'S YELLOW-EYED GRASS. GIG20 Si C2 LT I NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 2 SANDHILL UPLAND LAKE G3 S2 4 BASIN MARSH G4 S3 I BOG G4 S3 I FLOODPLAIN SWAMP G4 S4 I HYDRIC HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 SEEPAGE SLOPE PINCKNEYA BOG G4 S3 I BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 1 SPRING-RUN STREAM G2 S2 1 BEACH DUNE G4 S3 3 COASTAL STRAND TEMPERATE COASTAL STRAND PANHANDLE G3 S2 NO ow; a owl- on, IOU so September 29, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BAY COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES (cont.) MESIC FLATWOODS INSULAR SLASH PINE FLATWOODS G5 S5 2 SANDHILL G4 S3 I SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 3 SLOPE FOREST G3 S2 3 STRAND STRAND-PANHANDLE G3 S2 1 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 2 Total items 54 Total records tallied 131 September 29, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BREVARD COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE- SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 2 CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 2 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT I GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOI@E G2 S2 C2 LS 6 LAMPROPELTIS CALLIGASTER MOLE SNAKE G5 S2S3 N N I SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 2 BIRDS AJAIA AJAJA ROSEATE SPOONSILL G5 S2S3 N LS 2 APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCEMS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 33 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 8 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 7 EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4 S2 C2 LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 6 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 8 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 7 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 19 IXOBRYCHUS EXILIS LEAST BITTERN G5 S4 N N I MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 2 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 4 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 2 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 1 PLEGADIS FALCINELLUS GLOSSY IBIS G5 S2 N N 4 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA Gs S2 LT LT 2 RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 1 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 1 Ow, September 29, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BREVARD COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRARK SRARK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS NIVEIVENTRIS SOUTHEASTERN BEACH MOUSE G5Tl Sl C2 N 3 TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE I SPECIAL PLANTS CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE 7 CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N I CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 1 GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 11 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN Gl sl Cl RE 2 LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G3 S3 C2 RE 1 RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN G3 S3 C2 N 4 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 1 TOURNEFORTIA GRAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 2 CALAMOVILFA CURTISSII CURTISS' SANDGRASS GlG2 SlS2 C2 RE 3 NEMASTYLIS FLORIDANA FALL-FLOWERING IXIA G2 S2 C2 LE 1 NOLINA ATOPOCARPA FLORIDA BEAR-GRASS G2 S2 C2 LE I OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN GlG3 Sl 3C LE 3 NATURAL COMMUNITIES WET FLATWOODS G4 S4 1 COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 6 MARITIME HAMMOCK TEMPERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 4 SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 13 SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G3 S3 9 aw INK, a" amw September 29, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BREVARD COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 1 Totat items 46 Totat records tattied 200 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BROWARD COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT I CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 1 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 5 SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 2 SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS CURTISSII CURTISS' MILKWEED G3 S3 N LE 1 CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 2 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 2 JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA BEACH JACQUEMONTIA G1 si C2 LE 2 LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G3 S3 C2 RE I MYRCIANTHES FRAGRANS VAR SIMPSONII TWINBERRY G4T3 S3 C2 LT I OKENIA HYPOGAEA BURROWING FOUR-O'CLOCK G3 S2 N LE 3 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 2 TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 2 COCCOTHRINAX ARGENTATA SILVER PALM G3G4 S3 N LC 2 DIGITARIA GRACILLIMA LONGLEAF CRABGRASS Gl? si C2 N I EPIDENDRUM NOCTURNUM NIGHT-SCENTED ORCHID G? S2 N (LT) I HYMENOCALLIS LATIFOLIA BROAD-LEAVED SPIDERLILY G2G4 S2S3 3C N 1 REMIREA MARITIMA, BEACH-STAR G3 si N LE 2 TILLANDSIA FLEXUOSA BANDED WILD-PINE G4 S3 N LT 3 ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G5 S3 N LE 1 ASPLENIUM DENTATUM SLENDER SPLEENWORT G? SlS2 N (LT) I ASPLENIUM SERRATUM BIRD'S NEST SPLEENWORT G? sl N LE I OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN GlG3 Sl 3C LE I Aw 80 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR BROWARD COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES MARITIME HAMMOCK TROPICAL COASTAL HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 ROCKLAND HAMMOCK G3 S2 1 SCRUB G3 S2 1 Total items 26 Total records tallied 42 owl so aw No owl, lift, m owl awawwo OWN* M. October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS ATLANTIC STURGEON G3 S2 C2 LS 1 REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 1 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 7 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 4 ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G51`3 S3 N LS 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 8 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 3 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 1 GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 16 NYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 1 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 8 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT 7 MAMMALS EUMOPS GLAUCINUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MASTIFF BAT G5?T2? S2? C2 N I URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 Cz LT* 3 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE 1 DEERINGOTHAMNUS PULCHELLUS BEAUTIFUL PAWPAW Gl Sl LE LE 1 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 1 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 1 COASTAL STRAND TROPICAL COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 I SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 1 SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G3 S3 3 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 8 Totat items 25 Totat records tattied 84 owl 'owl am, October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR CITRUS COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LISA LS I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 6 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 STILOSOMA EXTENUATUM SHORT-TAILED SNAKE G3 S3 C2 LT 3 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 6 ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL 65T3 S3 N LS CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 5 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 3 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 4 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N I.S. 5 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 3 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 11 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 2 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 1 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 5 MAMMALS SCIURUS NIGER SHERMANI SHERMAN'S FOX SQUIRREL G57`2 S2 C2 LS 1 TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE 5 INVERTEBRATES CRANGONYX NOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE AMPHIPOD G2G3 S2S3 C2 N 1 PROCAMBARUS LUCIFUGUS LIGHT-FLEEING CAVE CRAYFISH G3 S3 N N I TROGLOCAMBARUS MACLANEI MCLANEIS CAVE CRAYFISH G2 S2 N N 1 CINCINNATIA HELICOGYRA HELICOID SPRING SNAIL Gi si C2 N 1 I" low, October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR CITRUS COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS AGRIMONIA INCISA INCISED GROOVE-BUR G3 S2 C2 N CENTROSEMA ARENICOLA SAND BUTTERFLY PEA G2? S1S3 3C N CHIONANTHUS PYGMAEUS PYGMY FRINGE-TREE G2 S2 LE LE GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN GI S1 C1 RE PHARUS PARVIFOLIUS CREEPING-LEAF STALKGRASS G? SH N N PTEROGLOSSASPIS ECRISTATA A WILD COCO G3G4 S2 C2 (LT) I SPIRANTHES POLYANIHA GREEN LADIES-TRESSES GIG3 SIS2 C2 LE 2 TRIPHORA CRAIGHEADII CRAIGHEAD'S NODDING-CAPS G1 S1 C2 (LT) I ASPLENIUM PUMILUM DWARF SPLEENWORT G? S1 N LE 2 CHEILANTHES MICROPHYLLA SOUTHERN LIP FERN G? S3 N (LT) I NATURAL COMMUNITIES SANDHILL UPLAND LAKE G3 S2 I MARINE TIDAL MARSH G3 S3 4 MARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 1 BASIN MARSH G4 S3 1 HYDRIC HAMMOCK G4 S3 2 AQUATIC CAVE G3 S2 I TERRESTRIAL CAVE G3 S1 6 ROCKLAND HAMMOCK G3 S2 I SANDHILL G4 S3 2 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB/OAK SCRUB G3 S2 8 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 2 SINKHOLE G3 S2 I XERIC HAMMOCK MATURE SCRUB HAMMOCK G3 S2 2 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 6 Total items 46 Total records tallied 120 lAw so m October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR COLLIER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 2 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUIPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 12 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 8 SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 1 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 11 CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUS SNOWY PLOVER G4? S2 c2 LT 1 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 1 COCCYZUS MINOR MANGROVE CUCKOO G5 S3 N N 1 DENDROICA DISCOLOR PALUDICOLA FLORIDA PRAIRIE WARBLER G5T3 S3 N N 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 12 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 6 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 6 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 15 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 2 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 2 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 10 PICOIDES VILLOSUS HAIRY WOODPECKER G5 SP N N I PLEGADIS FALCINELLUS GLOSSY IBIS G5 S2 N N 1 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT 2 RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 2 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 2 VIREO ALTILOQUUIS BLACK-WHISKERED VIREO G5 S3 N N 2 00 an, so No, m w 4m October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR COLLIER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NkME CIDMI40N NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS FELIS CONCOLOR CORY[ FLORIDA PANTHER G4Tl Sl LE LE 1 URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G51*3 S3 C2 LT* 8 SPECIAL PLANTS CELTIS IGUANAEA IGUANA HACKBERRY G? Sl N LE I CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 5 ELYTRARIA CAROLINIENSIS VAR ANGUSTIFOLIA NARROW-LEAVED CAROLINA SCALYSTEM G2G4T2 S2 C2 N 2 ERNODEA LITTORALIS - BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 3 FORESTIERA SEGREGATA VAR PINETORUM FLORIDA PINEWOOD PRIVET G2T2 S2 Cl N 2 GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2- S2 C2 RE I GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN Gl Sl Cl RE 1 GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM WILD COTTON G4G5 SP N LE 3 JACQUEMONTIA CURTISSII PINELAND JACQUEMONTIA G2 S2 C2 LE I LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G3 S3 C2 RE 1 LECHEA LAKELAE LAKELAIS PINWEED Gl Sl C2 N I LINUM CARTERI VAR SMALLII CARTER'S LARGE-FLOWERED FLAX G2T2 S2 Cl RE 2 MYRCIANTHES FRAGRANS VAR SIMPSONII TWINBERRY G4T3 S3 C2 LT 2 PEPEROMIA GLABELLA CYPRESS PEPEROMIA G? sl N LE 1 PERSEA HUMILIS SCRUB BAY G4 S3 3C N 1 RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN G3 S3 C2 N 1 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 6 CAMPYLOCENTRUM PACHYRRHIZUM LEAFLESS ORCHID G? Sl N LE 2 CATOPSIS NUTANS NODDING CATOPSIS G2G3 Sl N (LT) 1 CYRTOPODIUM PUNCTATUM COW-HORNED ORCHID G? sl N LE 4 EPIDENDRUM NOCTURNUM NIGHT-SCENTED ORCHID G? S2 N (LT) 1 GUZMANIA MONOSTACHYA FUCH'S BROMELIAD G4G5 SlS2 N LE 2 GYMNOPOGON FLORIDAMUS FLORIDA BEARDGRASS GH S2 C2 N 1 HYMENOCALLIS LATIFOLIA BROAD-LEAVED SPIDERLILY G2G4 S2S3 3C N 7 IONOPSIS UTRICULARIOIDES DELICATE IONOPSIS G? S2 N LE I LEPANTHOPSIS MELANANTHA TINY ORCHID GlG3 Sl C2 LE 1 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR COLLIER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) POLYRRHIZA L114DEVIII GHOST ORCHID G? S2 N, LE 4 ROYSTONEA ELATA FLORIDA ROYAL PALM G20 S2 Cl LE 2 TILLANDSIA FLEXUOSA BANDED WILD-PINE G4 S3 N LT 14 TILLANDSIA PRUINOSA FUZZY-WUZZY AIR-PLANT G3 Sl N LE 5 ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G5 S3 N LE 7 ASPLENIUM AURITUM AURICLED SPLEENWORT G? S2 N LE 1 ASPLENIUM SERRATUM BIRD'S NEST SPLEENWORT G? sl N LE 4 CAMPYLONEURUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM NARROW-LEAVED STRAP FERN G? Sl N LE 1 CHEILANTHES MICROPHYLLA SOUTHERN Lip FERN G? S3 N (LT) 1 HUPERZIA DICHOTOMA HANGING CLUBMOSS G2 Sl N LE 1 OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN GlG3 Sl 3C LE 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3' S3 3 SINKHOLE LAKE G3 S3 I SWAMP LAKE G4 S3 2 SWAMP/MARSH LAKE G4 S3 3 BAYGALL G4 S4 2 DOME CYPRESS DOME G5 S5 1 HYDRIC HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 MARL PRAIRIE G4 S3 2 SLOUGH ^POND APPLE/POP ASH SLOUGHA, -LETTUCE LAKE-, G5 S5 1 STRAND SWAMP G4 S4 3 BEACH DUNE TROPICAL BEACH DUNE G4 S3 2 COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 5 MARITIME HAMMOCK ^CACTUS HAMMOCK^ ? SEE COMMENT G4 S3 35 MARITME HAMMOCK TROPICAL COASTAL HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 MESIC FLATWOODS -SLASH PINE/PALMETTO FLATWOODS- G5 S5 1 PINE ROCKLAND BIG CYPRESS PINE ROCKLAND G2 Sl I PRAIRIE HAMMOCK G4 S4 I ROCKLAND HAMMOCK G3 S2 3 us MR, NO W, October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR COLLIER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES (cont.) SCRUB OAK SCRUB; PALMETTO SCRUB G3 S2 25 SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G3 S3 1 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 14 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 16 Total items 87 Total records tallied 335 No Im, an A= October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DADE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES GOBIONELLUS STIGMATURUS SPOTTAIL GOBY G4 S3? N N 1 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 2 CROCODYLUS ACUTUS AMERICAN CROCODILE G2? Sl LE LE 2 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 3 ERETMOCHELYS IMBRICATA HAWKSBILL G3? si LE LE I GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 TANTILLA OOLITICA RIM ROCK CROWNED SNAKE GIG2Q SlS2 C2 LT 6 BIRDS ARDEA HERODIAS OCCIDENTALIS GREAT WHITE HERON G5T2 S2 N N 1 ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G5T3 S3 N LS 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 5 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 2 COCCYZUS MINOR MANGROVE CUCKOO G5 S3 N N 1 DENDROICA DISCOLOR PALUDICOLA FLORIDA PRAIRIE WARBLER G5T3 S3 N N 1 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 4 EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4 S2 C2 LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 4 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 4 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 3 FALCO COLUMBARIUS MERLIN G4 SU N N 2 FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 S2 LT LE 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 3 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 1 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 2 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DADE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count BIRDS (cont.) NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 2 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS I RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 1 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 1 STERNA CASPIA CASPIAN TERN G5 S2? N N 1 STERNA MAXIMA ROYAL TERN G5 S3 N N I STERNA SANDVICENSIS SANDWICH TERN G4 S2 N N 1 VIREO ALTILOQUUS BLACK-WHISKERED VIREO G5 S3 N N I INVERTEBRATES CRANGONYX GRANDIMANUS FLORIDA CAVE AMPHIPOD G2 S2 C2 N I CRANGONYX HOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE AMPHIPOD G2G3 S2S3 C2 N 1 PROCAMBARLIS MILLERI MILLER'S CAVE CRAYFISH Gl Sl N N I EUMAEUS ATALA FLORIDA FLORIDA ATALA G? sl C2 N 2 SPECIAL PLANTS AMORPHA CRENULATA CRENULATE LEAD-PLANT Gl Sl LE LE 3 AMYRIS BALSAMIFERA BALSAM TORCHWOOD G3G4 S2 N N 2 ARGYTHAMNIA BLODGETTII BLODGETT'S WILD-MERCURY G2 S2 C2 RE 8 BOURRERIA CASSINIFOLIA LITTLE STRONGBARK G? Sl N RE 9 BRICKELLIA MOSIERI FLORIDA THOROUGHWORT BRICKELL-BUSH GlG2 SlS2 C2 RE 2 CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE I CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP DELTOIDEA DELTOID SPURGE G2?T2 S2 LE LE 18 CHAMAESYCE GARBERI GARBER'S SPURGE Gl Sl LT LE 4 CHAMAESYCE PORTERIANA VAR PORTERIANA PORTER'S BROAD-LEAVED SPURGE G2T2 S2 Cl RE 2 M, an) W m October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DADE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRARK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) COLUBRINA CUBENSIS CUBAN SNAKE-BARK G? SIS2 N N 4 CROSSOPETALUM ILICIFOLIUM CHRISTMAS BERRY G? S2 N N 27 CUCURBITA OKEECHOBEENSIS OKEECHOBEE GOURD GI Sl C2 LE I ELYTRARIA CAROLINIENSIS VAR ANGUSTIFOLIA NARROW-LEAVED CAROLINA SCALYSTEM G2G4T2 S2 C2 N 2 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 8 EUGENIA CONFUSA TROPICAL IRONWOOD G4G5 S3S4 N LT 1 EUGENIA RHOMBEA RED STOPPER G? Sl N LE 1 FORESTIERA SEGREGATA VAR PINETORUM FLORIDA PINEWOOD PRIVET G2T2 S2 Cl N 16 GALACTIA PINETORUM PINELAND MILK-PEA G2 S2 C2 N 6 GALACTIA SMALL11 SMALL'S MILKPEA Gl Sl LE LE 2 GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 5 GUAIACUM SANCTUM LIGNUM-VITAE G4G5 S2 N LE 4 HELIANTHUS DEBILIS SSP VESTITUS HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER G5?T2 S2 Cl N 1 HIPPOMANE MANCINELLA MANCHINEEL G3G4 S2 N LT 1 HYPELATE TRIFOLIATA INKWOOD G2 sl N LT I ILEX KRUGIANA KRUG'S HOLLY G? S2 N LTRE 16 JACQUEMONTIA CURTISSII PINELAND JACQUEMONTIA G2 S2 C2 LE 25 JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA BEACH JACQUEMONTIA Gl Sl C2 LE I JACQUINIA KEYENSIS JOEWOOD G4 S3 N LT 6 LICARIA TRIANDRA GULF LICARIA G? Sl N LE 3 LINUM ARENICOLA SAND FLAX GIG2 SlS2 C2 LE I LINUM CARTERI VAR CARTERI CARTER'S SMALL-FLOWERED FLAX G2TI Sl Cl RE 1 LINUM CARTERI VAR SMALL11 CARTER'S LARGE-FLOWERED FLAX G2T2 S2 Cl RE 2 MELANTHERA PARVIFOLIA SMALL-LEAVED MELANTHERA G2Q S2 C2 N 24 MYRCIANTHES FRAGRANS VAR SIMPSONII TWINBERRY G4T3 S3 C2 LT 10 OKENIA HYPOGAEA BURROWING FOUR-O'CLOCK G3 S2 ' N LE 6 PEPEROMIA FLORIDANA EVERGLADES PEPEROMIA GIG2 SIS2 C2 LE 2 PHYLLANTHUS PENTAPHYLLUS VAR FLORIDANUS FLORIDA FIVE-PETALED LEAF-FLOWER G? S? N N 25 POLYGALA BOYKINII VAR SPARSIFOLIA BOYKIN'S FEW-LEAVED MILKWORT G4T2 S2 C2 N I POLYGALA SMALLII TINY POLYGALA Gl sl LE LE 4 RHYNCHOsIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN G3 S3 C2 N 5 SACHSIA BAHAMENSIS BAHAMA SACHSIA G2 Sl N LE October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DADE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 1 STILLINGIA SYLVATICA SSP TENUIS A QUEEN'S DELIGHT G4G5T2 S2 C2 N 18 TETRAZYGIA BICOLOR TETRAZYGIA G3G5 $3 N LT 31 TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 2 TRAGIA SAXICOLA PINELAND NOSEBURN G2 S2 C2 RE 20 BRASSIA CAUDATA SPIDER ORCHID GU SH C2 (LT) 1 CATOPSIS BERTERONIANA POWDERY CATOPSIS G4 SlS2 N LE 4 COCCOTHRINAX ARGENTATA SILVER PALM G3G4 S3 N LC 35 CYRTOPODIUM PUNCTATUM COW-HORNED ORCHID G? Sl N LE 1 DICHROMENA FLORIDENSIS FLORIDA WHITE-TOP SEDGE G? S2 N N 21 ELTROPLECTRIS CALCARATA G? $1 N LE 2 EPIDENDRUM NOCTURNUM NIGHT-SCENTED ORCHID G? S2 N (LT) 7 GUZMANIA MONOSTACHYA FUCH'S BROMELIAD G4G5 SIS2 N LE 2 PANICUM PINETORUM BONITA SPRINGS PANIC GRASS G2?0 :S2 c2 N 2 POLYRRHIZA LINDEN[[ GHOST ORCHID G? S2 N LE I PSEUDOPHOENIX SARGENTII FLORIDA CHERRY-PALM GU Sl N LE 2 PTEROGLOSSASPIS ECRISTATA A WILD COCO G3G4 S2 C2 (LT) 1 REMIREA MARITIMA BEACH-STAR G3 Sl N LE 1 ROYSTONEA ELATA FLORIDA ROYAL PALM G20 S2 Cl LE 7 SABAL MIAMIENSIS MIAMI PALMETTO Gl? Sl N N 1 SACOILA LANCEOLATA VAR PALUDICOLA A LADIES'-TRESSES G4TlT2 S2 C2 (LT) 1 THRINAX MORRISII BRITTLE THATCH PALM G4G5 S3 N LC 5 THRINAX RADIATA FLORIDA THATCH PALM G4G5 S2 N LC 3 TILLANDSIA FLEXUOSA BANDED WILD-PINE G4 S3 N LT 11 TRIPSACUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA GAMA GRASS G2 S2 Cl RE 13 VANILLA BARBELLATA WORM-VINE ORCHID G? S2 N LE 1 ZEPHYRANTHES SIMPSONII RAIN LILY G2? S2S3 3C LE I ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G5 S3 N LE 2 ADIANTUN MELANOLEUCUM FRAGRANT MAIDENHAIR FERN G? Sl N LE 2 ASPLENIUM DENTATUM SLENDER SPLEENWORT G? SIS2 N (LT) 3 ASPLENIUM SERRATUM BIRD'S NEST SPLEENWORT G? Sl N LE I CAMPYLONEURUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM NARROW-LEAVED STRAP FERN G? sl N LE 1 October 4,, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DADE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) TECTARIA CORIANDRIFOLIA HATTIE BAUER HALBERD, FERN G2? S1 N LE 1 TECTARIA X AMESIANA AMES HALBERD FERN GH?Q SH C2 (LT) 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES MARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 2 MARL PRAIRIE G4 S3 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK TROPICAL COASTAL HAMMOCK G4 S3 I MESIC FLATWOODS DADE SANDY PINELAND G5 S5 3 PINE ROCKLAND DADE PINE ROCKLAND G2 S1 42 ROCKLAND HAMMOCK MIAMI RIDGE HAMMOCK G3 S2 42 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 2 SINKHOLE G3 S2 I OTHER GEOLOGICAL FEATURE PETRIFIED MANGROVE REEF OF KEY BISCAYNE I Total items 121 Total records tallied 641 m Mm m MOM m.m October 4, 198a FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DIXIE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS ATLANTIC STURGEON G3 S2 C2 LS 1 REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G473 S3 LT LT 5 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G51*3 SP N N 3 BIRDS BUTEO BRACHYURUS SHORT-TAILED HAWK G4? S3 N N 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS I EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT I MAMMALS TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE I SPECIAL PLANTS ANEMONE BERLANDIERI TEXAS ANEMONE G3G5Q S2 N N 4 LEITNERIA FLORIDANA CORKWOOD G3G4 S3 3C LT I PHYLLANTHUS LEIBMANNIANUS SSP PLATYLEPIS PINE-WOOD DAINTIES G3G5 S3 3C LT 2 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DIXIE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES SPRING-RUN STREAM G2 S2 6 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 2 Total items 16 Total records tallied 36 M, MM MM September 30, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DUVAL COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS AMBYSTOMA CINGULATUM FLATWOODS SALAMANDER G4 S3? C2 N 2 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 CLEMMYS GUTTATA SPOTTED TURTLE G5 SP N N I GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 6 BIRDS AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS PELONOTUS SMYRNA SEASIDE SPARROW G4T2Q S2? C2 N I ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G5T3 S3 N LS 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 5 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 1 CISTOTHORUS PALUSTRIS GRISEUS WORTHINGTON'S MARSH WREN G5T3 S2 N LS I EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS I EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 2 IXOBRYCHUS EXILIS LEAST BITTERN G5 S4 N N I MYCIERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 -S2 LE LE 3 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS rLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* September 30, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR DUVAL COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS SALPINGOSTYLIS COELESTINA BARTRAMIS IXIA G2 S2 C2 LTRE 2 SPIRANTHES POLYANTHA GREEN LADIES-TRESSES GIG3 SlS2 C2 LE 1 CHEILANTHES MICROPHYLLA SOUTHERN LIP FERN G? S3 N (LT) I NATURAL COM14UHITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 1 ESTUARINE UNCONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G5 S5 I BEACH DUNE G4 S3 3 COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 3 DRY PRAIRIE G2 S2 I MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 4 OVERWASH PLAIN G3 S3 I SCRUB OAK SCRUB, PALMETTO SCRUB, ROSEMARY SCRUB G3 S2 2 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 4 Total items 31 Total records tallied 57 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ESCAMBIA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES AMMOCRYPTA ASPRELLA CRYSTAL DARTER G3 si C2 LT 1 ETHEOSTOMA HISTRIO HARLEQUIN DARTER G4 si N LS 3 ETHEOSTOMA PROELIARE CYPRESS DARTER G5 S2 N N 2 FUNDULUS JENKINSI SALTMARSH TOPMINNOW G3 S2 N LS I HYBOGNATHUS HAYI CYPRESS MINNOW G5? S2 N N 3 HYSOPSIS AESTIVALIS, SPECKLED CHUB G5 S2 N N 2 LEPISOSTEUS SPATULA ALLIGATOR GAR G5 S3 N LS 1 MOXOSTOMA CARINATUM RIVER REDHORSE G4 si N LS 2 PERCINA OUACHITAE SADDLEBACK DARTER G5 si N N 6 AMPHIBIANS AMBYSTOMA CINGULATUM FLATWOODS SALAMANDER G4 S3? c2 N I DESMOGNATHUS MONTICOLA SEAL SALAMANDER G5 si N N 1 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 2 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 2 GRAPTEMYS PULCHRA ALABAMA MAP TURTLE G4? S2 N LS 1 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? S3? C2 LS I NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G5T3 S3? N N 2 TRIONYX MUTICUS CALVATUS GULF COAST SMOOTH SOFTSHELL G5T4? S2? N N I October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ESCAMBIA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count BIRDS CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N If PANDION HALIAE7US OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS SCOTTII FLORIDA CLAPPER RAIL G5T3? S3? N N RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N STERNA MAXIMA ROYAL TERN G5 S3 N N STERNA SANDVICENSIS SANDWICH TERN G4 S2 N N MAMMALS MUSTELA VISON LUTENSIS FLORIDA MINK G5T3 S3 C2 N PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS TRISSYLLEPSIS PERDIDO KEY BEACH MOUSE G5Tl Sl LE LE SPECIAL PLANTS CHRYSOPSIS GODFREYI GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER G2 S2 N N 12 CHRYSOPSIS GOSSYPINA SSP CRUISEANA CRUISE'S GOLDEN ASTER G3G5T2 S2 Cl LE 4 DROSERA INTERMEDIA SPOON-LEAVED SUNDEW G5 S3 N LT 1 HELIANTHEMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3G4 S3 N N I POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED G2 S2 Cl LT 7 SARRACENIA LEUCOPHYLLA WHITE-TOP PITCHER-PLANT G3G5 S3 C2 LE 5 SARRACENIA RUBRA SWEET PITCHER-PLANT G3 S2 C2 LE I LILIUM CATESBAET SOUTHERN RED LILY G4G5 S2 N LT 1 LILIUM IRIDOLLAE PANHANDLE LILY Gl Sl C2 LE 5 PLATAN7HERA INTEGRA YELLOW FRINGELESS ORCHID G3G4 S3S4 3C (LT) I XYRIS SCABRIFOLIA HARPER'S YELLOW-EYED GRASS GlG2Q Si C2 LT I October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ESCAMBIA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE MOLLUSK REEF G3 S3 I ESTUARINE TIDAL 14ARSH G4 S4 I BASIN SWAMP G5 S4 I BAYGALL G4 S4 1 FLOODPLAIN SWAMP G4 S4 1 SEEPAGE SLOPE SEEPAGE HERB BOG G4 S3 6 STRAND SWAMP SLASH PINE SWAMP G4 S4 1 WET FLATWOODS G4 S4 I WET PRAIRIE PITCHER PLANT PRAIRIE G5 S4 2 ALLUVIAL STREAM G4 S2 2 BEACH DUNE G4 S3 1 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 3 SLOPE FOREST BEECH/MAGNOLIA FOREST G3 S2 2 Totat items 50 Totat records tattied 103 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR FLAGLER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT I GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 2 MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* SPECIAL PLANTS GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 2 HELIANTHUS CARNOSUS LAKE-SIDE SUNFLOWER G2 S2 C2 RE I PAVONIA SPINIFEX YELLOW HIBISCUS G4G5 S2S3 N N I PYCNANTHEMUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA MOUNTAIN-MINT G3 S3 3C N 2 NEMASTYLIS FLORIDANA FALL-FLOWERING IXIA G2 S2 C2 LE 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 1 MARINE CONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G3 S3 I FLOODPLAIN SWAMP FLOODPLAIN CYPRESS/CABBAGE PALM G4 S4 I October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR FLAGLER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES BEACH DUNE TEMPERATE BEACH DUNE G4 S3 1 COASTAL STRAND TEMPERATE COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 3 MARITIME HAMMOCK TEMPERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 2 Totat items 18 Totat records tattied 27 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 2 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 4 EUMECES ANTHRACINUS COAL SKINK G5 S3 N @N 2 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 4 GRAPTEMYS BARBOURT BARBOUR'S MAP TURTLE G2 s2 C2 LS 1 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? SP C2 LS 1 NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G5T3 s3? N N 5 BIRDS AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS JUNCICOLUS WAKULLA SEASIDE SPARROW G4T2 S2 C2 LS 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 1 CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUS SHOWY PLOVER G4? s2 C2 LT 3 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4 S2 C2 LS I EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 FALCO COLUMBARIUS MERLIN G4 su N N 2 FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 S2 LT LE 3 HAEMATOPUS PALLIATUS AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHER G5 s3 N LS 4 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 2 IXOBRYCHUS EXILIS LEAST BITTERN G5 S4 N N 3 LATERALLUS JAMAICENSIS BLACK RAIL G5 S3? R m 1 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 2 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 2 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 1 RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 3 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 2 STERNA CASPIA CASPIAN TERN G5 s2? N N 2 STERNA MAXIMA ROYAL TERN G5 S3 N N I October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS VIRIDULA SOUTHERN MILKWEED G2 S2 C2 LT 16 ASTER SPINULOSUS PINE-WOODS ASTER Gl Sl C2 LT I BAPTISIA SIMPLICIFOLIA SCARE-WEED G2G3 S2S3 C2 LT 24 CUPHEA ASPERA TROPICAL WAXWEED. G2? S2 C2 N 2 EUPHORBIA TELEPHIOIDES TELEPHUS SPURGE Gl Sl C2 RE 2 GENTIANA PENNELLIANA WIREGRASS GENTIAN G2? S2 3C LE 6 HEDEOMA GRAVEOLENS MOCK PENNYROYAL G2 S2 Cl LE 2 HELIANTHEMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3G4 S3 N N 1 JUSTICIA CRASSIFOLIA THtCK-LEAVED WATER-WILLOW G2? S2 C2 RT 14 LEITNERIA FLORIDANA CORKWOOD G3G4 S3 3C Ll 2 LIATRIS PROVINCIALIS GODFREY'S BLAZING STAR G2 S2 C2 LE 10 LINUM WESTII WEST'S FLAX G2 S2 C2 L7 3 LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G2 S2 3C LT 9 LYTHRUM CURTISSII CURTISS' LOOSESTRIFE Gl Sl C2 RE I MACBRIDEA ALBA WHITE BIRDS-IN-A-NEST Gl Sl C2 LE 17 MYRIOPHYLLUM LAXUM PIEDMONT WATER-MILFOIL G2G3 S2S3 C2 N 5 PARNASSIA CAROLINIANA CAROLINA GRASS-OF-PARNASSUS G2 Sl C2 RE 25 PARNASSIA GRANDIFOLIA LARGE-FLOWERED GRASS-OF-PARNASSUS G2G3 S2 N LE 2 PINGUICULA IONANTRA VIOLET-FLOWERED BUTTERWORT G2 S2 C2 RE 3 PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT G3? S2 Cz RE 8 PITYOPSIS FLEXUOSA BENT GOLDEN ASTER G3 S3 C2 LE 2 POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED G2 S2 Cl LT 2 RHEXIA PARVIFLORA A MEADOWBEAUTY G2 S2 C2 LE 4 SCUTELLARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA SKULLCAP GI sl C2 RE 4 VERBESINA CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S CROWNBEARD G2 S2 C2 LT 17 ANDROPOGON ARCTATUS PINE-WOODS BLUESTEM G3 S3 3C N 1 HARPEROCALLIS FLAVA HARPER'S BEAUTY Gl Sl LE LE I October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued); SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) LILIUM CATESBAEI SOUTHERN RED LILY G4G5 S2 N LT 29 NOLINA ATOPOCARPA FLORIDA BEAR-GRASS G2 S2 C2 LE 49 PLATANTHERA INTEGRA YELLOW FRINGELESS ORCHID G3G4 S3S4 3C (LT) 4 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE MOLLUSK REEF G3 S3 3 ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 1 COASTAL DUNE LAKE G2 S1 1 SWAMP LAKE G4 S3 6 DEPRESSION MARSH G5 S5 I BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 I BEACH DUNE G4 S3 4 COASTAL STRAND PANHANDLE COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 2 MESIC FLATWOODS INSULAR SLASH PINE FLATWOODS G5 S5 1 OVERWASH PLAIN G3 S3 I SANDHILL SCRUBBY LONGLEAF PINE FOREST G4 S3 I SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 6 BIRD ROOKERY I Total items 74 Total records tallied 358 .October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR GULF COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 2 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 EUMECES ANTHRACINUS COAL SKINK G5 S3 N N I GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 2 GRAPTEMYS BARBOURI BARBOUR'S MAP TURTLE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? S3? C2 LS 3 NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G5T3 SP N N I BIRDS ACCIPITER COOPERII COOPER'S HAWK G4 S3? N N 1 CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUS SNOWY PLOVER G4? S2 C2 LT I CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT I EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 1 FALCO COLUMBARIUS MERLIN G4 SU N N I FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 S2 LT LE 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 3 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 1 PICOIDES VILLOSUS HAIRY WOODPECKER G5 SP N N I RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 1 STERNA MAXIMA ROYAL TERN G5 S3 N N 1 MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 2 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR GULF COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS VIRIDULA SOUTHERN MILKWEED G2 S2 C2 LT 3 ASTER SPINULOSUS PINE-WOODS ASTER G1 S1 C2 LT 3 CUPHEA ASPERA TROPICAL WAXWEED G2? S2 C2 N 7 EUPHORBIA TELEPHIOIDES TELEPHUS SPURGE GI S1 C2 RE 4 GENTIANA PENNELLIANA WIREGRASS GENTIAN G2? S2 3C LE 3 HELIANTHEMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3G4 S3 N N I JUSTICIA CRASSIFOLIA THICK-LEAVED WATER-WILLOW G2? S2 C2 RT 4 LINUM WESTII WEST'S FLAX G2 S2 C2 LT I LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G2 S2 3C LT 2 MACBRIDEA ALBA WHITE BIRDS-IN-A-NEST G1 S1 C2 LE 1 MYRIOPHYLLUM LAXUM PIEDMONT WATER-MILFOIL G2G3 S2S3 C2 N 1 PINGUICULA IONANTHA VIOLET-FLOWERED BUTTERWORT G2 S2 C2 RE 1 PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT G3? S2 C2 RE 1 RHODODENDRON CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S RHODODENDRON GIG2 S1S2 LE LE 6 RUDBECKIA NITIDA ST. JOHN'S-SUSAN G3 S1 C2 LE 1 SCUTELLARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA SKULLCAP G1 S1 C2 RE 3 VERBESINA CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S CROWNBEARD G2 S2 C2 LT 7 LILIUM CATESBAE1 SOUTHERN RED LILY G4G5 S2 N LT 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE MOLLUSK REEF G3 S3 2 FLOODPLAIN SWAMP FLOODPLAIN CYPRESS-TUPELO G4 S4 I WET FLATWOODS LONGLEAF PINE SAVANNA G4 S4 1 BEACH DUNE G4 S3 I MESIC FLATWOODS G5 S5 1 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 2 UPLAND PINE FOREST OPEN LONGLEAF PINE FOREST? G5 S4 1 Total items 45 Total records tallied 88 low IOU M, W) m am M, 9W Mg., oft an om no sw so M, October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR HERNANDO COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 2 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS I BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 7 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 2 MAMMALS PODOMYS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MOUSE G3 S3 C2 LS I URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 L7* I INVERTEBRATES CRANGONYX GRANDIMANUS FLORIDA CAVE AMPHIPOD G2 S2 C2 N 1 CRANGONYX HOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE AMPHIPOD G2G3 S2S3 C2 N I PROCAMBARUS LEITHEUSERI LEITHEUSERIS CAVE CRAYFISH G2 S2 N N 5 TROGLOCAMBARUS MACLANEI MCLANEIS CAVE CRAYFISH G2 S2 N N 1 SPECIAL PLANTS AGRIMONIA INCISA INCISED GROOVE-BUR G3 S2 C2 N i CAMPANULA ROBINSIAE BROOKSVILLE BELLFLOWER Gl Sl PE LE 3 CENTROSEMA ARENICOLA SAND BUTTERFLY PEA G2? SlS3 3C N 3 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN Gl si Cl RE 1 JUSTICIA COOLEYI COOLEY'S WATER-WILLOW GIG2 sls2 PE LE 7 Maw" MMM110-Awto M w M October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR HERNANDO COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) MONOTROPSIS REYNOLDSIAE PIGMY-PIPES G1Q S1 C2 LE 1 PYCNANTHEMUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA MOUNTAIN-MINT G3 S3 3C N 2 COELORACHIS TUBERCULOSA PIEDMONT JOINTGRASS G3 S3 C2 N 1 DIGITARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA CRABGRASS Gl? S1 C2 N I NOLINA BRITTONIANA BRITTON'S BEAR-GRASS G2 S2 C2 RE 1 TRIPHORA CRAIGHEADII CRAIGHEAD'S NODDING-CAPS G1 S1 C2 (LT) 2 ASPLENIUM AURITUM AURICLED SPLEENWORT G? S2 N LE I ASPLENIUM PUMILUM DWARF SPLEENWORT G? S1 N LE I BLECHNUM OCCIDENTALE SINKHOLE FERN G5 S1 N LE 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES MARINE TIDAL MARSH G3 S3 1 BASIN SWAMP CYPRESS SWAMP G5 S4 1 HYDRIC HAMMOCK G4 S3 I AQUATIC CAVE G3 S2 5 ROCKLAND HAMMOCK G3 S2 I SANDHILL G4 S3 I SCRUB G3 S2 2 SINKHOLE G3 S2 2 Total items 33 Total records tallied 65 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS RANA AREOLATA GOPHER FROG G4 S3 C2 LS REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 10 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 6 STILOSOMA EXTENUATUM SHORT-TAILED SNAKE G3 S3 C2 LT 6 BIRDS AJAIA AJAJA ROSEATE SPOONBILL G5 S2S3 N LS I ARAMUS GUARAUNA LIMPKIN G5 S3 N LS I CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA RLIFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4 S2 C2 LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 2 GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT I HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 6 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE I NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 1 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* I PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 1 PLEGADIS FALCINELLUS GLOSSY IBIS G5 S2 N N I STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT I Mai so, am No. M) so IM, so October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS SCIURUS NIGER SHERMANI SHERMAN'S FOX SQUIRREL G5T2 S2 C2 LS SPECIAL PLANTS CENTROSEMA ARENICOLA SAND BUTTERFLY PEA G2? SlS3 3C N 3 CHIONANTHUS PYGMAEUS PYGMY FRINGE-TREE G2 S2 LE LE I CHRYSOPSIS FLORIDANA FLORIDA GOLDEN ASTER G1 S1 LE LE 6 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN GI S1 C1 RE 5 HELIANTHUS DEBILIS SSP VESTITUS HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER G5?T2 S2 C1 N 4 LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G3 S3 C2 RE 1 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 R N I PELTANDRA SAGITTIFOLIA SPOON-FLOWER G3G4 S3 N N 2 PTEROGLOSSASPIS ECRISYATA A WILD COCO G3G4 S2 C2 (LT) I TRIPHORA LATIFOLIA BROAD-LEAVED NODDING-CAPS GH SH C2 (LT) 1 ASPLENIUM AURITUM AURICLED SPLEENWORT G? S2 N LE 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES HYDRIC HAMMOCK G4 S3 I SCRUB G3 S2 4 Total items 36 Total records tallied 83 @11 so-, an- ow 00 M an aw, ml sw on October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT I CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE I DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA LEATHERBACK TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 1 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 4 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS I SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 2 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 4 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 3 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 3 EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4 S2 C2 LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 3 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 3 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 3 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 1 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE I NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 3 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 SP N N 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 2 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT I POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT 1 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE I CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 5 DICERANDRA IMMACULATA LAKELAIS MINT G1 S1 LE LE 2 ERNODEA LITTORALIS REACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 4 GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 2 LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G3 S3 C2 RE 1 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N I TEPHROSIA ANGUSTISSIMA A DEVIL'S SHOESTRING GlQ S1 C1 RE 1 OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN GIG3 S1 3c LE 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES BEACH BUNE BEACH DUNE G4 S3 1 BEACH DUNE TROPICAL BEACH DUNE G4- S3 2 COASTAL STRAND TROPICAL COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 4 MARITIME HAMMOCK TEMPERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 4 SCRUB G3 S2 6 Total items 35 Total records tallied 76 M-14mmmomd-mm own* October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR JEFFE,RSON COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TbED AMPRIUMA G3 S3 N N REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 1 CLEMMYS GUTTATA SPOTTED TURTLE G5 SP N N 1 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 2 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 1 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? S3? C2 LS I PSEUDEMYS CONCINNA SUWANNIENSIS SUWANNEE COOTER G5T3 S3 3C LS 1 BIRDS ARAMUS GUARAUNA LIMPKIN G5 S3 N LS 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT I PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 1 MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 2 INVERTEBRATES PROCA14HARUS HORSTI HORST'S CAVE CRAYFISH Gl Sl N N 1 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS BRICKELLIA CORDIFOLIA FLYRIS BRICKELL-BUSH G2G3 S2 C2 LT 1 SUMELIA LYCIOIDES BUCKTHORN G5 S2 N LT 1 RIBES ECHINELLUM MICCOSUKEE GOOSEBERRY Gl Sl LT LE 2 SALIX FLORIDANA FLORIDA WILLOW G2 S2 C2 LT 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 I SPRING-RUN STREAM G2 S2 2 AQUATIC CAVE G3 S2 1 OTHER GEOLOGICAL FEATURE WACISSA RIVER TotaL items 20 Totat records tattied 24 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR LEE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRARK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 3 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 9 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 1 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 7 ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G5T3 S3 N LS I CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 14 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 1 DENDROICA DISCOLOR PALUDICOLA FLORIDA PRAIRIE WARBLER G5T3 S3 N N 1 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 8 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 13 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 12 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 3 FREGATA MAGNIFICENS MAGNIFICENT FRIGATESIRD G5 si N N 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 17 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 9 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT 3 VIREO ALTILOQUUS BLACK-WHISKERED VIRED G5 S3 N N 1 MAMMALS ORYZOMYS PALUSTRIS PLANIROSTRIS PINE ISLAND RICE RAT G5Tl Sl C2 N 2 ORYZOMYS PALUSTRIS SANIBELI SANIBEL ISLAND RICE RAT G5Tl Sl C2 LS 3 SIGMODON HISPIOUs INSULICOLA INSULAR COTTON RAT G5TlT2 SIS2 C2 N 4 TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE 1 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR LEE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS CELTIS PALLIDA SPINY HACKBERRY G? sl N LE 3 CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE 3 CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 2 DEERINGOTHAMNUS PULCHELLUS BEAUTIFUL PAWPAW G1 Sl LE LE 1 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 4 EUGENIA RHOMBEA RED STOPPER G? Sl N LE 1 FORESTIERA SEGREGATA VAR PINETORUM FLORIDA PINEWOOD PRIVET G2T2 S2 Cl N I JACQUINIA KEYENSIS JOEWOOD G4 S3 N LT 5 SOPHORA T014ENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 4 ERAGROSTIS TRACYI SANIBEL LOVEGRASS GZ S2 C2 LT 6 PANICUM PINETORUM BONITA SPRINGS PANIC GRASS G2?Q S2 C2 N I NATURAL COMMUNITIES MARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 1 FLOODPLAIN SWAMP POP ASH SWAMP G4 S4 I COASTAL BERM AAGAVE BARRENA G3 S2 4 MARITIME HAMMOCK TROPICAL MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 MESIC FLATWOODS G5 S5 I SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 6 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 4 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 15 Totat items 43 Totat records tattied 183 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR LEVY COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TOED AMPHIUMA G3 S3 N N 4 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 s3 LT LT 10 EUMECES EGREGIUS INSULARIS CEDAR KEYS MOLE SKINK G4?Tl Sl N N 3 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 9 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? S3? C2 LS 2 NERODIA FASCIATA CLARK[[ GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G5T3 S3? N N 8 PITUOPHIS MELANOLEUCUS MUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G5T3? S? C2 LS 3 PSEUDEMYS CONCINNA SUWANNIENSIS SUWANNEE COOTER G5T3 S3 X LS 2 BIRDS ACCIPITER COOPERII COOPER'S HAWK G4 S3? N N I APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 7 ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G5T3 S3 N LS I CASMERODIUS ALBUs GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 3 EGREITA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS I EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N I FALCO SPARVERIUS PAULUS SOUTHEASTERN AMERICAN KESTREL G5T3T4 S3? C2 LT 15 GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 11 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 1 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT I = ml.mmm &swam M-M Momm-m October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR LEVY COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS DUKECAMPBELLI SALTMARSH VOLE G51`1 Sl C2 LS I MUSTELA VISON LUTENSIS FLORIDA MINK G5T3 S3 C2 N 1 SCIURUS NIGER SHERMANI SHERMAN'S FOX SQUIRREL G5T2 S2 C2 LS 3 TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE I URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 3 INVERTEBRATES CRANGONYX NOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE AMPHIPOD G2G3 S2S3 C2 N 1 PROCAMBARUS LUCIFUGUS LIGHT-FLEEING CAVE CRAYFISH G3 S3 N N 2 PROCAMBARUS PALLIDUS PALLID CAVE CRAYFISH G2G3 S2S3 N N 1 TROGLOCAMBARUS MACLANEI MCLANEIS CAVE CRAYFISH G2 S2 N N I NEMAPALPUS NEARCTICUS SUGARFOOT FLY G? S? C2 N 1 SPECIAL PLANTS ANEMONE BERLANDIERI TEXAS ANEMONE G3G5Q S2 N N 1 DROSERA INTERMEDIA SPOON-LEAVED SUNDEW G5 S3 N LT I LEITNERIA FLORIDANA CORKWOOD G3G4 S3 3C LT 3 LITSEA AESTIVALIS PONDSPICE G4G5 S2 3C LT 1 PHYLLANTHUS LEIBMANNIANUS SSP PLATYLEPIS PINE-WOOD DAINTIES G3G5 S3 3C LT 4 SIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA WATER-PARSNIP G10 Sl C2 N 1 SPIGELIA LOGANIOIDES A PINKROOT GlG2 SlS2 3C LE 3 ULMUS CRASSIFOLIA CEDAR ELM G4? sl N N 2 PELTANDRA SAGITTIFOLIA SPOON-FLOWER G3G4 S3 N N I ADIANTUM CAPILLUS-VENERIS SOUTHERN MAIDENHAIR FERN G5 S3S4 N (LT) 1 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR LEVY COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 I BASIN SWAMP CYPRESS SWAMP AND BLACKGUM SWAMP G5 S4 I FLOODPLAIN SWAMP G4 S4 2 FRESHWATER TIDAL SWAMP CYPRESS/BLACKGUM/SWEETBAY/ASH SWAMP? G3 S3 I HYDRIC HAMMOCK G4 S3 2 SPRING-RUN STREAM G2 S2 2 AQUATIC CAVE G3 S2 3 TERRESTRIAL CAVE G3 S1 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK TEMPERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK. G4 S3 1 SANDHILL LONGLEAF PINE/TURKEY OAK SANDHILL G4 S3 I SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 5 UPLAND HARDWOOD FOREST G4 S3 I UPLAND MIXED FOREST G4 S4 1 XERIC HAMMOCK ADVANCED XERIC FOREST G3 S2 2 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 3 Total items 57 Total records tallied 148 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MANATEE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIpPIENsIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 3 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 2 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT I ATHENE CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA FLORIDA BURROWING OWL G5T3 S3 N LS 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 1 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT I NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 1 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 1 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT I SPECIAL PLANTS CHRYSOPSIS FLORIDANA FLORIDA GOLDEN ASTER GI si LE LE 1 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN GI si Cl RE 2 HELIANTHUS DEBILIS SSP VESTITUS HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER G5?T2 S2 Cl N 3 LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED G3 S3 C2 RE 1 ERAGROSTIS TRACYI SANIBEL LOVEGRASS G2 S2 C2 LT 2 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MANATEE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES SLOUGH G5 S5 1 DRY PRAIRIE PALMETTO PRAIRIE G2 s2 1 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 3 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 2 Totat items 24 Totat records tattied 35 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MARTIN COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES GOBIONELLUS STIGMATURUS SPOTTAIL GOBY G4 SP N AMPHIBIANS RANA AREOLATA GOPHER FROG G4 S3 C2 LS REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 2 CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 2 DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA LEATHERBACK TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 2 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 3 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 5 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 11 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 2 FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 S2 LT LE 1 GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 5 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* I October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MARTIN COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued); SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count BIRDS (cont.) PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 1 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT 3 MAMMALS PODOMYS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MOUSE G3 S3 C2 LS I SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS CURTISSII CURTISS, MILKWEED G3 S3 N LE 2 ASIMINA TETRAMERA FOUR-PETAL PAWPAW Gi Sl LE LE 7 CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 2 CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 17 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 2 JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA BEACH JACQUEMONTIA GI Sl C2 LE 1 LECHEA CERNUA NODDING PINWEED GS S3 C2 RE 3 LINUM CARTERI VAR SMALLII CARTER'S LARGE-FLOWERED FLAX G2T2 S2 Cl RE I PERSEA HUMILIS SCRUB BAY G5?T4 S3 7 POLYGALA SMALLII TINY POLYGALA Gl Sl LE LE 1 RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SHOUTHEAN G3 S3 C2 N 2 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 2 TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 3 COELORACHIS TUBERCULOSA PIEDMONT JOINTGRASS G3 S3 C2 N 1 ONCIDIUM BAHAMENSE DANCING-LADY ORCHID GlG3Q Sl N LE 4 PTEROGLOSSASPIS ECRISTATA A WILD COCO G3G4 S2 C2 (LT) I REMIREA MARITIMA BEACH-STAR G3 Sl N LE 4 VANILLA MEXICANA SCENTLESS VANILLA GIG3 SI N (LT) I OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN GlG3 Sl 3C LE 2 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MARTIN COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 I MARINE AQUATIC BED G3 S3 1 MARINE CONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE G3 S3 1 MARINE REEF G2 S1 I MARINE SPONGE BED G2 S2 1 BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 I BEACH DUNE TROPICAL BEACH DUNE G4 S3 5 COASTAL STRAND TROPICAL COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 I MARITIME HAMMOCK TROPICAL COASTAL HAMMOCK G4 S3 3 MESIC FLATWOODS SLASH PtNE/PALMETTO FLATWOODS G5 S5 1 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 27 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 1 Total items 55 Total records tallied 163 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MONROE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON MAKE GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES CYPRINODON VARtEGATUS POP I FLORIDA KEYS SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW G5T2Q S2 N N 11 FUNDULUS GRANDIS SAGUANUS SOUTHERN GULF KILLIFISH G5T4 S3 N N 9 FUNDULUS SIMILIS SSP I FLORIDA KEYS SOUTHERN LONGNOSE KILLIFISH G5T2Q S2 N N 11 GAMBUSIA RHIZOPHORAE MANGROVE GAMBUSIA G3 S3 N N 5 GOBIONELLUS SYIGMATURUS SPOTTAIL GOBY G4 SP N N 6 LUCANIA PARVA POP I FLORIDA KEYS RAINWATER KILLIFISH G5T2Q S2 N N 8 MENIDIA CONCHORUM KEY SILVERSIDE G20 S2 N LT 23 POECILIA LATIPINNA POP I FLORIDA KEYS SAILFIN MOLLY G5T2Q S2 m H 11 STARKSIA STARCKI KEY BLENNY Gl sl N LS I REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 6 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT I CHELONIA NYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 2 CROCODYLUS ACUTUS AMERICAN CROCODILE G2? si LE LE 1 DIADOPHIS PUNCTATUS ACRICUS KEY RINGNECK SNAKE G5Tl Sl Cz LT I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 12 ELAPHE GUTTATA POP 1 LOWER KEYS RED RAT SNAKE G5T2Q S2 N LS 17 ERETMOCHELYS IMBRICATA HAWKSBILL G3? si LE LE 1 EUMECES EGREGIUS EGREGIUS FLORIDA KEYS MOLE SKINK G4?T2 S2 C2 LS 10 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 1 KINOSTERNON BAURIJ Pop I KEY MUD TURTLE G5T2Q S2 C2 LE 17 MALACLEMYS TERRAPIN RHIZOPHORARUM MANGROVE TERRAPIN G5T2? S2? N N 14 SYORERIA DEKAYI Pop I LOWER KEYS BROWN SNAKE G5TIQ Sl N LT 3 TANTtLLA OOLITICA RIM ROCK CROWNED SNAKE GIG2Q SlS2 C2 LT 4 THAMNOPHIS SAURITUS Pop 1 LOWER KEYS RIBBON SNAKE G5TlQ Sl N LT 5 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MONROE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count BIRDS AJAIA AJAJA ROSEATE SPOONBILL G5 S2S3 N LS 12 ANOUS STOLIDUS BROWN NODDY G5 Sl N R I ARDEA HERODIAS OCCIDENTALIS GREAT WHITE HERON G5T2 S2 N N 43 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 25 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 4 COCCYZUS MINOR MANGROVE CUCKOO G5 S3 N N 2 COLUMBA LEUCOCEPHALA WHITE-CROWNED PIGEON G3 $2 C2 LT 43 DENDROICA DISCOLOR PALUDICOLA FLORIDA PRAIRIE WARBLER G5T3 S3 N N 9 EGRETTA CAERUILEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 8 EGRETTA RUFESCENS REDDISH EGRET G4 S2 C2 LS 10 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 14 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 13 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 15 FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 S2 LT LE 2 FALCO SPARVERIUS PAULUS SOUTHEASTERN AMERICAN KESTREL G5T3T4 SP C2 LT 1 FREGATA MAGNIFICENS MAGNIFICENT FRIGATEBIRD G5 $1 N N I HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 52 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 $2 LE LE 4 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N 3 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 SP N N I PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN GS S3 AC LS 12 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 5 RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS INSULARUM MANGROVE CLAPPER RAIL G5T3 S3 C2 N I RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 1 SEIURUS MOTACILLA LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH G5 S3 N N I STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST'TERN G4 S3 N LT 8 STERNA DOUGALLII ROSEATE TERM Q.3 sl LT LT I STERNA FUSCATA SOOTY TERN G5 Sl N N 1 VIREO ALTILOQUUS BLACK-WHISKERED VIREO G5 S3 N N 17 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS' FOR MONROE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON MAKE GRANK SRARK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS NEOTOMA FLORIDANA SMALLI KEY LARGO WOODRAT G51*1 Sl LE LE 16 ODOCOILEUS VIRGINIANUS CLAVIUM KEY DEER G5Tl Sl LE LE 12 ORYZOMYS ARGENTATUS SILVER RICE RAT G2Q $2 Cl LE 9 PEROMYSCUS GOSSYPINUS ALLAPATICOLA KEY LARGO COTTON MOUSE G5Tl Sl LE LE 3 PROCYON LOTOR AUSPICATUS KEY VACA RACCOON G51`2? S2? C2 N 12 SIGMODON HISPIDUS EXSPUTUS LOWER KEYS COTTON RAT G5T2 S2 3C N 2 SYLVILAGUS PALUSTRIS HEFNERI LOWER KEYS RABBIT G51`2 S2 C2 N 13 INVERTEBRATES EUNICA TATILA TATILISTA FLORIDA PURPLEWING G? S? N N 2 HERACLIDES ARISTODEMUS PONCEANUS SCHAUS' SWALLOWTAIL G4?Tl Sl LE LE 2 ORTHALICUS RESES RESES STOCK ISLAND TREE SNAIL G21`1 Sl LT LE I LIGUUS FASCIATUS MATECUMBENSIS FLORIDA TREE SNAIL G? S2 3 SPECIAL PLANTS ARGYTHAMNIA BLODGETTII BLODGETT'S WILD-MERCURY G2 S2 C2 RE 8 BOURRERIA CASSINIFOLIA LITTLE STRONGBARK G? Sl N RE I CASSIA KEYENSIS BIG PINE PARTRIDGE PEA G2 S2 Cl LERT 16 CATESBAEA PARVIFLORA SMALL-FLOWERED LILY-THORN G2G3 Sl N LE I CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE 26 CEREUS ROBIN[[ KEY TREE-CACTUS Gi sl LE LE 7 CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP DELTOIDEA DELTOID SPURGE G2?T2 S2 LE LE 2 CHAMAESYCE DELTOIDEA SSP SERPYLLUM WEDGE SPURGE G2?Tl Sl Cl RE 3 CHAMAESYCE GARBER[ GARBERIS SPURGE Gl Sl LT LE 11 CHAMAESYCE PORTERIANA VAR KEYENSIS PORTER'S HAIRY-PODDED SPURGE G271 Sl Cl RE 2 CHAMAESYCE PORTERIANA VAR SCOPARIA PORTER'S BROOM SPURGE G21`2 S2 Cl RE 9 CORDIA SEBESTENA GEIGER TREE G3G5 S2S3 K LE 20 CROSSOPETALUM ILICIFOLIUM CHRISTMAS BERRY G? S2 N N 8 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MONROE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) CUPANIA GLABRA CUPANIA G? Sl N LE 1 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER 64 S3 N LT 39 EUGENIA CONFUSA TROPICAL IRONWOOD G4G5 S3S4 N LT 3 EUGENIA RHOMBEA RED STOPPER G? sl N LE 4 GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM WILD COTTON G4G5 S3? N LE 7 GUAIACUM SANCTUM LIGNUM-VITAE G4G5 S2 N LE 12 HIPPOMANE MANCINELLA MANCHINEEL G3G4 S2 N LT 12 HYPELATE TRIFOLIATA INKWOOD G2 Sl N LT 11 JACQUINIA KEYENSIS JOEWOOD G4 S3 N LT 42 LINUM ARENICOLA SAND FLAX GlG2 SlS2 C2 LE 11 MELANTHERA PARVIFOLIA SMALL-LEAVED MELANTHERA G2Q S2 C2 N 6 MYRCIANTflES FRAGRANS VAR SIMPSONII TWINBERRY G473 S3 C2 LT I OKENIA HYPOGAEA BURROWING FOUR-O'CLOCK G3 S2 N LE 1 OPUNTIA SPINOSISSIMA FLORIDA SEMAPHORE CACTUS Gl Sl C2 (LT) I OPUNTIA TRIACANTHA THREE-SPINED PRICKLY-PEAR GlG3 Sl C2 N 1 PHORADENDRON RUBRUM MAHOGONY MISTLETOE G? sl N LE 3 PHYLLANTHUS PENTAPHYLLUS VAR FLORIDAMUS FLORIDA FIVE-PETALED LEAF-FLOWER G?T3 S3 C2 N 9 PISONIA FLORIDANA ROCK KEY DEVIL'S-CLAWS Gx Sx 3A N 1 POLYGALA BOYKINII VAR SPARSIFOLIA BOYKIN'S FEW-LEAVED MILKWORT G4T2 S2 C2 N 12 RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN G3 S3 C2 N 8 SACHSIA BAHAMENSIS BAHAMA SACHSIA G2 Sl N LE 4 SOLANUM BAHAMENSE VAR RUGELII RUGELIS KEY WEST HORSE-NETTLE G4G5TH SH 3A N 25 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 35 STRUMPFIA MARITIMA PRIDE-OF-BIG-PINE G4 SI N LE 3 TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 9 7RAGIA SAXICOLA PINELAND NOSEBURN G2 S2 C2 RE 7 ZANTHOXYLUM FLAVUM YELLOWHEART, SATINWOOD G? Sl N LE 2 CATOPSIS BERTERONIANA, POWDERY CATOPSIS G4 SIS2 N LE 1 COCCOTHRIMAX ARGENTATA SILVER PALM G3G4 S3 N LC 31 DICHROMENA, FLORIDENSIS FLORIDA WHITE-TOP SEDGE G? S2 N N 12 ENCYCLIA BOOTHIANA DOLLAR ORCHID GIG3 Sl C2 LE 4 HYMENOCALLIS LATIFOLIA BROAD-LEAVED SPIDERLILY G2G4 S2S3 3C N 3 October 4, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR MONROE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) ROYSTONEA ELATA FLORIDA ROYAL PALM G2Q S2 Cl LE 1 THRINAX MORRISII BRITTLE THATCH PALM G4G5 S3 N LC 56 THRINAX RADIATA FLORIDA THATCH PALM G4G5 S2 N LC 28 TILLANDSIA FLEXUOSA BANDED WILD-PINE G4 S3 M LT 30 TRIPSACUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA GAMA GRASS G2 S2 Cl RE I VANILLA BARBELLATA WORM-VINE ORCHID G? S2 N LE 2 ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G5 S3 N LE 5 NATURAL COMMUNITIES COASTAL ROCKLAND LAKE G2 Sl 17 MARINE GRASS BED G2 S2 I MARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 3 MARINE TIDAL SWAMP MARINE RED MANGROVE SWAMP G3 S3 6 MARINE UNCONSOLIDATED SUBSTRATE MARINE MARL FLAT G5 S5 1 DEPRESSION MARSH KEYS FRESHWATER MARSH G5 S5 2 MARL PRAIRIE G4 S3 2 BEACH DUNE G4 S3 3 COASTAL ROCK BARREN CACTUS BARREN G3 Sl 4 COASTAL STRAND ^KEYS STRAND^ G3 S3 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 4 PINE ROCKLAND KEYS PINE ROCKLAND G2 Sl 3 ROCKLAND HAMMOCK CACTUS HAMMOCK G3 S2 77 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 3 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 7 Totat items 131 TotaL records tatlied 1257 September 30, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR NASSAU COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS STEREOCHILUS MARGINA7US MANY-LINED SALAMANDER G5 si N N 1 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS I CROTALUS HORRIDUS CANEBRAKE RATTLESNAKE G5 S3 N N I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO,SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 7 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS i BIRDS PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 3 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 1 MAMMALS TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE 2 SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS VIRIDULA SOUTHERN MILKWEED G2 S2 C2 LT I HARTWRIGHTIA FLORIDANA HARTWRIGHTIA G2 S2 C2 LT 1 PELTANDRA SAGITTIFOLIA SPOON-FLOWER G3G4 S3 N N 1 M)IM "OEM,= M@ml ml@ September 30, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR NASSAU COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES RIVER FLOODPLAIN LAKE G4 S2 24 BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 2 BEACH DUNE TEMPERATE BEACH DUNE G4 S3 1 COASTAL STRAND TEMPERATE COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 I MARITIME HAMMOCK TEMPERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 I Totat items 16 Totat records taLtied 49 OW no m, im" m MW m 'm .00 Off October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES ETHEOSTOMA OKALOOSAE OKALOOSA DARTER G2 S2 LE LE 5 AMPHIBIANS AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM TIGER SALAMANDER G5 SP N N 1 AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TOED AMPRIUMA G3 $3 N N 2 HYLA ANDERSONII PINE BARRENS TREEFROG G4 S3 AC LS 31 RANA OKALOOSAE FLORIDA BOG FROG G2 S2 N LS 10 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 1 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 4 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 $2 C2 LS 10 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? S3? C2 LS I PITUOPHIS MELANOLEUCUS MUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G5T3? S? C2 LS 2 BIRDS CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUS SNOWY PLOVER G4? S2 C2 LT I PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 14 RYNCHOPS NIGER BLACK SKIMMER G5 S3 N N 2 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 2 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON MA14E GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count MAMMALS TAMIAS STRIATUS EASTERN CHIPMUNK G5 Sl N LS 3 SPECIAL PLANTS BAPTISIA HIRSUTA HAIRY WILD INDIGO G2Q S2 C2 LT 4 CHRYSOPSIS FLORIDANA FLORIDA GOLDEN ASTER Gl Sl LE LE 1 CHRYSOPSIS GODFREY[ GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER G2 S2 N N 6 CHRYSOPSIS GOSSYPINA SSP CRUISEANA CRUISE'S GOLDEN ASTER G3G5T2 S2 Cl LE 4 DROSERA INTERMEDIA SPOON-LEAVED SUNDEW G5 S3 N LT 1 HELIANTHEMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3G4 S3 N N I LITSEA AESTIVALIS PONDSPICE G4G5 S2 X LT 1 LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G2 S2 3C LT 8 MAGNOLIA ASHEI ASHE'S MAGNOLIA G2 S2 3C LE 3 MAGNOLIA PYRAMIDATA PYRAMID MAGNOLIA G4 S2 N LE 1 POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED G2 S2 Cl LT 2 QUERCUS ARKANSANA ARKANSAS OAK G3 SlS2 3C N 14 RHEXIA PARVIFLORA A MEADOWBEAUTY G2 S2 C2 LE I RHODODENDRON AUSTRINUM ORANGE AZALEA G3G4 S3 3C LE I SARRACENIA LEUCOPHYLLA WHITE-TOP PITCHER-PLANT G3G5 S3 C2 LE 2 TEPHROSIA MOHRII PINELAND HOARY-PEA G2? Sl C2 N 7 CALAMOVILFA CURTISSII CURTISS' SANDGRASS GlG2 SlS2 C2 RE 3 CAREX BALTZELLIJ BALTZELL'S SEDGE G2? S2 C2 RE 1 LILIUM IRIDOLLAE PANHANDLE LILY Gl Sl C2 LE 2 PELTANDRA SAGITTIFOLIA SPOON-FLOWER G3G4 S3 N N 2 PLATANTHERA INTEGRA YELLOW FRINGELESS ORCHID G3G4 S3S4 3C (LT) 1 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK $RANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES SEEPAGE SLOPE SEEPAGE SHRUB BOG G4 S3 34 SEEPAGE STREAM G4 S2 3 BEACH DUNE G4 S3 1 SANDHILL G4 S3 .4 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 1 SLOPE FOREST G3 S2 I OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 2 Totat items 43 Totat records taltied 201 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NA14F COMMON NA14F GRANK SRANX FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES GOBIONELLUS STIGMATURUS SPOTTAIL GORY G4 S3? N N 2 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 1 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 4 CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 4 DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA LEATHERBACK TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 3 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 5 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 10 SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 5 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 17 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 1 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 1 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS I EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 1 GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT I NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 8 SETOPHAGA RUTICILLA AMERICAN REDSTART G5 S3 N N 1 MAMMALS PODOMYS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MOUSE G3 S3 C2 LS 1 M low October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS CURTISSII CURTISS' MILKWEED G3 S3 N LE 5 ASIMINA TETRAMERA FOUR-PETAL PAWPAW G1 S1 LE LE 10 CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 1 CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 11 CUCURBITA OKEECHOBEENSIS OKEECHOBEE GOURD G1 S1 C2 LE I GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 1 JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA BEACH JACQUEMONTIA G1 S1 C2 LE 2 OKENIA HYPOGAEA BURROWING FOUR-OICLOCK G3 S2 N, LE 4 PERSEA HUMILIS SCRUB BAY G5?T4 S3 a SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 s3 N N 1 TEPHROSIA ANGUSTISSIMA A DEVIL'S SHOESTRING GIQ S1 C1 RE 1 TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 5 ONCIDIUM BAHAMENSE DANCING-LADY ORCHID G1G3Q sl N LE 2 REMIREA MARITIMA BEACH-STAR G3 S1 N LE 3 OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN G1G3 sl 3C LE 2 SCHIZAEA GERMANII TROPICAL CURLY-GRASS G1G3 si C2 LE 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES BEACH DUNE TROPICAL BEACH DUNE G4 S3 3 COASTAL STRAND TROPICAL COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 4 DRY PRAIRIE G2 S2 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK TROPICAL COASTAL HAMMOCK G4 s3 4 ROCKLAND HAMMOCK G3 S2 1 SCRUB G3 S2 23 Total items 42 Total records tallied 163 low, wo'@@ October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR PASCO COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES ENNEACANTHUS CHAETODON BLACKBANDED SUNFISH G3 S3 N N 1 REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 4 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 PITUOPHIS MELANOLEUCUS MUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G5T3? S? C2 LS 1 STILOSOKA, EXTENUATUM S"ORT-TAILED S14AKE G3 S3 C2 LT I BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 1 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 3 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S.4 N LS 1 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 1 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 1 FALCO SPARVERIUS PAULUS SOUTHEASTERN AMERICAN KESTREL G5T3T4 S3? C2 LT 1 GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 3 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 1 14AM14ALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* I October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR PASCO COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count INVERTEBRATES PROCAMBARUS LEITHEUSERI LEITHEUSER'S CAVE CRAYFISH G2 S2 N N 3 SPECIAL PLANTS CENTROSEMA ARENICOLA SAND BUTTERFLY PEA G2? S1S3 3C N 2 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN G1 S1 C1 RE I ASPLENIUM AURITUM AURICLED SPLEENWORT G? S2 N LE 1 OPHIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN G1G3 S1 3C LE 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES MARINE TIDAL MARSH G3 S3 I MARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 1 FLOODPLAIN SWAMP FLOODPLAIN CYPRESS G4 S4 1 AQUATIC CAVE G3 S2 3 BEACH DUNE TEMPERATE BEACH DUNE G4 S3 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK TEMPERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 1 SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 I OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 4 Total items 29 Total records tallied 47 M IM m m m m @m m m m m m October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR PINELLAS COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 3 STILOSOMA EXTENUATUM SHORT-TAILED SNAKE G3 S3 C2 LT BIRDS AJAIA AJAJA ROSEATE SPOONBILL G5 S2S3 N LS CHARADRIUS ALEXANDRINUS SNOWY PLOVER G4? S2 C2 LT 2 CHARADRIUS 14ELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 Ll LT 3 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 5 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 2 MAMMALS PODOMYS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA MOUSE G3 S3 C2 LS 2 SPECIAL PLANTS CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 1 ERNODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 1 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN Gl si Cl RE 1 HELIANTHUS DEBILIS SSP VESTITUS HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER G5?T2 S2 Cl N 5 SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 3 ERAGROSTIS TRACYI SANIBEL LOVEGRASS G2 S2 C2 LT 1 ACROSTICHUM AUREUM GOLDEN LEATHER FERN G5 S3 N LE 1 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR PINELLAS COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE GRASS BED G2 S2 I ESTUARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 I MARINE AQUATIC BED G3 S3 1 MARINE GRASS BED G2 S2 1 MARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 I MARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 2 BEACH DUNE TEMPERATE BEACH DUNE G4 S3 2 COASTAL STRAND TEMPERATE COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK TE14PERATE MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 3 MESIC FLATWOODS INSULAR SLASH PINE FLATWOODS G5 S5 2 SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 1 TotaL items 26 Total. records tattied 48 September 30, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ST. JOHNS COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES ALLIGATOR HISSISSIPPIENSIS AHERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LISA LS 1 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGE*RHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 CLEMMYS GUTTATA SPOTTED TURTLE G5 S3? N N I DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 3 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 7 BIRDS CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 3 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 3 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS I EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS I EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE ISIS G5 S4 N N 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 4 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 2 MAMMALS PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS PHASMA ANASTASIA BEACH HOUSE G5Tl Sl c2 N 5 URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 1 SPECIAL PLANTS ASCLEPIAS VIRIDULA SOUTHERN MILKWEED G2 S2 C2 LT I CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 c2 N I HELIANTHUS CARNOSUS LAKE-SIDE SUNFLOWER G2 S2 C2 RE 2 PYCHANTHEMUM FLORIDARUM FLORIDA 14OUNTAIN-MINT G3 S3 3C N 1 RUDBECKIA NITIDA . ST. JOHN'S-SUSAN G3 si c2 LE 1 SALPINGOSTYLIS COELESTINA BARTRAMIS IXIA G2 S2 C2 LIRE 3 September 30, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ST. JOHNS COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL 14ARSH G4 S4 I BEACH DUNE G4 S3 2 COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 1 MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 3 MESIC FLATWOODS SLASH PINE/PALMETTO FLATWOODS G5 S5 1 SANDHILL LONGLEAF PINE/TURKEY OAK SANDHILL G4 S3 I SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G3 s3 1 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 1 Totat items 28 Totat records taMed 54 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ST. kUCIE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES CARETTA CARETTA L.OGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 CHELONIA MYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 s2 LE LE 1 DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA LEATHERBACK TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 1 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 2 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 4 SCELOPORUS WOODI FLORIDA SCRUB LIZARD G3 S3 C2 N 2 BIRDS ACCIPITER COOPERII COOPER'S HAWK G4 S3? N N 1 APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 5 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 2 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 s4 m LS 2 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 s4 N N 2 FALCO COLUMBARIUS MERLIN G4 SU N N 1 FALCO PEREGRINUS PEREGRINE FALCON G3 s2 LT LE 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 1 HELMITHEROS VERMIVORUS WORM-EATING WARBLER G5 SI N N 1 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 1 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 SP N N 1 NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 S3? N N I PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 2 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 s2 LT LT 3 SETOPHAGA RUTICILLA AMERICAN REDSTART G5 S3 N N 1 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR ST. LUCIE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS CEREUS ERIOPHORUS VAR FRAGRANS FRAGRANT PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3T1 S1 LE LE 5 CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 2 CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 6 DICERANDRA IMMACULATA LAKELAIS MINT G1 S1 LE LE 2 ERHODEA LITTORALIS BEACH-CREEPER G4 S3 N LT 2 GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 4 OKENIA HYPOGAEA BURROWING FOUR-O'CLOCK G3 S2 N LE 2 RHYNCHOSIA CINEREA BROWN-HAIRED SNOUTBEAN G3 S3 C2 N I SOPHORA TOMENTOSA NECKLACE POD G4 S3 N N 3 TOURNEFORTIA GNAPHALODES SEA LAVENDER G4 S3 N LE 2 REMIREA MARITIMA BEACH-STAR G3 SI N LE 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL SWAMP G3 S3 I BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 1 BEACH DUNE TROPICAL BEACH DUNE G4 S3 3 COASTAL STRAND TROPICAL COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 2 MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 4 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 4 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY 1 Total items 42 Total records tallied B8 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES NOTROPIS SP 2 BLACKMOUTH SHINER Gl si C2 LE 1 AMPHIBIANS AMBYSTOMA CINGULATUM FLATWOODS SALAMANDER G4 S3? C2 N 2 AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM TIGER SALAMANDER G5 S3? N N 3 HYLA ANDERSONTI PINE BARRENS TREEFROG G4 S3 AC LS 26 RANA AREOLATA GOPHER FROG G4 S3 C2 LS I RANA OKALOOSAE FLORIDA BOG FROG G2 S2 N LS 8 REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G41`3 S3 LT LT 5 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 8 BIRDS PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 23 MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 1 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS BAPTISIA HIRSUTA HAIRY WILD INDIGO G2Q S2 C2 LT 2 CHRYSOPSIS GODFREYI GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER G2 S2 N N I CHRYSOPSIS GOSSYPINA SSP CRUISEANA CRUISE'S GOLDEN ASTER G3G5T2 S2 Cl LE I CONRADINA GLABRA APALACHICOLA ROSEMARY Gl SI C2 LT 2 DROSERA INTERMEDIA SPOON-LEAVED SUNDEW G5 S3 N LT I ILLICIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA ANISE G5 S3 N LT 1 MAGNOLIA ASHEI ASHE'S MAGNOLIA G2 S2 3C LE 2 MYRIOPHYLLUM LAXUM PIEDMONT WATER-MILFOIL G2G3 S20 C2 N I NUPHAR LUTEUM SSP ULVACEUM WEST FLORIDA COWLILY G5T2 S2 C2 N 1 PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT G3? S2 C2 RE I POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED G2 S2 Cl LT 4 RHODODENDRON AUSTRINUM ORANGE AZALEA G3G4 S3 3C LE I SARRACENIA LEUCOPHYLLA WHITE-TOP PITCHER-PLANT G3G5 S3 C2 LE 4 SARRACENIA RUBRA SWEET PITCHER-PLANT G3 S2 C2 LE 2 STEWARTIA MALACODENDRON SILKY CAMELLIA G4 S3 N LE 2 CALAMOVILFA CURTISSII CURTIS$' SANDGRASS GlG2 SiS2 C2 RE 11 LILIUM IRIDOLLAE PANHANDLE LILY Gl Sl C2 LE 6 RHYNCHOSPORA CRINIPES HAIRY-PEDUNCLED BEAK-RUSH GI Sl N N 2 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE MOLLUSK REEF G3 S3 2 BOG G4 S3 1 FLOODPLAIN FOREST G4 S4 1 FLOOOPLAIN SWAMP SLASH PINE SWAMP G4 S4 3 SEEPAGE SLOPE SEEPAGE SHRUB BOG G4 S3 27 WET PRAIRIE PITCHER PLANT PRAIRIE G5 S4 2 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES (cont.) SEEPAGE STREAM G4 S2 4 MESIC FLATWOODS COASTAL LONGLEAF FLATWOODS G5 S5 1 SANDHILL RED ROCK SANDHILL G4 S3 1 SLOPE FOREST G3 S2 2 UPLAND PINE FOREST OPEN LONGLEAF PINE fOREST? G5 S4 I Total items 39 Total records tallied 168 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR SARASOTA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS RANA AREOLATA GOPHER FROG G4 S3 C2 LS 2 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 2 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 2 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERT EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 3 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 2 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G51`3 S3 LT LT 13 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 9 IXOBRYCHUS EXILIS LEAST BITTERN G5 S4 N N 1 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 1 PICOIDES VILLOSUS HAIRY WOODPECKER G5 SP N N 2 POLYBORUS PLANCUS CRESTED CARACARA G5 S2 LT LT 5 SPECIAL PLANTS CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE 5 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN Gl si Cl RE 2 HELIANTRUS DEBILIS SSP VESTITUS HAIRY BEACH SUNFLOWER G5?T2 S2 Cl N 1 ERAGROSTIS TRACYI SANIBEL LOVEGRASS G2 S2 C2 LT 5 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR SARASOTA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COKMOR NAME GRA14K SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES FLATWOOD/PRAIRIE LAKE G4 S3 I MARSH LAKE G4 S4 1 DEPRESSION MARSH G5 S5 1 FLOODPLAIN MARSH G3 S3 1 BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 I MESIC FLATWOODS SLASH PINE/PALMETTO FLATWOODS G5 S5 2 PRAIRIE HAMMOCK PALM/OAK HAMMOCK G4 S4 1 SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 9 SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G3 S3 2 Total items 24 Total records tallied 74 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR TAYLOR COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 3 BIRDS CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N GRUS CANADENSIS PRATENSIS FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE G5T2T3 S2S3 N LT 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 4 MAMMALS URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 1 SPECIAL PLANTS ANEMONE BERLANDIERI TEXAS ANEMONE G3G5Q S2 N N 1 LEITNERIA FLORIDANA CORKWOOD G3G4 S3 3C- LT 1 LITSEA AESTIVALIS PONDSPICE G4G5 S2 3C LT 2 MINUARTIA GODFREYI GODFREY'S SANDWORT GlQ Si C2 N I PHYLLANTHUS LEIBMANNIANUS PINE-WOOD DAINTIES G3G5 S3 3C LT 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES BLACKWATER STREAK G4 S2 I OTHER BIRD ROOKERY I TotaL item 12 Totat records tattied 18 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR VOLUSIA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME DRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count §EPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LISA LS 3 CARETTA CARETTA LOGGERHEAD G3 S2 LT LT 1 CHELONIA HYDAS GREEN TURTLE G3 S2 LE LE 1 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 9 BIRDS APHELOCOMA COERULESCENS COERULESCENS FLORIDA SCRUB JAY G5T3 S3 LT LT 18 ARAMUS GUARAUNA LIMPKIN G5 S3 N LS 1 CASMERODIUS ALBUS GREAT EGRET G5 S4 N N 5 CHARADRIUS MELODUS PIPING PLOVER G2 S2 LT LT 1 EGRETTA CAERULEA LITTLE BLUE HERON G5 S4 N LS 2 EGRETTA THULA SNOWY EGRET G5 S4 N LS 3 EGRETTA TRICOLOR TRICOLORED HERON G5 S4 N LS 3 EUDOCIMUS ALBUS WHITE IBIS G5 S4 N N 2 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 32 MYCTERIA AMERICANA WOOD STORK G5 S2 LE LE 3 NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON G5 SP N N 3 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* I PELECANUS OCCIDENTALIS BROWN PELICAN G5 S3 AC LS 3 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 3 MAMMALS TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE I URSUS AMERICANUS FLORIDANUS FLORIDA BLACK BEAR G5T3 S3 C2 LT* 1 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR VOLUSIA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count INVERTEBRATES APHAOSTRACON ASTHENES BLUE SPRING APHAOSTRACON Gl Sl C2 N I CINCINNATIA MONROENSIS ENTERPRISE SPRING SNAIL Gl Sl C2 N I CINCINNATIA PARVA BLUE SPRING SNAIL Gl Sl C2 N I SPECIAL PLANTS AMYRIS BALSAMIFERA BALSAM TORCHWOOD G3G4 S2 N N 1 ASCLEPIAS CURTISSII CURTISS' MILKWEED G3 S3 N LE I CEREUS GRACILIS PRICKLY-APPLE G2G3 S2S3 C2 LE I CHAMAESYCE CUMULICOLA SAND-DUNE SPURGE G2 S2 C2 N 1 CONRADINA GRANDIFLORA LARGE-FLOWERED ROSEMARY G3 S3 C2 RE 2 DEERINGOTHAMNUS RUGELII RUGELIS PAWPAW G1 Sl LE LE 5 GLANDULARIA MARITIMA COASTAL VERVAIN G2 S2 C2 RE 4 GLANDULARIA TAMPENSIS TAMPA VERVAIN Gl sl Cl RE 2 ILEX OPACA VAR ARENICOLA SCRUB HOLLY G5T3 S3 3C N 2 PAVONIA SPINIFEX YELLOW HIBISCUS G4G5 S2S3 N N 2 NEMASTYLIS FLORIDANA FALL-FLOWERING IXIA G2 S2 C2 LE 1 NOLINA ATOPOCARPA FLORIDA BEAR-GRASS G2 S2 C2 LE I OPRIOGLOSSUM PALMATUM HAND FERN GlG3 Sl 3C LE 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 I BASIN MARSH SAWGRASS 14ARSH G4 S3 I BASIN SWAMP G5 S4 1 FLOODPLAIN MARSH G3 S3 2 WET FLATWOODS POND PINE FLATWOODS G4 S4 3 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR VOLUSIA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count NATURAL COMMUNITIES (cont.) BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 1 SPRING-RUN STREAM G2 S2 1 COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 2 MARITIME HAMMOCK G4 S3 3 SANDHILL LONGLEAF PINEPURKEY OAK WOODS G4 S3 2 SCRUB SAND PINE SCRUB G3 S2 14 SCRUBBY FLATWOODS G3 S3 5 SHELL MOUND G3 S3 3 SLOPE FOREST G3 S2 1 UPLAND MIXED FOREST MESIC HAMMOCK G4 S4 2 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY Total items 52 Total records tallied 166 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR WAKULLA COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count AMPHIBIANS AMBYSTOMA CINGULATUM FLATWOODS SALAMANDER G4 S3? C2 N 2 AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TOED AMPHIUMA G3 S3 N N 4 REPTILES ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS AMERICAN ALLIGATOR G5 S4 LTSA LS 2 CLEMMYS GUTTATA SPOTTED TURTLE G5 S3? N N 4 DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERI EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G413 S3 LT LT 4 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 7 MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE G3? S3? C2 LS 1 NERODIA FASCIATA CLARKII GULF SALT MARSH SNAKE G5T3 SP N N 2 PITUOPHIS MELANOLEUCUS MUGITUS FLORIDA PINE SNAKE G5T3? S? C2 LS 1 PSEUDEMYS CONCINNA SUWANNIENSIS SUWANNEE COOTER G5T3 S3 3C LS 2 BIRDS ARAMUS GUARAUNA LIMPKIN G5 S3 N LS 1 HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS BALD EAGLE G3 S2S3 LE LT 3 PANDION HALIAETUS OSPREY G5 S3S4 N LS* 2 PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 18 MAMMALS NEOFIBER ALLENI ROUND-TAILED MUSKRAT G3? S3? C2 N 1 TRICHECHUS MANATUS WEST INDIAN MANATEE G2? S2? LE LE 2 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR WAKULLA COUNTY CURRENTLY 14 THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STlkTUS STATE STATUS Count INVERTEBRATES CRANGONYX HOBBSI HOBBS' CAVE AMPHIPOD G2G3 S2S3 C2 N 1 CRANGONYX SP I A CAVE AMPHIPOD G? S? N N I PROCAMBARUS ORCINUS WOODVILLE CAVE CRAYFISH G2 S2 N N 5 SPECIAL PLANTS AGRIMONIA INCISA INCISED GROOVE-BUR G3 S2 C2 N 2 ASCLEPIAS VIRIDULA SOUTHERN MILKWEED G2 S2 C2 LT I BAPTISIA SIMPLICIFOLIA SCARE-WEED G2G3 S2S3 C2 LT 3 GENTIANA PENNELLIANA WIREGRASS GENTIAN G2? S2 X LE 5 LIATRIS PROVINCIALIS GODFREY'S BLAZING STAR G2 S2 C2 LE 3 MAGNOLIA ASHEI ASHE'S MAGNOLIA G2 S2 3C LE 2 PITYOPSIS FLEXUOSA BENT GOLDEN ASTER G3 S3 C2 LE .10 LILIUM CATESBAE1 SOUTHERN RED LILY G4G5 S2 N LT 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 1 DEPRESSION MARSH G5 S5 I BLACKWATER STREAM G4 S2 1 SPRING-RUN STREAM G2 S2 1 AQUA71C CAVE G3 S2 13 MESIC FLATWOODS G5 S5 1 SANDHILL SCRUBBY LONGLEAF PINE FOREST G4 S3 3 SCRUB OAK SCRUB G3 S2 I TotaL items 35 Total. records tattied 112 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR WALTON COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE: SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count FISHES ETHEOSTOMA OKALOOSAE OKALOOSA DARTER G2 S2 LE LE 1 NOTROPIS SP 2 BLACKMOUTH SHINER Gl si C2 LE 1 AMPHIBIANS AMPHIUMA PHOLETER ONE-TOED AMPHIUMA G3 S3 N N I HEMIDACTYLIUM SCUTATUM FOUR-TOED SALAMANDER G5 S2 N HYLA ANDERSONII PINE BARRENS TREEFROG G4 S3 AC LS 60 RANA OKALOOSAE FLORIDA BOG FROG G2 S2 N LS 2 REPTILES DRYMARCHON CORAIS COUPERt EASTERN INDIGO SNAKE G4T3 S3 LT LT 7 EUMECES ANTHRACINUS COAL SKINK G5 S3 N N 2 GOPHERUS POLYPHEMUS GOPHER TORTOISE G2 S2 C2 LS 11 BIRDS PICOIDES BOREALIS RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER G2 S2 LE LT 10 STERNA ANTILLARUM LEAST TERN G4 S3 N LT 2 MAMMALS PEROMYSCUS POLIONOTUS ALLOPHRYS CHOCTAWHATCHEE BEACH MOUSE G5Tl Sl LE LE 1 October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR WALTON COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON HAKE GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count INVERTEBRATES ELIMIA CLENCHI CLENCH'S ELIMIA G2 S2 N N 1 VILLOSA CHOCTAWENSIS ATHEARNS VILLOSA G2 S2 C2 N I SPECIAL PLANTS BAPTISIA HIRSUTA HAIRY WILD INDIGO G20 S2 C2 LT 2 CHRYSOPSIS CRUISEANA CRUISE'S GOLDEN-ASTER G20 S2 Cl N 2 CHRYSOPSIS GODFREYI GODFREY'S GOLDEN ASTER G2 S2 N N 3 CHRYSOPSIS GOSSYPINA SSP CRUISEANA CRUISEIS GOLDEN ASTER G3G5T2 S2 Cl LE 5 DROSERA INTERMEDIA SPOON-LEAVED SUNDEW G5 S3 N LT I GENTIANA PENNELLIANA WIREGRASS GENTIAN G2? S2 3C LE 3 HELIANTHEMUM ARENICOLA GULF ROCKROSE G3G4 S3 N N 2 HEXASTYLIS ARIFOLIA HEARTLEAF G5 S3 N LT 2 HYPERICUM LISSOPHLOEUS SMOOTH-BARKED ST. JOHN'S-WORT G2 S2 C2 LE 1 ILLICIUM FLORIDANUM FLORIDA ANISE G5 S3 N LT 2 KALMIA LATIFOLIA MOUNTAIN LAUREL G5 S3 N LT 3 LUPINUS WESTIANUS GULF COAST LUPINE G2 $2 3C LT 10 MAGNOLIA ASHEI ASHE'S MAGNOLIA G2 S2 3C LE 12 MAGNOLIA PYRAMIDATA PYRAMID MAGNOLIA G4 S2 N LE 3 PINGUICULA 1014ANTHA VIOLET-FLOWERED BUTTERWORT G2 S2 C2 RE 1 PINGUICULA PLANIFOLIA CHAPMAN'S BUTTERWORT G3? S2 C2 RE I POLYGONELLA MACROPHYLLA LARGE-LEAVED JOINTWEED G2 S2 Cl LT 12 QUERCUS ARKANSANA ARKANSAS OAK G3 SIS2 3C N 4 RHEXIA SALICIFOLIA PANHANDLE MEADOWBEAUTY G2 S2 C2 N 3 RHODODENDRON AUSTRINUM ORANGE AZALEA G3G4 S3 3C LE 3 SARRACENIA LEUCOPHYLLA WHITE-TOP PITCHER-PLANT G3G5 S3 C2 LE 2 SARRACENIA RUBRA SWEET PITCHER-PLANT G3 S2 C2 LE 1 STEWARTIA 14ALACODENDRON SILKY CAMELLIA G4 S3 N LE I October 5, 1988 FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY ELEMENT OCCURRENCE RECORDS FOR WALTON COUNTY CURRENTLY IN THE INVENTORY DATABASE (continued): SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME GRANK SRANK FED STATUS STATE STATUS Count SPECIAL PLANTS (cont.) TEPHROSIA MOHRII PINELAND HOARY-PEA GZ? S1 Cz N 6 THALICTRUM COOLEYI COOLEY'S MEADOWRUE G1 S1 C1 N I VERBESINA CHAPMANII CHAPMAN'S CROWNBEARD G2 S2 C2 LT 2 CALAMOVILFA CURTISSIl CURTISS' SANDGRASS GlG2 SIS2 C2 RE 17 LILIUM IRIDOLLAE PANHANDLE LILY G1 S1 C2 LE 1 PELTANDRA SAGITTIFOLIA SPOON-FLOWER G3G4 S3 N N. 1 XYRIS LONGISEPALA KARST POND XYRIS G2 S2 3C LE 1 NATURAL COMMUNITIES ESTUARINE TIDAL MARSH G4 S4 2 COASTAL DUNE LAKE G2 S1 5 BASIN SWAMP G5 S4 1 SEEPAGE SLOPE SEEPAGE SHRUB BOG G4 S3 60 SLOUGH G5 S5 1 WET PRAIRIE PITCHER PLANT PRAIRIE G5 S4 2 SEEPAGE STREAM G4 S2 3 BEACH DUNE G4 S3 3 COASTAL STRAND G3 S3 2 MESIC FLATWOODS COASTAL LONGLEAF FLATWOODS G5 S5 3 SCRUB G3 S2 7 SLOPE FOREST G3 S2 I UPLAND PINE FOREST G5 S4 2 OTHER BIRD ROOKERY Total items 58 Total records tallied 302 .I Appendix F. Publication resulting from CZM work in 1988. ' .I . I -1 . I @ I II [Manuscript accepted by SIDA - 8/88] RE-DISCOVERY OF CALAAfOVILFA CURTISSII (GRAMINEAE) IN THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE Ann F. Johnson Florida Natural Areas Inventory, 254 E. Sixth Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32303. Amelie Blyth Route 1, Box 21, Mary Esther, FL 32569. ABSTRACT The range of Calamovilfa curtissii (Gramineae) in the Florida panhandle has been re-discovercd and expanded. Observations on habitat, soils, associated species, and flowering response to fire are reported. The Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) tracks populations of rare species in Florida, of which Curtiss' sand grass, Calamovilfa curtissii (Vascy) Scribn., is one. According to the published literature, this perennial grass is cndemic to Florida in two disjunct regions: the northeast coast of the peninsula in Brevard, Volusia, St. Johns, and Duval Counties (Kral, 1982) and the panhandle in Santa Rosa and Okaloosa Counties (Thieret, 1966). However, none of the major Florida herbaria had specimens from the latter two (panhandle) counties. A query of major herbaria in the eastern United States turned up two specimens in the U. S. National Arboretum from Santa Rosa County. These were labelled "Grasses of the W. A. Silveus Collection, San Antonio, Texas" and had been collected on 14 August and 25 September, 1939 from "low damp ground - coast road east from Pensacola, U.S.98". Accordingly, in August 1987 we checked the area cast of Pensacola as described and found two populations of C. curtissii whose identity was confirmed by John -2- Thieret (KNK), David Hall (FLAS), and Robert Kral (VDB). Subsequent fieldwork uncovered over thirty sites for the species on the Florida panhandle in Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton counties (Fig. 1). One specimen from the Florida panhandle was deposited in each of the following: FLAS, FSU, KNK, NA, NY, UWFP, as well as at Tall Timbers Research Station, Tallahassee, and at Eglin Air Force Base, Niceville. In the Florida panhandle, C. curtissii appears to be confined to the coastal plain below the 50-foot contour line in the three counties. Searches on adjacent barrier islands, as well as in suitable habitat on the coastal plain of neighboring Escambia and Bay Counties failed to turn up any populations (Fig. 1). The plant occurs in wircgras s (Arislida stricla ; nomenclature in this paper follows Clewell, 1981) flatwoods where it occupies the lightly shaded ecotone between the lower, wetter, unshaded areas of wiregrass, pitcher plants (Sarracenia spp.) and Sphagnum moss, and the slightly higher, drier areas with heavier shade from gallbcrry (flex glabra) and slash pine (Pinus elliotii). A second habitat for the species is in depressions known as temporary ponds surrounded by more xcric communities dominated by turkey oak (Quercus laevis) or sand pine (Pinus clausa). In these situations it may form monospccific stands without admixture with wiregrass. It is distinguishable in the field as large clumps, (up to I m diameter), resembling a head of hair, in the midst of the smaller, fincr-bladcd clumps of wiregrass. It can be distinguished from clumps of Andropogon spp. with which it grows by its longer, more scabrous leaf blades and short, thick rhizome. It often occurs on Leon Sand, a soil type with upper horizons colored dark gray by organic matter and a water table close to the surface during the rainy season (Soil Survey of Santa Rosa County , Florida, 1980). Only populations that had signs of being -3. recently burned or mechanically disturbed were flowering profusely; most populations visited during flowering season (July-October) had few or no flowering stalks. In its flowering response to fire it resembles the associated wiregrass, as well as cutthroat grass (Panicum -abscissum), a species endemic to similar habitats in south- central Florida (Myers and Boettcher, 1987). Although C. curtissii occurs on many sites and has a population probably numbering in the thousands in the Florida panhandle, most of these sites are slated for real estate development. The only populations on publicly managed lands (and thus able to be protected) in the panhandle were found on Eglin Air Force Base (5 populations), Grayton Beach State Recreation Area (2 populations), and Naval Live Oaks, Gulf Islands National Seashore (I small population). In Brcvard County, on the northeast peninsular coast, the species is known to occur only on the Kennedy Space Center, where it dominates several long, narrow coastal swales of the ridge and swale topography of Merritt Island. Kral (1983) also lists it from Volusia, St. Johns, and Duval Counties on this coast, but no herbarium specimens could be located from these counties, and fieldwork has produced only one questionable specimen (near Samsula, Volusia County; Johnson 8039 FSU). Appropriate wiregrass flatwoods habitat in these counties, however, might well repay a more intensive search for this rare species. A similar disjunction between the Florida panhandle and the peninsula is seen in the ranges of several other Florida endemics (Kral, 1993), i.e. Andropogon arclatus, Manisurus luberculosa, Nolina alopocarpa, and Rhododendron chapmand, all of which are also found in wet flatwoods. One could speculate that the greatly expanded coastal terraces bordering the Gulf of Mexico during low sea level stands of glacial maxima provided a continuous wet flatwoods habitat between the panhandle and the -4- peninsula, a habitat that was subsequently severed by sea level rise, producing the disjunct ranges we now see. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank L. C. Anderson and R. K. Godfrey for their advice and the use of the facilities of FSU herbarium, John Thicret and Robert Kral for help in locating herbarium specimens, and-Eglin Air Force Base for permission to survey on their property. REFERENCES CLEWELL, A. F. 1981. Guide to the vascular plants of the Florida panhandle. University Presses of Florida, Tallahassee. KRAL, R. W. 1983. A report on some rare, threatened, or endangered forest- related vascular plants of the south. Technical Publication R8-TP2, U.S. Forest Service Southern Region, Atlanta, GA 30367. MYERS, R. L. and S. BOETTCHER. 1987. Flo wcring response of cutthroat grass (Panicum abscissum) following fire. Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. 68 (abstract). SOIL SURVEY OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY. 1980. Soil Conservation Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture in cooperation with University of Florida Insitiutc of Food and Agricultural Services, Gainesville, FL. THIERET, J. W. 1966. Synopsis of the genus Calamovilfa (Gramineac). Castanea 31:145-152. FIGURE LEGENDS Figure 1. Range of Calamovilfa curtissii in the Florida panhandle. Stars = the disjunct range of C. curtissii in Florida; filled circles sites where C. curlissii was found in the panhandle. FIGURE 1. (Johnson & Blyth) AL Escarnbla Santa Ross il Okaloosaiwaiton -7 AL 171-'@', F PENSACOLA I -1 ashington r ---- _: 000 say 0 20 Gulf of km Mexico @PANAM @AL OM COASTAL SERVICES CTR LIBRARY I 11 3 6668 14111408 4- i