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Detailed native range map for Florida Royal Palms.

Ubuntwo

By Ubuntwo
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23 hours ago, Cape Garrett said:

Why would a native range of anything "skip" over counties?  Especially when the land in south and southwest Florida is flat.

It wouldn't...  especially in flatter areas that are in the ideal climate for them to spread..   Unless there's something that keeps the birds other critters that might disperse seed from crossing into / through said county w/ missing data / specimens.. 

Govt. sponsored invisible shied, right? Lol.

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Theres a stand on the Hillsborough/Manatee line aswell.  On 275 inbetween i75/us41 and the skyway bridge.  The terrA ceia rivers lined w em.  I think edison got many of his from here back in the day and transplanted em elsewhere 

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