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FLORIDA NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY1018 Thomasville Road, Suite 200-C

Tallahassee, FL 32303(850) 224-8207, FAX (850) 681-9364

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2018-01-18 FNAI - ELEMENT TRACKING SUMMARY

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Plants and LichensAcrostichum aureum TNgolden leather fern G5 S3Actaea pachypoda ENwhite baneberry G5 S1Adiantum melanoleucum ENfragrant maidenhair fern G4 S1Adiantum tenerum ENbrittle maidenhair fern G5 S3Aeschynomene pratensis var. pratensis EURmeadow jointvetch G4T1 S1Agalinis flexicaulis NNHampton false foxglove G1 S1Agalinis georgiana ENpine barren false foxglove G1 S1Ageratum maritimum ENCape Sable whiteweed G2G3 S2Agrimonia incisa TNincised groove-bur G3 S2Aletris bracteata ENbracted colic-root G2 S2Alvaradoa amorphoides ENEverglades leaf lace G5 S1Amorpha herbacea var. crenulata EEcrenulate lead-plant G4T1 S1Amyris balsamifera NNbalsam torchwood G4 SXAndersonglossum virginianum ENwild comfrey G5 S2Andropogon arctatus TNpinewoods bluestem G3 S3Anemia wrightii ENWright's anemia G2? S1Anemone americana ENroundlobed liverleaf G5 S2Aquilegia canadensis ENwild columbine G5 S1Argythamnia argothamnoides ETBlodgett's silverbush G2 S2Aristolochia pentandra ENMarsh's Dutchman's pipe G4G5 S1Arnica acaulis ENleopard's bane G4 S2Arnoglossum album ENchalky Indian-plantain G1 S1Arnoglossum diversifolium TRTvariable-leaved Indian-plantain G2 S2Asarum arifolium TNlittle brown jug G5 S3Asclepias viridiflora ENgreen milkweed G5 S1Asclepias viridula TNsouthern milkweed G2 S2Asimina manasota NNManasota pawpaw G1 S1Asimina tetramera EEfour-petal pawpaw G1 S1Asplenium dentatum ENAmerican toothed spleenwort G5 S1S2Asplenium erosum ENauricled spleenwort G5 S2Asplenium monanthes ENsingle-sorus spleenwort G4 S1Asplenium pumilum ENdwarf spleenwort G5 S1Asplenium serratum ENAmerican bird's nest fern G4 S1Asplenium verecundum ENmodest spleenwort G1 S1Asplenium x biscaynianum NNEaton's spleenwort GNA S1Asplenium x curtissii NNCurtiss' spleenwort GNA S1Asplenium x heteroresiliens NNMorzenti's spleenwort G2 S1Asplenium x plenum NNruffled spleenwort G1Q S1Astraea lobata NNlobed croton G4G5 S1Balduina atropurpurea EURpurple honeycomb-head G2 S1Baptisia calycosa var. calycosa ENCanby's wild indigo G3T1 S1Baptisia calycosa var. villosa TNhairy wild indigo G3T3 S3Baptisia megacarpa EURApalachicola wild indigo G2 S1Basiphyllaea corallicola ENrockland orchid GNR S1

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Plants and LichensBeloglottis costaricensis ENCosta Rican ladies'-tresses G3G5 S1Bigelowia nuttallii ENNuttall's rayless goldenrod G3G4 S1Blechnum occidentale var. minor ENhammock fern G5TNR S1Bletia patula NNflor de Pasmo G4G5 S1Boechera canadensis ENsicklepod G5 S1Bonamia grandiflora ETFlorida bonamia G3 S3Botrychium lunarioides NNwinter grape-fern G4? S3Bourreria cassinifolia ENsmooth strongbark G3? S1Bourreria radula ENrough strongbark G2? S1Brassia caudata ENspider orchid G3G4 SXBrickellia cordifolia ENFlyr's brickell-bush G3 S2Brickellia mosieri EEFlorida brickell-bush G5T1 S1Bulbophyllum pachyrachis ENrat-tail orchid G3G5 SXBurmannia flava ENFakahatchee burmannia G5 S1Byrsonima lucida TNlocustberry G4G5 S3Calamintha ashei TNAshe's savory G3 S3Calamintha dentata TNtoothed savory G3 S3Calamintha georgiana ENGeorgia savory G5 S1Calamovilfa curtissii TNCurtiss' sandgrass G3 S3Callirhoe papaver ENpoppy mallow G5 S2Calopogon multiflorus TNmany-flowered grass-pink G2G3 S2S3Calycanthus floridus ENsweet-shrub G5 S2Calydorea coelestina ENBartram's ixia G2G3 S2S3Calyptranthes zuzygium ENmyrtle-of-the-river G4 S2Calystegia catesbeiana ENtrailing bindweed G3 S1Campanula robinsiae EEBrooksville bellflower G1 S1Campylocentrum pachyrrhizum ENribbon orchid G4? S1Campyloneurum angustifolium ENnarrow-leaved strap fern G4G5 S1Campyloneurum costatum ENtailed strap fern G5 S1Canella winterana ENwild cinnamon G5? S2Carex baltzellii TNBaltzell's sedge G3 S3Carex chapmannii TNChapman's sedge G3 S3Carex microdonta ENsmall-toothed sedge G4 S1Carex tenax NNsandhill sedge G5? S3Catesbaea parviflora ENsmall-flowered lily thorn G3? S1Catopsis berteroniana ENpowdery catopsis G5? S1Catopsis floribunda ENmany-flowered catopsis G3G5 S1Catopsis nutans ENnodding catopsis G5? S1Celtis iguanaea ENiguana hackberry G5 S1Celtis pallida ENspiny hackberry G4 S1Centrosema arenicola ENsand butterfly pea G2Q S2Chamaecrista lineata var. keyensis EEBig Pine partridge pea G5T2 S2Chamaesyce cumulicola ENsand-dune spurge G2 S2Chamaesyce deltoidea ssp. deltoidea EEdeltoid spurge G2T1 S1Chamaesyce deltoidea ssp. pinetorum ETpinelands spurge G2T1 S1Chamaesyce deltoidea ssp. serpyllum EEwedge spurge G2T1 S1Chamaesyce garberi ETGarber's spurge G1 S1Chamaesyce porteriana ENPorter's broad-leaved spurge G2 S2Chionanthus pygmaeus EEpygmy fringe tree G2G3 S2S3Chromolaena frustrata EECape Sable thoroughwort G1 S1Chrysopsis floridana EEFlorida goldenaster G1 S1Chrysopsis godfreyi ENGodfrey's goldenaster G2 S2

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Plants and LichensChrysopsis gossypina ssp. cruiseana ENCruise's goldenaster G5T2 S2Chrysopsis highlandsensis ENhighlands goldenaster G2 S2Cienfuegosia yucatanensis ENYucatan flymallow G4? S1Cladium mariscoides NNpond rush G5 S1Cladonia perforata EEperforate reindeer lichen G1 S1Cleistes divaricata ENlarge rosebud orchid G4 S1Clitoria fragrans ETscrub pigeon-wing G3 S3Coelorachis tuberculosa TNPiedmont jointgrass G3 S3Coleataenia abscissa ENcutthroatgrass G3 S3Colubrina cubensis var. floridana ENCuban snake-bark G2G3T1 S1Conradina brevifolia EEshort-leaved rosemary G2Q S2Conradina etonia EEEtonia rosemary G1 S1Conradina glabra EEApalachicola rosemary G1 S1Conradina grandiflora TNlarge-flowered rosemary G3 S3Consolea corallicola EEsemaphore pricklypear G1 S1Corallorhiza odontorhiza ENautumn coralroot G5 S1Coreopsis bakeri NNBaker's coreopsis GNR SNRCoreopsis integrifolia EURciliate-leaf tickseed G1G2 S1Cornus alternifolia ENalternate-leaf dogwood G5 S2Cranichis muscosa ENmoss orchid G4G5 S1Crataegus phaenopyrum ENWashington hawthorn G4? S1Croomia pauciflora ENcroomia G3 S2Crossopetalum ilicifolium TNChristmas berry G3 S3Crossopetalum rhacoma TNrhacoma G5 S3Crotalaria avonensis EEAvon Park rabbit-bells G1 S1Croton elliottii NNElliott's croton G3 SHCroton humilis ENpepperbush G5 S1Cryptotaenia canadensis ENCanada honewort G5 S1Ctenitis sloanei ENFlorida tree fern G5 S2Ctenitis submarginalis ENbrown-hair comb fern G5 S1Ctenium floridanum ENFlorida toothache grass G2 S2Cucurbita okeechobeensis EEOkeechobee gourd G1 S1Cupania glabra ENcupania G4 S1Cuphea aspera ENFlorida waxweed G2 S2Cyclopogon elatus ENtall neottia G4G5 SHCyperus filiformis ENwiry flatsedge G4G5 S1Cyperus fuligineus ENlimestone flatsedge G3G5 S1Cyrtopodium punctatum ENcowhorn orchid G5? S1Dalea carthagenensis var. floridana EEFlorida prairie clover G5T1 S1Deeringothamnus pulchellus EEbeautiful pawpaw G1 S1Deeringothamnus rugelii EERugel's pawpaw G1 S1Delphinium carolinianum ENCarolina larkspur G5 S1Dendrophylax lindenii ENghost orchid G2G4 S2Denisophytum pauciflorum ENfewflower holdback G2G4 S1Dennstaedtia bipinnata ENhay scented fern G4 S1Desmodium ochroleucum ENcreamflower tick-trefoil G2 S1Dicerandra christmanii EEGarrett's scrub balm G1 S1Dicerandra cornutissima EElongspurred mint G1 S2Dicerandra frutescens EEscrub mint G1T1 S1Dicerandra immaculata var. immaculata EELakela's balm G1 S1Dicerandra modesta EEblushing scrub balm G1T1 S1Dicerandra thinicola ENTitusville balm G1Q S1

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Plants and LichensDichanthelium nudicaule TNnaked-stemmed panic grass G3Q S3Digitaria floridana NNFlorida fingergrass G1 S1Digitaria gracillima NNlongleaf fingergrass G1 S1Digitaria pauciflora ETfew-flowered fingergrass G1 S1Dirca palustris ENeastern leatherwood G4 S2Dodonaea elaeagnoides ENsmall-fruited varnishleaf G4Q S1Drosera filiformis ENthread-leaf sundew G4 S1Drypetes diversifolia ENmilkbark G4 S2Echinacea purpurea ENeastern purple coneflower G4 S1Eleocharis rostellata ENbeaked spikerush G5 S1Eltroplectris calcarata ENspurred neottia G4? S1Elytraria caroliniensis var. angustifoli NRTnarrow-leaved Carolina scalystem G4T2 S2Enemion biternatum ENfalse rue-anemone G5 S1Epidendrum blancheanum ENAcuna's star orchid G3G5 SXEpidendrum nocturnum ENnight-scented orchid G4G5 S2Epidendrum strobiliferum EURpendant epidendrum G4 S1Epigaea repens ENtrailing arbutus G5 S2Eragrostis pectinacea var. tracyi ENSanibel lovegrass G5T1 S1Eriocaulon nigrobracteatum EURdark-headed hatpins G1 S1Eriochloa michauxii var. simpsonii NNcupgrass G3G4TH SHEriogonum longifolium var. gnaphalifoliu ETscrub buckwheat G4T3 S3Ernodea cokeri ENCoker's beach creeper G4Q S1Eryngium cuneifolium EEwedge-leaved button-snakeroot G1 S1Erythronium umbilicatum ENtrout lily G5 S2Eugenia confusa ENtropical ironwood G4G5 S2S3Eugenia rhombea ENred stopper G5 S1Euonymus atropurpureus ENburningbush G5 S2Euphorbia commutata ENwood spurge G5 S2Euphorbia rosescens ENscrub spurge G1 S1Euphorbia telephioides ETtelephus spurge G1 S1Eurybia hemispherica ENsouthern pine aster G4 S1Eurybia spinulosa ENpinewoods aster G1 S1Evolvulus grisebachii ENGrisebach's false-morning-glory G2G3 S1Exostema caribaeum ENprincewood G5 S2Forestiera godfreyi EURGodfrey's swampprivet G2 S2Fothergilla gardenii ENdwarf witch-alder G3G4 S1Galactia pinetorum NNpineland milkpea G2Q S2Galactia smallii EESmall's milkpea G1Q S1Galeandra bicarinata ENtwo-keeled helmet orchid G1 S1Gentiana pennelliana ENwiregrass gentian G3 S3Glandularia maritima ENcoastal vervain G3 S3Glandularia tampensis ENTampa vervain G2 S2Goodyera pubescens ENdowny rattlesnake plantain G5 S1Govenia floridana ENsheathing govenia G1Q S1Guaiacum sanctum ENlignum-vitae G2 S1Guilandina major ENHawaii pearls G4G5 S1Guzmania monostachia ENFakahatchee guzmania G4G5 S1S2Gyminda latifolia ENfalse boxwood G4 S2Gymnopogon chapmanianus NNChapman's skeletongrass G3 S3Habenaria distans ENhammock rein orchid G5 S1Halophila johnsonii ETJohnson's seagrass G2 S2Harperocallis flava EEHarper's beauty G1 S1

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Plants and LichensHarrisia aboriginum EEaboriginal prickly apple G1 S1Harrisia fragrans EEfragrant prickly apple G1 S1Harrisia simpsonii NNSimpson's prickly apple G2 S2Hartwrightia floridana TURhartwrightia G2 S2Hasteola robertiorum ENFlorida hasteola G1 S1Helianthus carnosus ENlake-side sunflower G1G2 S1S2Helianthus debilis ssp. NNcucumberleaf dune sunflower G5T5 S3Helianthus debilis ssp. vestitus NNhairy beach sunflower G5T2 S2Heliotropium gnaphalodes ENsea rosemary G4 S3Heterosavia bahamensis ENBahama maidenbush G4 S2Hippomane mancinella ENmanchineel G5 S2Hybanthus concolor ENgreen violet G5 S1Hydrangea arborescens ENwild hydrangea G5 S1Hymenocallis gholsonii NNGholson's spiderlily G1 S1Hymenocallis godfreyi ENGodfrey's spiderlily G1 S1Hymenocallis henryae var. henryae EURHenry's spiderlily G2 S2Hypelate trifoliata ENwhite ironwood G4 S1Hypericum cumulicola EEHighlands Scrub hypericum G2 S2Hypericum edisonianum EUREdison's ascyrum G2 S2Hypericum lissophloeus EURsmoothbark St. John's wort G2 S2Ilex amelanchier TNserviceberry holly G4 S2Ilex krugiana TNKrug's holly G4 S3Illicium parviflorum EURstar anise G2 S2Indigofera trita ssp. scabra ENFlorida Keys indigo G5?T1Q S1Ionopsis utricularioides ENdelicate ionopsis G4G5 S1Ipomoea microdactyla ENwild potato morning glory G2 S2Ipomoea tenuissima ENrocklands morning glory G3 S1Isotria verticillata ENlarge whorled pogonia G5 S1Jacquemontia curtissii TNpineland jacquemontia G2 S2Jacquemontia havanensis ENHavana jacquemontia G5 S1Jacquemontia pentanthos ENskyblue clustervine G4G5 S2Jacquemontia reclinata EEbeach jacquemontia G1 S1Juncus gymnocarpus ENCoville's rush G4 S2Justicia cooleyi EECooley's water-willow G2Q S2Justicia crassifolia ENthick-leaved water-willow G3 S3Kalmia latifolia TNmountain laurel G5 S3Koanophyllon villosum ENFlorida shrub thoroughwort G4G5 S2Kosteletzkya depressa ENwhite fen-rose G5 S1Lachnocaulon digynum TNpineland bogbutton G3 S3Lantana canescens ENsmall-headed lantana G4 S1Lantana depressa var. depressa ENFlorida lantana G2T1 S1Lantana depressa var. floridana ENAtlantic Coast Florida lantana G2T1 S1Lantana depressa var. sanibelensis ENGulf Coast Florida lantana G2T1 S1Lechea cernua TNnodding pinweed G3 S3Lechea divaricata ENpine pinweed G2 S2Lechea lakelae ENLakela's pinweed GH SHLeitneria floridana TNcorkwood G3 S3Lepanthopsis melanantha ENtiny orchid G3G4 SHLepuropetalon spathulatum ENlittle-people G4G5 S1Liatris gholsonii ENGholson's blazing star G1 S1Liatris ohlingerae EEFlorida blazing star G2 S2Liatris provincialis ENGodfrey's blazing star G2 S2

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Plants and LichensLicaria triandra ENGulf licaria G4 S1Lilium iridollae EURPanhandle lily G2 S2Lilium michauxii ENCarolina lily G4G5 S2Lilium superbum ENTurk's cap lily G5 S1Lindera subcoriacea ENbog spicebush G3 S1Linum arenicola EEsand flax G1G2 S1S2Linum carteri var. carteri EECarter's small-flowered flax G2T1 S1Linum carteri var. smallii ENSmall's flax G2T2 S2Linum macrocarpum ENspring hill flax G2 S2Linum sulcatum NNgrooved flax G5 SHLinum westii EURWest's flax G1 S1Litsea aestivalis ENpondspice G3? S2Lobelia boykinii EURPond's lobelia G2G3 S1Lomariopsis kunzeana ENholly vine fern G2G4 S1Lupinus aridorum EEscrub lupine G3T1 S1Lupinus westianus TRTGulf Coast lupine G3T3 S3Lythrum curtissii EURCurtiss' loosestrife G1 S1Lythrum flagellare EURlowland loosestrife G2 S2Macbridea alba ETwhite birds-in-a-nest G2 S2Macradenia lutescens ENtrinidad macradenia G4G5 SHMacranthera flammea ENhummingbird flower G3 S2Magnolia acuminata ENcucumber magnolia G5 S1Magnolia ashei ENAshe's magnolia G2 S2Magnolia pyramidata ENpyramid magnolia G4 S3Magnolia tripetala ENumbrella magnolia G5 S1Malaxis unifolia ENgreen adder's-mouth orchid G5 S3Marshallia obovata ENBarbara's buttons G4G5 S1Marshallia ramosa ENsouthern marshallia G2G3 S1Matelea alabamensis ENAlabama spiny-pod G2 S2Matelea baldwyniana ENBaldwyn's spiny-pod G3 S1Matelea flavidula ENCarolina milkvine G3? S1Matelea floridana ENFlorida spiny-pod G2 S2Maxillaria crassifolia ENhidden orchid G4 S1Medeola virginiana ENIndian cucumber-root G5 S1Mesadenus lucayanus ENFlorida Keys ladies'-tresses G4 S1S2Microgramma heterophylla ENclimbing vine fern G4G5 S2Mononeuria paludicola EURGodfrey's stitchwort G1 S1Monotropa hypopithys ENpinesap G5 S1Monotropsis reynoldsiae ENpygmy pipes G1 S1Mosiera longipes TNmangroveberry G4 S2Myriophyllum laxum NNPiedmont water milfoil G3 S3Myriopteris microphylla ENsouthern lip fern G5 S3Najas filifolia TURnarrowleaf naiad G1 S1Nemastylis floridana ENcelestial lily G2 S2Nolina atopocarpa TNFlorida beargrass G3 S3Nolina brittoniana EEBritton's beargrass G3 S3Nuphar advena ssp. ulvacea NRTWest Florida cowlily G5T2 S2Nymphaea jamesoniana ENsleeping beauty waterlily G5 S2S3Nyssa ursina NRTbog tupelo G2 S2Odontosoria clavata ENwedgelet fern G4 S2Okenia hypogaea ENburrowing four-o'clock G3? S2Oncidium ensatum ENFlorida dancing-lady orchid GNR S1

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Plants and LichensOphioglossum palmatum ENhand fern G4 S2Opuntia triacantha ENthree-spined pricklypear G2G4 S1Orbexilum virgatum ENpineland scurfpea G1 S1Pachysandra procumbens ENAllegheny spurge G4G5 S1Parnassia caroliniana ENCarolina grass-of-parnassus G3 S2Parnassia grandifolia ENlarge-leaved grass-of-parnassus G3 S2Paronychia chartacea var. chartacea ETpaper-like nailwort G3T3 S3Paronychia chartacea var. minima ETCrystal Lake nailwort G3T1 S1Passiflora multiflora ENwhite passion-flower G4 S1Passiflora pallens ENpineland passion-flower G3G4 S2Passiflora sexflora ENEverglades Key passion-flower G5 S1Pavonia paludicola ENmangrove mallow G5? S1Pavonia spinifex NNyellow hibiscus G4G5 S2Pecluma dispersa ENwidespread polypody G5 S2Pecluma plumula ENplume polypody G5 S2Pecluma ptilota var. bourgeauana ENcomb polypody G5? S2Pellaea atropurpurea ENpurple cliff brake G5 S1Peperomia glabella ENcypress peperomia G4G5 SHPeperomia humilis ENterrestrial peperomia G5 S2Peperomia obtusifolia ENblunt-leaved peperomia G5 S2Persicaria meisneriana var. ENbranched tearthumb G5?T5? S1Phlegmariurus dichotomus ENhanging club-moss G5 S1Phoebanthus tenuifolius TNnarrow-leaved phoebanthus G3 S3Phoradendron rubrum ENmahogany mistletoe G4 S1Phyllanthus liebmannianus ssp. platylepi ENpinewoods dainties G4T2 S2Physocarpus opulifolius ENninebark G5 S1Physostegia godfreyi TNApalachicola dragon-head G3 S3Picramnia pentandra ENbitter bush G4G5 S1Pilosocereus polygonus ENkey tree cactus GNR S1Pilosocereus robinii EEtree cactus G1 S1Pinguicula ionantha ETGodfrey's butterwort G2 S2Pinguicula primuliflora ENprimrose-flowered butterwort G3G4 S3Pisonia rotundata ENdevil's smooth-claw G1G3 S1Pityopsis flexuosa ENzigzag silkgrass G3 S3Platanthera chapmanii NNChapman's fringed orchid G2 SNRPlatanthera clavellata ENlittle club-spur orchid G5 S1Platanthera integra ENyellow fringeless orchid G3G4 S3Pleopeltis astrolepis ENstar-scale fern G5 SXPleopeltis marginata ENribbon fern G4 SXPleurothallis gelida ENfrost-flower orchid G5 S1Podophyllum peltatum ENMay apple G5 S1Poinsettia pinetorum ENpineland spurge G2 S2Polygala lewtonii EELewton's polygala G2G3 S2S3Polygala smallii EEtiny polygala G1 S1Polygonella basiramia EEFlorida jointweed G3 S3Polygonella macrophylla TNlarge-leaved jointweed G3 S3Polygonella myriophylla EESmall's jointweed G3 S3Polymnia laevigata ENTennessee leafcup G3 S1Ponthieva brittoniae ENBritton's shadow-witch G2G4 S1Potamogeton floridanus EURFlorida pondweed G1 S1Prescottia oligantha ENsmall prescott orchid G4G5 S1Primula meadia ENshootingstar G5 S1

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Plants and LichensProsthechea boothiana var. erythronioide ENdollar orchid G4?T4?Q S1Prosthechea cochleata EURclamshell orchid G4G5T2 S2Prosthechea pygmaea ENdwarf butterfly orchid G4G5 S1Prunus geniculata EEscrub plum G3 S3Prunus myrtifolia TNWest Indian cherry G4 S2Pseudophoenix sargentii ENFlorida cherry-palm G3G5 S1Psychotria ligustrifolia ENBahama wild coffee G4 S1Pteris bahamensis TNBahama brake G4 S3Pteroglossaspis ecristata TNgiant orchid G2G3 S2Pycnanthemum floridanum TNFlorida mountain-mint G3 S3Quercus arkansana TNArkansas oak G3 S3Rhexia parviflora EURsmall-flowered meadowbeauty G2 S2Rhexia salicifolia TURPanhandle meadowbeauty G2 S2Rhipsalis baccifera ENmistletoe cactus G4 S1Rhododendron alabamense ENAlabama rhododendron G4 S2Rhododendron austrinum ENFlorida flame azalea G3 S3Rhododendron chapmanii EEChapman's rhododendron G1 S1Rhynchosia swartzii ENSwartz's snoutbean G3 S1Rhynchospora crinipes EURhairy-peduncled beaksedge G2G3 S2Rhynchospora megaplumosa ENlarge-plumed beaksedge G2 S2Rhynchospora punctata NNdotted beaksedge G1? SHRhynchospora thornei NURThorne's beaksedge G3 S1S2Ribes echinellum ETMiccosukee gooseberry G1 S1Roystonea regia ENFlorida royal palm G2G3 S2Rudbeckia auriculata EUReared coneflower G2 S1Rudbeckia nitida ENSt. John's blackeyed susan G3 S2Rudbeckia triloba ENbrowneyed susan G5 S2Ruellia noctiflora ENnightflowering wild petunia G3? S2Ruellia pedunculata ssp. pinetorum NNpinewoods wild petunia G5T3T4 S1Sachsia polycephala TNBahama sachsia G2 S2Sacoila lanceolata var. paludicola NNFakahatchee ladies'-tresses G4T1 S1Salix eriocephala ENheart-leaved willow G5 S1Salix floridana EURFlorida willow G2 S2Salvia micrantha NNYucatan sage G5? SXSalvia urticifolia ENnettle-leaved sage G5 S1Sarracenia rubra ssp. gulfensis TURGulf Coast redflower pitcherplant G4T2Q S2Sarracenia rubra ssp. wherryi TURWherry's redflower pitcherplant G4T3 S3Schaefferia frutescens ENyellowwood G5 S2Schisandra glabra ENbay star-vine G3 S2Schizachyrium niveum ENscrub bluestem G1G2 S1S2Schizachyrium sericatum ENsilky bluestem G1 S1Schizaea pennula ENray fern G5 S1Schoenolirion croceum ENyellow sunnybell G4 S2Schwalbea americana EEchaffseed G2G3 S1Scutellaria floridana ETFlorida skullcap G2 S2Scutellaria havanensis ENHavana skullcap G3G4 S2Selaginella armata var. eatonii ENpygmy spike moss G2G3 S2Sideroxylon alachuense ENsilver buckthorn G1 S1Sideroxylon lycioides ENbuckthorn G5 S2Sideroxylon reclinatum ssp. austroflorid ETEverglades bully G4G5T1 S1Sideroxylon thornei EURThorne's buckthorn G3 S1Silene caroliniana ENwild pink G5 S1

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Plants and LichensSilene polypetala EEfringed campion G2 S1Silene virginica ENfire pink G5 S1Spigelia gentianoides EEgentian pinkroot G1 S1Spigelia loganioides ENpinkroot G2Q S2Spiranthes brevilabris ENsmall ladies'-tresses G1G2 S1Spiranthes floridana NNFlorida ladies'-tresses G1 S1Spiranthes torta ENsouthern ladies'-tresses G5 S1Stachydeoma graveolens ENmock pennyroyal G2G3 S2S3Stachys crenata ENshade betony G5 S1Stachys lythroides ENhyssopleaf hedgenettle G5T1Q S1Staphylea trifolia ENAmerican bladdernut G5 S1Stewartia malacodendron ENsilky camellia G4 S3Strumpfia maritima ENpride-of-big-pine G4 S1Stylisma abdita ENscrub stylisma G3 S3Stylosanthes calcicola ENpineland pencil flower G3G4 S2Swietenia mahagoni TNWest Indies mahogany G3G4 S3Symphoricarpos orbiculatus ENIndian currant G5 S1Symphyotrichum georgianum NNGeorgia aster G3 SUSymphyotrichum sericeum var. microphyllu ENwestern silver aster G4? S1Taxus floridana ENFlorida yew G2 S2Tectaria coriandrifolia NNHattie Bauer halberd fern G2G4 SXTectaria fimbriata ENleast halberd fern G4 S2Tectaria x amesiana NNAmes' halberd fern GNA SXTephrosia angustissima var. angustissima ENdevil's shoestring G1TX SXTephrosia angustissima var. ENrockland hoary-pea G1T1 S1Tephrosia angustissima var. curtissii ENcoastal hoary-pea G1T1 S1Tephrosia mohrii TNpineland hoary-pea G3 S3Thalictrum cooleyi EECooley's meadowrue G2 S1Thalictrum thalictroides ENrue-anemone G5 S1Thelypteris grandis ENstately maiden fern G4G5 S1Thelypteris patens ENgrid-scale maiden fern G5 S1Thelypteris reptans ENcreeping maiden fern G5 S2Thelypteris sclerophylla ENstiff-leaved maiden fern G4 S1Thelypteris serrata ENtoothed maiden fern G5 S1Thrinax radiata ENFlorida thatch palm G4G5 S2Tiedemannia filiformis ssp. ENgiant water cowbane G3 S3Tillandsia flexuosa TNbanded wild-pine G5 S3Tillandsia pruinosa ENfuzzy-wuzzy air-plant G4 S1Tolumnia bahamensis ENdancing-lady orchid G3 S1Torreya taxifolia EEFlorida torreya G1 S1Tragia saxicola TNpineland noseburn G2 S2Trema lamarckiana ENpain-in-the-back G5 S2Trichocentrum undulatum EURCape Sable dancing-lady orchid G4G5 S1Trichomanes holopterum ENentire-winged bristle fern G4 S1Trichomanes krausii ENKraus' bristle fern G5 S1Trichomanes petersii NNPeters' bristle fern G4G5 S1S2Trichomanes punctatum ssp. floridanum EEFlorida filmy fern G4G5T1 S1Trichostigma octandrum ENhoop vine G4G5 S1Trillium lancifolium ENnarrow-leaved trillium G3 S2Triphora amazonica ENbroad-leaved nodding-caps GU S1Triphora craigheadii ENCraighead's nodding-caps G1 S1Triphora rickettii NNRickett's nodding-caps G1 S1

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Plants and LichensTripsacum floridanum TNFlorida gamagrass G2 S2Tropidia polystachya ENyoung-palm orchid G3G5 S1Uvularia floridana ENFlorida merrybells G3 S1Vachellia tortuosa ENpoponax G4G5 S1Vallesia antillana ENpearl berry G4 S1Vanilla barbellata ENworm-vine orchid G4G5 S2Vanilla mexicana ENscentless vanilla G2G4 S1Vanilla phaeantha ENleafy vanilla G4 S1Veratrum woodii ENfalse hellebore G5 S2Verbesina heterophylla ENvariable-leaf crownbeard G2 S2Vicia ocalensis EUROcala vetch G1 S1Viola tripartita ENthreepart violet G5 S1Voyria parasitica ENparasitic ghostplant G4 S2Warea amplexifolia EEclasping warea G1 S1Warea carteri EECarter's warea G3 S3Woodsia obtusa NNblunt-lobed cliff fern G5 S1Xanthorhiza simplicissima ENyellow-root G5 S1Xylosma buxifolia ENmucha-gente G5 S1Xyris isoetifolia ENquillwort yellow-eyed grass G1 S1Xyris longisepala EURkarst pond xyris G2G3 S2S3Xyris louisianica NNLouisiana yellow-eyed grass G3 S1Xyris panacea ENSt. Marks yellow-eyed grass G1 S1Xyris scabrifolia TNHarper's yellow-eyed grass G3 S3Zanthoxylum americanum ENnorthern prickly ash G5 S1Zanthoxylum coriaceum ENBiscayne prickly ash G4? S1Zanthoxylum flavum ENsatinwood G4? S1Zephyranthes simpsonii TNredmargin zephyrlily G2G3 S2S3Ziziphus celata EEscrub ziziphus G1 S1

SpongesDosilia palmeri NNOklawaha Sponge G1G3 S1S3Ephydatia subtilis NNKissimmee Sponge GH SH

Corals and AlliesAcropora cervicornis FTTStaghorn Coral G1G2 S1S2Acropora palmata FTTElkhorn Coral G1G2 S1Acropora prolifera NNFused Staghorn Coral G2G3 S1Agaricia lamarcki NNLamarck's Sheet Coral G3 S1S2Dendrogyra cylindrus STTPillar Coral G3 S1Dichocoenia stokesi NNElliptical Star Coral G3? S1S2Mussa angulosa NNLarge Flower Coral G3G4 S2S3Mycetophyllia ferox NTRough Cactus Coral G3 S1S2Oculina robusta NNRobust Ivory Tree Coral G1G2 S1S2Oculina varicosa NSCFused Ivory Tree Coral G3 S2Orbicella annularis FTTBoulder Star Coral G2 S1S2Orbicella faveolata FTTMountainous Star Coral G2 S1S2Orbicella franksi FTTBoulder Star Coral G3 S1S2

Clams and MusselsAlasmidonta triangulata NURSouthern Elktoe G1 S1Alasmidonta wrightiana NNOchlockonee Arc-mussel GH SHAmblema neislerii FEEFat Threeridge G1 S1

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Clams and MusselsAmblema plicata NNThreeridge G5 S1Anodonta hartfieldorum NNCypress Floater G4 S1Anodonta heardi NRTApalachicola Floater G2 S1S2Anodontoides radiatus NURRayed Creekshell G3 S2Elliptio arctata NURDelicate Spike G2G3Q S2Elliptio chipolaensis FTTChipola Slabshell G1 S1Elliptio fraterna NNBrother Spike G1G2 S1Elliptio mcmichaeli NNFluted Elephant-ear G2G3 S1S2Elliptio monroensis NURSt. Johns Elephantear G2G3 S2S3Elliptio purpurella NURInflated Spike G2 S2Elliptoideus sloatianus FTTPurple Bankclimber G2 S1S2Fusconaia apalachicola NNApalachicola Ebonyshell GX SXFusconaia burkei FTTTapered Pigtoe G2G3 S2Fusconaia escambia FTTNarrow Pigtoe G2 S1S2Glebula rotundata NNRound Pearlshell G4G5 S2S3Hamiota australis FTTSouthern Sandshell G2G3 S1Hamiota subangulata FEEShiny-rayed Pocketbook G2 S1S2Lampsilis ornata NNSouthern Pocketbook G5 S1Medionidus acutissimus FTTAlabama Moccasinshell G2 SHMedionidus penicillatus FEEGulf Moccasinshell G2 S1Medionidus simpsonianus FEEOchlockonee Moccasinshell G1 S1Medionidus walkeri FTTSuwannee Moccasinshell G1 S1Megalonaias nervosa NNWashboard G5 S3Panopea bitruncata NNAtlantic Geoduck G3G4 S2S3Plectomerus dombeyanus NNBankclimber G5 SHPleurobema pyriforme FEEOval Pigtoe G2 S1S2Pleurobema strodeanum FTTFuzzy Pigtoe G2G3 S2Ptychobranchus jonesi FEESouthern Kidneyshell G1 S1Quadrula infucata NNSculptured Pigtoe G3 S2S3Quadrula kleiniana NNFlorida Mapleleaf G2G3 S2Reginaia rotulata FEERound Ebonyshell G1 S1Toxolasma sp. 1 NNGulf Lilliput G2 S2Utterbackia peggyae NNFlorida Floater G3 S3Utterbackia peninsularis NNPeninsular Floater G2G3 S2S3Villosa amygdala NNFlorida Rainbow G3 S3Villosa choctawensis FEEChoctaw Bean G2G3 S1S2

Snails and AlliesAmnicola rhombostoma NNSquaremouth Amnicola Snail GH SHAphaostracon asthenes NURBlue Spring Hydrobe Snail G1 S1Aphaostracon chalarogyrus NURFreemouth Hydrobe Snail G1 S1Aphaostracon monas NURWekiwa Hydrobe Snail G1 S1Aphaostracon pycnus NURDense Hydrobe Snail G1 S1Aphaostracon theiocrenetum NURClifton Springs Hydrobe Snail G1 S1Aphaostracon xynoelictum NNFenney Springs Hydrobe Snail G1 S1Bothriopupa variolosa NNPitted Birddrop G1G2 S1Chondropoma dentatum NNCrenulate Horn G2G3 S2?Cochlodinella poeyana NNTruncate Urocoptid G1G2 S1S2Dasyscias franzi NNShaggy Ghostsnail G1 S1Dryachloa dauca NNCarrot Glass Snail G2 S1?Drymaeus multilineatus latizonatus NNWide-banded Forest Snail G5T1 S1Elimia albanyensis NNBlack-crested Elimia Snail G3Q S1

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Snails and AlliesElimia clenchi NNClench's Goniobasis G3Q S1Floridobia alexander NNAlexander Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia fraterna NNCreek Siltsnail G2 S2Floridobia helicogyra NNCrystal Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia leptospira NNFlatwood Siltsnail G1G2 S1S2Floridobia mica NNIchetucknee Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia monroensis NUREnterprise Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia parva NURPygmy Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia petrifons NNRock Springs Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia ponderosa NURPonderous Spring Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia porterae NNGreen Cove Springsnail G1 S1Floridobia vanhyningi NNSeminole Spring Siltsnail G1 S1Floridobia wekiwae NURWekiwa Siltsnail G1 S1Hojeda inaguensis NNKeys Mudcloak G1 S1?Liguus fasciatus matecumbensis NNFlorida Tree Snail G3T2 S1S2Liguus fasciatus septentrionalis NNFlorida Tree Snail G3TU SHLiguus fasciatus solidus NNFlorida Tree Snail G3TX SXOrthalicus floridensis NNBanded Tree Snail G3 S3Orthalicus reses nesodryas NNFlorida Keys Tree Snail G2T2 S2Orthalicus reses reses FTTStock Island Tree Snail G2T1 S1Praticolella bakeri NNRidge Scrubsnail G2G3 S2S3Somatogyrus walkerianus NNGulf Coast Pebble Snail G2G3 S1S2Sterkia eyriesii NNCaribbean Birddrop G3G5 S1S2Vertigo hebardi NNKeys Vertigo G1 S1

Scorpions and AlliesParaphrynus raptator NNDusky-handed Tailless Whip Scorpion GNR S1

SpidersArctosa sanctaerosae NNSanta Rosa Wolf Spider G1G2 S1Centromerus latidens NNA Sheetweaver Spider G5 S1S3Cesonia irvingi NNKeys Gnaphosid Spider GNR S1Chinattus parvulus NNLittle Mountain Jumping Spider G5 S1Cyclocosmia torreya NNTorreya Trap-door Spider GNR S2Eustala eleuthera NNEleuthera Orb Weaver GNR S1Geolycosa escambiensis NNEscambia Wolf Spider G2G3 S2Geolycosa xera NNMcCrone's Burrowing Wolf Spider G2G3 S2S3Hogna ericeticola NNRosemary Wolf Spider G1 S1Islandiana sp. 2 NNMarianna Cave Sheetweb Weaver Spider G1 S1Latrodectus bishopi NNRed Widow Spider G2G3 S2S3Myrmekiaphila torreya NNA Trapdoor Spider G2G3 S2Phidippus workmani NNWorkman's Jumping Spider G2G3 S2S3Sosippus placidus NNLake Placid Funnel Wolf Spider G1G2 S1S2Sphodros rufipes NNRed-legged Purse-web Spider G4 S3

Fairy ShrimpsDexteria floridana NNFlorida Fairy Shrimp GH SH

AmphipodsCrangonyx grandimanus NURFlorida Cave Amphipod G2G3 S2S3Crangonyx hobbsi NURHobbs' Cave Amphipod G2G3 S2S3Stygobromus floridanus NNAn Aquatic Cave Amphipod G1 S1

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IsopodsCaecidotea hobbsi NNFlorida Cave Isopod G2G3 S2Caecidotea putea NNApalachicolan Cave Isopod G1G2 S1Caecidotea sp. 7 NNRock Springs Cave Isopod G1 S1Mexistenasellus floridensis NNMarianna Cave Isopod G1 S1Remasellus parvus NNSwimming Little Florida Cave Isopod G1G2 S1S2

Crabs, Crayfishes, and ShrimpsCambarellus blacki NURCypress Crayfish G1 S1Cambarellus schmitti NNFontal Dwarf Crayfish G2G3 S2S3Cambarellus shufeldtii NNCajun Dwarf Crayfish G5 S1Cambarus cryptodytes NURDougherty Plain Cave Crayfish G2 S2Cambarus miltus NNRusty Grave Digger G3 S3Cambarus pyronotus NNFireback Crayfish G2 S2Cardisoma guanhumi NNBlue Land Crab G5 S3S4Fallicambarus byersi NNLavender Burrowing Crayfish G4 S2Goniopsis cruentata NNMangrove Crab G5 S3S4Palaemonetes cummingi FTTSquirrel Chimney Cave Shrimp GH SHProcambarus acherontis NUROrlando Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus apalachicolae NURCoastal Flatwoods Crayfish G2 S2Procambarus attiguus NURSilver Glen Springs Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus capillatus NNCapillaceous Crayfish G2 S1Procambarus delicatus NURBig-cheeked Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus econfinae SSCURPanama City Crayfish G1G2 S1S2Procambarus erythrops STURSanta Fe Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus escambiensis NNEscambia Crayfish G2 S2Procambarus franzi NUROrange Lake Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus horsti NURBig Blue Spring Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus latipleurum NNWingtail Crayfish G2 S2Procambarus leitheuseri NURCoastal Lowland Cave Crayfish G1G2 S1S2Procambarus lucifugus NURLight-fleeing Cave Crayfish G2G3 S2S3Procambarus milleri NURMiami Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus morrisi NURPutnam County Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus orcinus NURWoodville Karst Cave Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus pallidus NURPallid Cave Crayfish G2G3 S2S3Procambarus pictus STURBlack Creek Crayfish G2 S2Procambarus rathbunae NNCombclaw Crayfish G1 S1Procambarus rogersi expletus NNPerfect Crayfish G3T1 S1Procambarus youngi NNFlorida Longbeak Crayfish G1G2 S1S2Troglocambarus maclanei NURNorth Florida Spider Cave Crayfish G2 S2Troglocambarus sp. 1 NNOrlando Spider Cave Crayfish G1 S1

MillipedesFloridobolus penneri NNFlorida Scrub Millipede G1G2 S1S2

SpringtailsPseudosinella pecki NNPeck's Cave Springtail G2G3 S1Sminthurus floridanus NNFlorida Sminthurus Springtail G1 S1

MayfliesAsioplax dolani NNA Mayfly G4 S1S2Attenella attenuata NNHirsute Mayfly G5 S1S2

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MayfliesBaetisca becki NNA Mayfly G2G3 S2Baetisca escambiensis NNA Mayfly G2G3 S1Baetisca gibbera NNA Mayfly G5 S1S2Baetisca rogersi NNA Mayfly G4 S3Brachycercus berneri NNA Mayfly G4 S3Caenis eglinensis NNEglin Caenis Mayfly G1 S1Caenis hilaris NNA Mayfly G5 S1?Centroptilum triangulifer NNA Mayfly G5 S2Cercobrachys etowah NNA Mayfly G4 S1S2Dannella simplex NNA Mayfly G5 S2Diphetor hageni NNHagen's Small Minnow Mayfly G5 S1S2Dolania americana NNAmerican Sand-burrowing Mayfly G4 S2Ephemerella excrucians NNLittle Graywinged Red Quill Mayfly G5 S1S2Ephoron leukon NNWhite Mayfly G5 S1?Habrophlebia vibrans NNA Mayfly G5 S2S3Heptagenia flavescens NNA Mayfly G5 S1S2Hexagenia bilineata NNA Mayfly G5 S2Hexagenia orlando NNA Mayfly G3Q S3Homoeoneuria dolani NNBlue Sand-river Mayfly G3G4 S1S2Isonychia berneri NNA Mayfly G2G3 S1Isonychia georgiae NNA Mayfly G4 S1?Isonychia sicca NNA Mayfly G5 S2S3Macdunnoa brunnea NNA Mayfly G3G4 S1S2Neoephemera compressa NNA Mayfly G1G3 S2S3Procloeon rubropictum NNA Mayfly G5 S3Pseudiron centralis NNWhite Sand-river Mayfly G5 S2S3Pseudocentroptiloides usa NNA Mayfly G4 S2S3Siphloplecton brunneum NNA Mayfly G1G2 S1S2Siphloplecton fuscum NNA Mayfly G1 S1Siphloplecton simile NNA Mayfly G1G2Q S1S2Siphloplecton speciosum NNA Mayfly G4 S2S3Sparbarus miccosukee NNMiccosukee Mayfly G1G2 S1S2Sparbarus nasutus NNA Mayfly G3G4 S1Stenacron floridense NNA Mayfly G3G4 S3S4Teloganopsis deficiens NNA Mayfly G5 S3Tortopus puella NNA Mayfly G5 S2S3

Dragonflies and DamselfliesAnax amazili NNAmazon Darner G5 S1S2Chrysobasis lucifer NNTail-light Damsel G4G5 S1Cordulegaster obliqua fasciata NNBanded Spiketail G4T3Q S3Cordulegaster sayi NRTSay's Spiketail G3 S3Didymops floridensis NNMaidencane Cruiser G4 S4Dromogomphus armatus NNSoutheastern Spinyleg G4 S3Epitheca spinosa NNRobust Tongtail G4 S2Erpetogomphus designatus NNEastern Ringtail G5 S1Gomphaeschna antilope NNTaper-tailed Darner G4 S4Gomphus geminatus NNTwin-striped Clubtail G3G4 S3Gomphus hodgesi NNHodges' Clubtail G3 S3Gomphus hybridus NNCocoa Clubtail G4 S1Gomphus modestus NNGulf Coast Clubtail G3G4 S1Gomphus vastus NNCobra Clubtail G5 S1

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Dragonflies and DamselfliesGomphus westfalli NURWestfall's Clubtail G1G2 S1S2Helocordulia selysii NNSelys' Sunfly G4 S4Hetaerina americana NNAmerican Rubyspot G5 S2Lestes inaequalis NNElegant Spreadwing G5 S2Lestes spumarius NNAntillean Spreadwing G4 S1Lestes tenuatus NNBlue-striped Spreadwing G5 S1Libellula jesseana NURPurple Skimmer G1 S1Macromia alleghaniensis NNAllegheny River Cruiser G4 S1Nannothemis bella NNElfin Skimmer G4 S1S2Nehalennia minuta NNTropical Sprite G3 S1Nehalennia pallidula NNEverglades Sprite G3 S3Neurocordulia clara NNApalachicola Shadowfly G1G3Q S1Neurocordulia molesta NNSmoky Shadowfly G4 S1Neurocordulia obsoleta NNUmber Shadowfly G5 S2Ophiogomphus australis NURSouthern Snaketail G1G2 S1Progomphus alachuensis NNTawny Sanddragon G3 S3Progomphus bellei NNBelle's Sanddragon G3 S3Somatochlora calverti NURCalvert's Emerald G3 S3Somatochlora georgiana NNCoppery Emerald G3G4 S2Somatochlora provocans NNTreetop Emerald G4 S3Stylurus laurae NNLaura's Clubtail G4 S3Stylurus potulentus NURYellow-sided Clubtail G2 S2Stylurus townesi NNBronze Clubtail G3 S1Tachopteryx thoreyi NNGray Petaltail G4 S3

Grasshoppers and AlliesBelocephalus micanopy NNBig Pine Key Conehead Katydid G1 S1Belocephalus sleighti NNKeys Short-winged Conehead Katydid G1G2 S1S2Cycloptilum irregularis NNKeys Scaly Cricket G1G2 S1S2Gryllus cayensis NNSouth Florida Taciturn Wood Cricket G1 S1Gymnoscirtetes morsei NNMorse's Wingless Grasshopper G2G3 S1S2Melanoplus adelogyrus NNVolusia Grasshopper G1G2 S1S2Melanoplus apalachicolae NNApalachicola Grasshopper G1 S1Melanoplus forcipatus NNBroad Cercus Scrub Grasshopper G2 S2Melanoplus gurneyi NNGurney's Spurthroat Grasshopper G1G2 S1S2Melanoplus indicifer NNEast Coast Scrub Grasshopper G1 S1Melanoplus nanciae NNOcala Claw-Cercus Grasshopper G1? S1?Melanoplus ordwayae NNOrdway Melanoplus Grasshopper G1G2 S1S2Melanoplus pygmaeus NNPygmy Sandhill Grasshopper G1G3 S1S3Melanoplus querneus NNLarger Sandhill Grasshopper G2G3 S2S3Melanoplus scapularis NNLesser Fork-Tailed Grasshopper G2G4 S2S4Melanoplus tequestae NNTequesta Grasshopper G2G3 S2S3Melanoplus withlacoocheensis NNWithlacoochee Melanoplus Grasshopper G1G3 S1S3Schistocerca ceratiola NNRosemary Grasshopper G2G3 S2S3Tettigidea empedonepia NNTorreya Pygmy Grasshopper G1 S1Typhloceuthophilus floridanus NNBlind Pocket Gopher Cave Cricket G2 S2

StonefliesAcroneuria evoluta NNA Stonefly G5 S1S2Allocapnia starki NNMississippi Snowfly G4 S1Amphinemura nigritta NNA Stonefly G5 S2Eccoptura xanthenes NNA Stonefly G5 S2

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StonefliesHelopicus subvarians NNA Stonefly G5 S1S2Hydroperla phormidia NNA Stonefly G3 S2Isogenoides varians NNRock Island Springfly Stonefly G3G4 S1Leuctra cottaquilla NNA Stonefly G2 S2Leuctra ferruginea NNA Stonefly G5 S1S2Leuctra triloba NNA Stonefly G5 S1Perlinella zwicki NNA Stonefly G4 S1S2Taeniopteryx burksi NNEastern Willowfly G5 S1S2Tallaperla cornelia NNSoutheastern Roachfly G4 S1

True Bugs and AlliesKeltonia robusta NNConradina Mirid Bug G2 S2Keltonia rubrofemorata NNScrub Wireweed Mirid Bug G2 S2Telamona archboldi NNArchbold's Treehopper G1 S1

BeetlesAethecerinus hornii NNHorn's Aethecerinus Long-Horned Beetle G2 S2Aneflomorpha delongi NNDelong's Aneflomorpha Long-Horned Beetle G2 S1S2Anomala exigua NNPygmy Anomala Scarab Beetle G1 S1Anomala eximia NNArchbold Anomala Scarab Beetle G2 S2Anomala flavipennis okaloosensis NNPanhandle Dune Anomala Scarab Beetle G2?T1 S1Anomala robinsoni NNRobinson's Anomala Scarab Beetle G1? S1?Aphodius aegrotus NNSmall Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G3G4 S3?Aphodius baileyi NNBailey's Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G2G3 S2Aphodius bakeri NNBaker's Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G2G3 S2Aphodius dyspistus NNSurprising Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G3G4 S3?Aphodius gambrinus NNAmber Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G2 S1S2Aphodius hubbelli NNHubbell's Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle GNR S3?Aphodius laevigatus NNLarge Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G3G4 S3?Aphodius pholetus NNRare Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G1G2 S1Aphodius platypleurus NNBroad-Sided Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G2G3 S2Aphodius tanytarsus NNLong-Clawed Pocket Gopher Aphodius Beetle G2G3 S2S3Aphodius troglodytes NNGopher Tortoise Aphodius Beetle G2G3 S2Aphotaenius carolinus NNCarolina Forest Scarab G3G5 S1?Ataenius brevicollis NNAn Ataenius Beetle G3G5 S1S2Ataenius peregrinator NNAn Ataenius Beetle G5 S1?Ataenius scabrelloides NNAn Ataenius Beetle G5 S1?Ataenius scabrellus NNAn Ataenius Beetle G5 S1Ataenius wenzelii NNAn Ataenius Beetle G3G5 S2S3Bolbocerosoma hamatum NNBicolored Burrowing Scarab Beetle G3G4 S3Branchus floridanus NNSouth Florida Beach Darkling Beetle G1G2 S1S2Ceratocanthus aeneus NNShining Ball Scarab Beetle G2G3 S2Chelyoxenus xerobatis NNGopher Tortoise Hister Beetle G2G3 S2Cicindela blanda NNSandbar Tiger Beetle G3G4 S2S3Cicindela highlandensis NRTHighlands Tiger Beetle G2G3 S2S3Cicindela hirticollis NNHairy-necked Tiger Beetle G5 S1Cicindela nigrior NNAutumn Tiger Beetle G2G3 S1S2Cicindela olivacea NNOlive Tiger Beetle G3 S1Cicindela rufiventris rufiventris NNEastern Red-bellied Tiger Beetle G5T5 S1S2Cicindela scabrosa NNScrub Tiger Beetle G3 S3Cicindela severa NNSaltmarsh Tiger Beetle G4 S2S3Cicindela striga NNElusive Tiger Beetle G3G4 S2S3

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BeetlesCicindela togata togata NNWhite-cloaked Tiger Beetle G5T5 S1S2Cicindela wapleri NNWhite-sand Tiger Beetle G3G4 S2Cicindelidia floridana FEEMiami Tiger Beetle G1 S1Coccinella novemnotata NNNine-spotted Lady Beetle G2 SHColaspis sp. 1 NNScrub Oak Colaspis G1 S1Copris gopheri NNGopher Tortoise Copris Beetle G2 S2Copris howdeni NNHowden's Copris Beetle G3? S1S2Cotinis aliena NNKeys Green June Beetle G1 S1Cremastocheilus squamulosus NNScaly Anteater Scarab Beetle G2G3 S1S2Cyclocephala miamiensis NNMiami Chafer Beetle G1? S1?Desmopachria cenchramis NNFig Seed Diving Beetle G2? S1S2Diplotaxis rufa NNRed Diplotaxis Beetle G2G3 S2S3Eburia stroheckeri NNStrohecker's Ivory-Spotted Long-Horned Beetle G1G2 S1S2Enaphalodes archboldi NNArchbold Scrub Oak Long-horned Beetle G1G2 S1S2Eucanthus alutaceus NNMat Red Globe Scarab Beetle G2G3 S1S2Euphoria discicollis NNPocket Gopher Flower Beetle G2 S1S2Geomysaprinus floridae NNEqual-clawed Gopher Tortoise Hister Beetle G1G2 S1S2Geopsammodius fuscus NNDark Tiny Sand-loving Scarab G1 S1Geopsammodius hydropicus NNAtlantic Dune Tiny Sand-loving Scarab G2G3 S1S2Geopsammodius morrisi NNMorris' Tiny Sand-loving Scarab G1 S1Geopsammodius relictillus NNRelictual Tiny Sand-loving Scarab G2G3 S2S3Geopsammodius subpedalis NNUnderfoot Tiny Sand-loving Scarab G2G3 S2Geopsammodius withlacoochee NNWithlacoochee Tiny Sand-loving Scarab G1 S1Gronocarus autumnalis NNLobed Spiny Burrowing Beetle G2G3 S2Gronocarus inornatus NNLobeless Spiny Burrowing Beetle G1G2 S1S2Haroldiataenius saramari NNSand Pine Scrub Ataenius Beetle G3G4 S3S4Heterachthes sablensis NNMangrove Long-Horned Beetle G4G5 S1Hypotrichia spissipes NNFlorida Hypotrichia Scarab Beetle G3G4 S3S4Ischyrus dunedinensis NNThree Spotted Pleasing Fungus Beetle G2G3 S2S3Leiopsammodius deyrupi NNScrub Little Mole Scarab G1G2 S1S2Linsleyonides albomaculatus NNTropical White-Spotted Long-Horned Beetle G2G4 S1Liopinus sp. 1 NNScrub Hickory Longhorn Beetle G1 S1Micronaspis floridana NNFlorida Intertidal Firefly G1G3 S1S3Mycotrupes cartwrighti NNCartwright's Mycotrupes Beetle G3 S2Mycotrupes gaigei NNNorth Peninsular Mycotrupes Beetle G2G3 S2S3Mycotrupes pedester NNSouthwest Florida Mycotrupes Beetle G1G2 S1S2Mycterus marmoratus NNMarbled Mycterus Beetle G1 S1Nicrophorus americanus FENAmerican Burying Beetle G2G3 SHOdontotaenius floridanus NNArchbold Bess Beetle G1G2 S1S2Onthophagus aciculatulus NNSandyland Onthophagus Beetle G2 S2Onthophagus polyphemi polyphemi NNPunctate Gopher Tortoise Onthophagus Beetle G2G3T2T3 S2Onthophagus polyphemi sparsisetosus NNSmooth Gopher Tortoise Onthophagus Beetle G2G3T2 S1S2Onychomira floridensis NNA Comb-Clawed Beetle G1 S1Peltotrupes profundus NNFlorida Deepdigger Scarab Beetle G3 S3Peltotrupes youngi NNOcala Deepdigger Scarab Beetle G1G2 S1S2Phanaeus triangularis NNFloodplain Phanaeus Scarab Beetle G5 S1S2Philonthus gopheri NNGopher Tortoise Rove Beetle G1 S1Philonthus testudo NNWestern Gopher Tortoise Rove Beetle G2 S1Photuris brunnipennis floridana NNEverglades Brownwing Firefly GNRT1T3 S1S3Phyllophaga clemens NNClemens' June Beetle G2 S1Phyllophaga elizoria NNElizoria June Beetle G2 S2Phyllophaga elongata NNElongate June Beetle G3 S3

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BeetlesPhyllophaga okeechobea NNDiurnal Scrub June Beetle G2 S2Phyllophaga ovalis NNOval June Beetle G1G2 S1S2Phyllophaga panorpa NNSouthern Lake Wales Ridge June Beetle G1 S1Phyllophaga skelleyi NNSkelley's June Beetle G2 S2Phyllophaga yemasseei NNYemassee June Beetle G1G2 S1Phyllophaga youngi NNYoung's June Beetle G2G4 S1?Pleotomodes needhami NNAnt-loving Scrub Firefly G1G2 S1S2Plesioclytus relictus NNFlorida Relictual Long-horned Beetle G1 S1Polyphylla gracilis NNSlender Polyphyllan Scarab Beetle G2G3 S2Polyphylla pubescens NNEglin Uplands Scarab Beetle G1G2 S1S2Polyphylla starkae NNAuburndale Scrub Scarab Beetle G1 S1Polyphylla woodruffi NNWoodruff's Polyphyllan Scarab Beetle G1 S1Ptomaphagus geomysi NNElongate Pocket Gopher Ptomaphagus Beetle G2G3 S2Ptomaphagus schwarzi NNSchwarz' Pocket Gopher Ptomaphagus Beetle G3 S3Romulus globosus NNRound-Necked Romulus Long-Horned Beetle G1G2 S1S2Rutela formosa NNHandsome Flower Scarab Beetle G3G4 S1S2Selonodon archboldi NNArchbold Cebrionid Beetle G1G2 S1S2Selonodon ferrugineus NNRusty Cebrionid Beetle G2 S1S2Selonodon floridensis NNFlorida Cebrionid Beetle G2G4 S2S4Selonodon mandibularis NNLarge-Jawed Cebrionid Beetle G2G4 S2S4Selonodon santarosae NNSanta Rosa Cebrionid Beetle G1 S1Selonodon similis NNSimilar Cebrionid Beetle G1 S1Selonodon simplex NNSimple Cebrionid Beetle G1 S1Serica delicata NNDelicate Silky June Beetle G2 S2Serica frosti NNFrost's Silky June Beetle G1G2 S1S2Serica pusilla NNPygmy Silky June Beetle G2G3 S2S3Serica rhypha NNCrooked Silky June Beetle G1G2 S1S2Serica tantula NNLittle Silky June Beetle G1? S1?Spanglerogyrus albiventris NNRed Hills Unique Whirligig Beetle G1G3 SHStenodontes chevrolati NNChevrolat's Tropical Long-Horned Beetle G3G5 S1S2Stizocera floridana NNFlorida Privet Long-Horned Beetle G1 S1Tetracha floridana NNFlorida Big-headed Tiger Beetle G2G3 S2S3Trigonopeltastes floridana NNScrub Palmetto Flower Scarab Beetle G2G3 S2S3Triplax alachuae NNAlachua Pleasing Fungus Beetle G2G4 S2S4Triplax frontalis NNBlack-Headed Pleasing Fungus Beetle G4G5 S1S2Tritoma sanguinipennis NNRed-Winged Pleasing Fungus Beetle G4G5 S1S2Trox howelli NNCaracara Commensal Scarab Beetle GU S1Typocerus fulvocinctus NNYellow-banded Typocerus Long-horned Beetle G2G3 S2S3

ScorpionfliesMerope tuber NNEarwig Scorpionfly G3G5 S1S2Panorpa floridana NNFlorida Scorpionfly G1 S1Panorpa rufa NNRed Scorpionfly G2G3 S2

CaddisfliesAgarodes libalis NNSpring-loving Psiloneuran Caddisfly G3 S3Agarodes logani NURLogan's Agarodes Caddisfly G1 S1Agarodes ziczac NNZigzag Blackwater River Caddisfly G2 S2Agrypnia vestita NNUnbanded Agrypnia Caddisfly G5 S1Ceraclea floridana NNFlorida Ceraclean Caddisfly GH SHCeraclea limnetes NNSandhill Lake Caddisfly G1 S1Cernotina truncona NNFlorida Cernotinan Caddisfly G4 S3

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CaddisfliesCheumatopsyche gordonae NNGordon's Little Sister Sedge Caddisfly G1G2 S1S2Cheumatopsyche petersi NNPeters' Cheumatopsyche Caddisfly G3 S2Chimarra falculata NNLittle Sickle Chimarra Caddisfly G3G4 S1Chimarra florida NNFloridian Finger-net Caddisfly G4 S3S4Heteroplectron americanum NNA Caddisfly G5 S2Hydroptila alabama NNA Caddisfly G4 S2Hydroptila apalachicola NNApalachicola Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila berneri NNBerner's Microcaddisfly G4G5 S3Hydroptila bribriae NNKriebel's Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila eglinensis NNSaberlike Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila hamiltoni NNHamilton's Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila molsonae NNMolson's Microcaddisfly G2G3 S2Hydroptila okaloosa NNRogue Creek Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila sarahae NNSarah's Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila sykorai NURSykora's Hydroptila Caddisfly G1 S1Hydroptila wakulla NNWakulla Springs Vari-colored Microcaddisfly G2 S2Lepidostoma morsei NURMorse's Little Plain Brown Sedge G2G3 S1Nectopsyche tavara NNTavares White Miller Caddisfly G3 S3Neotrichia rasmusseni NNRasmussen's Neotrichia Caddisfly G1G2 S1S2Nyctiophylax morsei NNMorse's Dinky Light Summer Sedge G2 S2Ochrotrichia apalachicola NNApalachicola Ochrotrichian Caddisfly G1 S1Ochrotrichia okaloosa NNOkaloosa Somber Microcaddisfly G1 S1Ochrotrichia provosti NNProvost's Somber Caddisfly GH SHOecetis daytona NNDaytona Long-horned Caddisfly G3 S2S3Oecetis morsei NNMorse's Long-horn Sedge G3 S1Oecetis parva NURLittle Oecetis Longhorned Caddisfly G2 S2Oecetis porteri NNPorter's Long-horn Caddisfly G3G4 S2S3Oecetis pratelia NNLittle Meadow Long-horned Caddisfly GHQ SHOrthotrichia curta NNShort Orthotrichian Microcaddisfly G4 S2S3Orthotrichia dentata NNDentate Orthotrichian Microcaddisfly G2G3 S1S2Orthotrichia instabilis NNChangeable Orthotrichian Microcaddisfly G3 S1Oxyethira chrysocara NNGold Head Branch Caddisfly G1 S1Oxyethira elerobi NNElerob's Microcaddisfly G3G4 S2S3Oxyethira florida NNFlorida Cream and Brown Microcaddisfly G1G2 S1S2Oxyethira kelleyi NNKelly's Cream and Brown Mottled Microcaddisfly G1G2 S1S2Oxyethira kingi NNKing's Cream and Brown Mottled Microcaddisfly GH SHOxyethira novasota NNNovasota Oxyethiran Microcaddisfly G4G5 S2Oxyethira pescadori NNPescador's Bottle-Cased Caddisfly G3G4 S3Oxyethira setosa NURSetose Cream and Brown Mottled Microcaddisfly G2G3 S1S2Polycentropus floridensis NNFlorida Brown Checkered Summer Sedge G2 S1Psilotreta frontalis NNA Caddisfly G5 S1S2Setodes chipolanus NNChipola River Caddisfly G1G2 S1S2Triaenodes florida NNFloridian Triaenode Caddisfly G2 S2Triaenodes furcellus NNLittle-fork Triaenode Caddisfly G3 S3

Butterflies and MothsAchalarus lyciades NNHoary Edge G5 S2Acrolophus pholeter NNGopher Tortoise Acrolophus Moth G1 S1Amblyscirtes aesculapius NNLace-winged Roadside Skipper G3G4 S3S4Amblyscirtes alternata NNDusky Roadside-Skipper G2G3 S2Amblyscirtes hegon NNPepper and Salt Skipper G5 S1Amblyscirtes reversa NNReversed Roadside-Skipper G3G4 S1

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Butterflies and MothsAmblyscirtes vialis NNCommon Roadside-Skipper G4 S1Anaea troglodyta floridalis FEEFlorida Leafwing G4?T1 S1Anthanassa frisia NNCuban Crescent G5 S1Anthanassa texana seminole NNSeminole Crescent G5T3T4 S2S3Anthocharis midea NNFalcate Orangetip G4G5 SHAphrissa neleis NNPink-spot Sulphur GU S2Aphrissa statira NNStatira G5 S2S3Appias drusilla NNFlorida White G4G5 S1Atrytone arogos arogos NNArogos Skipper G3T1T2 S1Atrytonopsis loammi NNLoammi Skipper G1 S1Autochton cellus NNGolden-banded Skipper G4 S1Callophrys augustinus NNBrown Elfin G5 S1Callophrys gryneus sweadneri NNFlorida Olive Hairstreak G5T2 S2Callophrys hesseli NNHessel's Hairstreak G3G4 S2Callophrys irus NNFrosted Elfin G3 S1Callophrys niphon NNEastern Pine Elfin G5 S2Catocala grisatra NNGrisatra Underwing Moth G1G3 S1Celastrina ladon NNSpring Azure G4G5 S2?Ceratophaga vicinella NNGopher Tortoise Shell Moth G1G3 S1S2Chlorostrymon maesites NNAmethyst Hairstreak G4 S1Chlorostrymon simaethis NNSilver-banded Hairstreak G5 S1Chlosyne nycteis NNSilvery Checkerspot G5 S1Cupido comyntas NNEastern Tailed Blue G5 S2Cyclargus ammon FT(S/A)SATNickerbean Blue G4G5 S1Cyclargus thomasi bethunebakeri FEEMiami Blue G3G4T1 S1Enodia creola NNCreole Pearly Eye G3G4 S1Enodia portlandia floralae NNFlorida Pearly Eye G4TU SUEpargyreus zestos NNZestos Skipper G4 SXEphyriades brunnea floridensis NNFlorida Duskywing G5T2 S2Erynnis baptisiae NNWild Indigo Duskywing G5 S2S3Erynnis martialis NNMottled Duskywing G3 S1Eumaeus atala NNAtala G4 S2Eunica monima NNDingy Purplewing G5 S1Eunica tatila tatilista NNFlorida Purplewing G5T4T5 S1Euphyes berryi NNBerry's Skipper G2 S2Euphyes dion NNDion Skipper G4 S2S3Euphyes dukesi calhouni NURCalhoun's Skipper G3T1 S1Euphyes pilatka klotsi NURKlots' Skipper G3G4T1 S1Hesperia attalus slossonae NNSeminole Skipper G3G4T3 S3Hesperia meskei pinocayo NNRockland Grass Skipper G3G4T1 S1Hesperia meskei straton NNEastern Meske's Skipper G3G4T3 S2S3Idia gopheri NNGopher Tortoise Noctuid Moth G2G3 S2S3Junonia genoveva NNTropical Buckeye G5 S1Kricogonia lyside NNLyside Sulphur G5 S1Megathymus cofaqui cofaqui NNCofaqui Giant-Skipper G3G4T3 S2S4Ministrymon azia NNGray Ministreak G5 S1Nastra neamathla NNNeamathla Skipper G5 S2S3Neonympha helicta dadeensis NNHelicta Satyr G3G4T1T3QS1S3Nymphalis antiopa NNMourning Cloak G5 S2Papilio andraemon bonhotei NNBahamian Swallowtail G4G5T3 S1Papilio aristodemus ponceanus FEESchaus' Swallowtail G3G4T1 S1Pholisora catullus NNCommon Sootywing G5 SH

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Butterflies and MothsPoanes viator zizaniae NNBroad-winged Skipper G5T5 S2Poanes yehl NNYehl Skipper G4 S2S3Polites origenes NNCrossline Skipper G4G5 S3Proserpinus gaurae NNProud Sphinx Moth GU S1S2Pseudocharis minima NNLesser Wasp Moth G3G4 S2S3Pyreferra ceromatica NNCeromatic Noctuid Moth GU S1S2Pyrisitia dina NNDina Yellow G5 S1Pyrisitia nise NNMimosa Yellow G5 S1Satyrium kingi NNKing's Hairstreak G3G4 S2Satyrium liparops floridensis NNSparkleberry Hairstreak G5T1T2 S1S2Satyrium titus NNCoral Hairstreak G5 S1Satyrodes appalachia NNAppalachian Brown G4 S2S3Siproeta stelenes NNMalachite G5 S2Staphylus hayhurstii NNScalloped Sooty Wing G5 S2Strymon acis bartrami FEEBartram's Scrub-Hairstreak G4?T1 S1Strymon martialis NNMartial Scrub-Hairstreak G3G5 S2S3Zale perculta NNOkefenokee Zale Moth G2 S1

FliesAsaphomyia floridensis NNFlorida Asaphomyian Tabanid Fly G1 S1Drapetis sp. 1 NNGopher Tortoise Burrow Dance Fly G1G2 S1S2Eurosta lateralis NNA fruit fly G1 S1Eutrichota gopheri NNGopher Tortoise Burrow Fly G2G3 S2S3Machimus polyphemi NNGopher Tortoise Robber Fly G2 S1S2Merycomyia microcera NNBrown Merycomyian Tabanid Fly G1G3 S1S3Mixogaster delongi NNDelong's Mixogaster Flower Fly G1G2 S1S2Nemopalpus nearcticus NNSugarfoot Moth Fly G1G2 S1S2Pieza rhea NNScrub Pygmy Bee Fly G1G2 S1S2

Ants, Bees, and WaspsAshmeadiella floridana NNSoutheastern Ashmeadiella Bee G2G4 S1Caupolicana electa NNA Plasterer Bee G2 S1S2Caupolicana floridana NNGiant Scrub Plasterer Bee G1 S1Centris errans NNFlorida Locust-berry Oil-collecting Bee G2 S2Colletes francesae NNTough Buckthorn Bee G1G2 S1S2Colletes longifacies NNA Cellophane Bee G1G2 S1S2Colletes titusensis NNA Cellophane bee G1G2 S1S2Colletes ultravalidus NNSoutheastern Sandhill Colletes Bee G2G3 S2S3Dasymutilla archboldi NNLake Wales Ridge Velvet Ant G2G3 S2S3Dorymyrmex flavopectus NNBi-colored Scrub Cone Ant G2 S2Hesperapis oraria NNGulf Coast Solitary Bee G1G2 S1S2Hylaeus formosus NNA Yellow-masked Bee G2G4 S1Hylaeus volusiensis NNA Yellow-masked Bee G1G2 S1S2Lasioglossum flaveriae NNA Sweat Bee G1G2 S1S2Lasioglossum surianae NNFlorida Keys Sweat Bee G1 S1Lasioglossum tahitensis NNTahiti Beach Sweat Bee G1 S1Lomachaeta hicksi NNA Velvet Ant GNR S2S3Melissodes manipularis NNA Long-horned Bee G2G3 S2Osmia calaminthae NNBlue Calamintha Bee G1 S1Perdita blatchleyi NNBlatchley's Perdita bee G2 S2Perdita graenicheri NNA Mining Bee G1 S1Photomorphus archboldi NNNocturnal Scrub Velvet Ant G2 S2

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Ants, Bees, and WaspsPolyergus lucidus NNShining Amazon Ant GNR S1S2Stelis ater NNSouthwest Florida Stelis Bee G1 S1Triepeolus monardae NNLarge Monarda Cuckoo Bee G1 S1Triepeolus rugosus NNPunctate Central Florida Cuckoo Bee G1 S1

FishesAcantharchus pomotis NNMud Sunfish G4G5 S3Acipenser brevirostrum FEEShortnose Sturgeon G3 S1Acipenser oxyrinchus desotoi FTTGulf Sturgeon G3T2 S2Acipenser oxyrinchus oxyrinchus FEEAtlantic Sturgeon G3T3 S1Alosa alabamae NRTAlabama Shad G2G3 S2Ameiurus brunneus NNSnail Bullhead G4 S3Ameiurus serracanthus NNSpotted Bullhead G3 S3Atractosteus spatula NNAlligator Gar G3G4 S3Awaous banana NNRiver Goby G5 S1S2Bairdiella sanctaeluciae NSCStriped Croaker G5 S2Crystallaria asprella STNCrystal Darter G3 S1Ctenogobius pseudofasciatus NNSlashcheek Goby G3G5 S1Ctenogobius stigmaturus NNSpottail Goby G2 S2Cyprinella callitaenia NRTBluestripe Shiner G2G3 S2Cyprinella leedsi NNBannerfin Shiner G4 S3Cyprinodon variegatus hubbsi NNLake Eustis Pupfish G5T2Q S2Enneacanthus chaetodon NNBlackbanded Sunfish G3G4 S3Etheostoma histrio SSCNHarlequin Darter G5 S1Etheostoma okaloosae FETOkaloosa Darter G2 S2Etheostoma olmstedi STNTessellated Darter G5 S1Etheostoma parvipinne NNGoldstripe Darter G4G5 S2Etheostoma proeliare NNCypress Darter G5 S2Fundulus blairae NNLowland Topminnow G4 S1S2Fundulus jenkinsi STURSaltmarsh Topminnow G3 S2Gambusia rhizophorae NNMangrove Gambusia G3 S3Gobiomorus dormitor NNBigmouth Sleeper G4 S2Hybognathus hayi NNCypress Minnow G4G5 S1S2Luxilus zonistius NNBandfin Shiner G4 S1S2Lythrurus atrapiculus NNBlacktip Shiner G4 S2Macrhybopsis sp. 2 NNFlorida Chub G3 S2Menidia conchorum STSCKey Silverside G3Q S2Microphis brachyurus NSCOpossum Pipefish G4G5 S2Micropterus cataractae NNShoal Bass G3 S1Micropterus notius NNSuwannee Bass G3 S3Moxostoma carinatum NNRiver Redhorse G4 S1S2Moxostoma sp. 1 NNApalachicola Redhorse G3 S2Notropis melanostomus STNBlackmouth Shiner G2 S1Percina austroperca NNSouthern Logperch G3 S2Percina vigil NNSaddleback Darter G5 S1Pteronotropis welaka STNBluenose Shiner G3G4 S3S4Rivulus marmoratus NSCMangrove Rivulus G4G5 S3Starksia starcki NNKey Blenny G1G3 S1Umbra pygmaea NNEastern Mudminnow G5 S3

AmphibiansAmbystoma bishopi FEEReticulated Flatwoods Salamander G2 S2

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AmphibiansAmbystoma cingulatum FTTFrosted Flatwoods Salamander G2 S2Ambystoma tigrinum NNTiger Salamander G5 S3Amphiuma pholeter NRTOne-toed Amphiuma G3 S3Desmognathus apalachicolae NNApalachicola Dusky Salamander G4 S2S3Desmognathus auriculatus NNSouthern Dusky Salamander G4 S1S2Desmognathus monticola NNSeal Salamander G5 S1Eurycea hillisi NNHillis's Dwarf Salamander G3 S1S2Eurycea sphagnicola NNBog Dwarf Salamander G2G3 S1S2Eurycea wallacei STURGeorgia Blind Salamander G2 S2Hemidactylium scutatum NNFour-toed Salamander G5 S2Hyla andersonii NNPine Barrens Treefrog G4 S3Lithobates capito NURGopher Frog G3 S3Lithobates okaloosae STNFlorida Bog Frog G2 S2Lithobates virgatipes NNCarpenter Frog G4 S1Notophthalmus perstriatus NCStriped Newt G2G3 S2Pseudobranchus striatus lustricolus NURGulf Hammock Dwarf Siren G5T1Q S1Stereochilus marginatus NNMany-lined Salamander G5 S1

ReptilesAgkistrodon contortrix NNEastern Copperhead G5 S2Alligator mississippiensis FT(S/A)SATAmerican Alligator G5 S4Apalone mutica NNSmooth Softshell G5 S1Apalone spinifera NNSpiny Softshell G5 S3Caretta caretta FTTLoggerhead Sea Turtle G3 S3Chelonia mydas FTTGreen Sea Turtle G3 S2S3Clemmys guttata NURSpotted Turtle G5 S2S3Crocodylus acutus FTTAmerican Crocodile G2 S2Crotalus adamanteus NUREastern Diamondback Rattlesnake G4 S3Crotalus horridus NNTimber Rattlesnake G4 S3Dermochelys coriacea FEELeatherback Sea Turtle G2 S2Diadophis punctatus acricus STURKey Ringneck Snake G5T1 S1Drymarchon couperi FTTEastern Indigo Snake G3Q S3Eretmochelys imbricata FEEHawksbill Sea Turtle G3 S1Farancia erytrogramma seminola NNSouth Florida Rainbow Snake G4TH SHGopherus polyphemus STCGopher Tortoise G3 S3Graptemys barbouri STURBarbour's Map Turtle G2 S2Graptemys ernsti NUREscambia Map Turtle G2 S2Heterodon simus NURSouthern Hognose Snake G2 S2Kinosternon baurii pop. 1 NRTStriped Mud Turtle, Lower Keys Population G5T1Q S1Lampropeltis calligaster NNMole Kingsnake G5 S2S3Lampropeltis extenuata STURShort-tailed Snake G3 S3Lampropeltis getula NNCommon Kingsnake G5 S2S3Lepidochelys kempii FEEKemp's Ridley Sea Turtle G1 S1Macrochelys apalachicolae SSCNApalachicola Alligator Snapping Turtle G2G3 S2Macrochelys suwanniensis SSCNSuwannee Alligator Snapping Turtle G1G2 S1S2Macrochelys temminckii SSCURAlligator Snapping Turtle G3G4 S2Malaclemys terrapin rhizophorarum NNMangrove Terrapin G4T2Q S2Nerodia clarkii clarkii NNGulf Salt Marsh Snake G4T3 S2Nerodia clarkii taeniata FTTAtlantic Salt Marsh Snake G4T1Q S1Nerodia cyclopion NNMississippi Green Water Snake G5 S1Pantherophis guttatus pop. 1 NNRed Rat Snake, Lower Keys Population G5T2Q S2Pituophis melanoleucus STURPine Snake G4 S3

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ReptilesPlestiodon anthracinus NNCoal Skink G5 S3Plestiodon egregius egregius STURFlorida Keys Mole Skink G5T1 S1Plestiodon egregius insularis NURCedar Key Mole Skink G5T1 S1Plestiodon egregius lividus FTTBlue-tailed Mole Skink G5T2 S2Plestiodon egregius pop. 1 NN Mole Skink, Egmont Key population G5T1Q S1Plestiodon reynoldsi FTTSand Skink G2 S2Pseudemys concinna concinna NNEastern River Cooter G5T5 S3Pseudemys concinna suwanniensis NNSuwannee Cooter G5T3 S3Pseudemys nelsoni pop. 1 NURFlorida Red-bellied Turtle, Panhandle Population G5T2Q S2Sceloporus woodi NURFlorida Scrub Lizard G2G3 S2S3Sphaerodactylus notatus notatus NNFlorida Reef Gecko G5T2T3 S2Storeria victa pop. 1 STNFlorida Brown Snake, Lower Keys Population G5T1Q S1Tantilla coronata NNSoutheastern Crowned Snake G5 S3Tantilla oolitica STURRim Rock Crowned Snake G1G2 S1S2Thamnophis sauritus pop. 1 NUREastern Ribbon Snake, Lower Keys Population G5T1Q S1Virginia valeriae pop. 1 NNSmooth Earth Snake, Highlands County Population G5T1Q S1

BirdsAmmodramus maritimus fisheri NNLouisiana Seaside Sparrow G4T4 S1Ammodramus maritimus macgillivraii NURMacgillivray's Seaside Sparrow G4T3 S2Ammodramus maritimus mirabilis FEECape Sable Seaside Sparrow G4T1 S1Ammodramus maritimus nigrescens NNDusky Seaside Sparrow G4TX SXAmmodramus maritimus peninsulae STNScott's Seaside Sparrow G4T3Q S3Ammodramus savannarum floridanus FEEFlorida Grasshopper Sparrow G5T1 S1Anous stolidus NNBrown Noddy G5 S1Antigone canadensis pratensis STURFlorida Sandhill Crane G5T2T3 S2S3Aphelocoma coerulescens FTTFlorida Scrub-Jay G2 S2Aramus guarauna NNLimpkin G5 S3Ardea herodias occidentalis NNGreat White Heron G5T2 S2Athene cunicularia floridana STNFlorida Burrowing Owl G4T3 S3Buteo brachyurus NNShort-tailed Hawk G4G5 S1Calidris canutus rufa FTTRed Knot - rufa subspecies G4T2 S2NCampephilus principalis FEEIvory-billed Woodpecker G1 SHCaracara cheriway FTTCrested Caracara G5 S2Charadrius melodus FTTPiping Plover G3 S2Charadrius nivosus STNSnowy Plover G3 S1Charadrius wilsonia NNWilson's Plover G5 S2Chordeiles gundlachii NNAntillean Nighthawk G4 S2Cistothorus palustris griseus STNWorthington's Marsh Wren G5T3 S2Cistothorus palustris marianae STNMarian's Marsh Wren G5T3 S3Coccyzus minor NNMangrove Cuckoo G5 S3Conuropsis carolinensis NNCarolina Parakeet GX SXEctopistes migratorius NNPassenger Pigeon GX SXEgretta caerulea STNLittle Blue Heron G5 S4Egretta rufescens STNReddish Egret G4 S2Egretta thula NNSnowy Egret G5 S3Egretta tricolor STNTricolored Heron G5 S4Elanoides forficatus NNSwallow-tailed Kite G5 S2Elanus leucurus NNWhite-tailed Kite G5 S1Eudocimus albus NNWhite Ibis G5 S4Falco columbarius NNMerlin G5 S2Falco peregrinus NNPeregrine Falcon G4 S2

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BirdsFalco sparverius paulus STNSoutheastern American Kestrel G5T4 S3Fregata magnificens NNMagnificent Frigatebird G5 S1Gelochelidon nilotica NNGull-billed Tern G5 S2Geotrygon chrysia NNKey West Quail-dove G4 SHGrus americana FXNXNWhooping Crane G1 SNRHaematopus palliatus STNAmerican Oystercatcher G5 S2Haliaeetus leucocephalus NRTBald Eagle G5 S3Helmitheros vermivorum NNWorm-eating Warbler G5 S1Hydroprogne caspia NNCaspian Tern G5 S2Laterallus jamaicensis NURBlack Rail G3G4 S2Mycteria americana FTTWood Stork G4 S2Nyctanassa violacea NNYellow-crowned Night-heron G5 S3Nycticorax nycticorax NNBlack-crowned Night-heron G5 S3Onychoprion fuscatus NNSooty Tern G5 S1Pandion haliaetus SSC*NOsprey G5 S3S4Parkesia motacilla NNLouisiana Waterthrush G5 S2Passerina ciris NNPainted Bunting G5 S3Patagioenas leucocephala STNWhite-crowned Pigeon G3 S3Peucaea aestivalis NNBachman's Sparrow G3 S3Picoides borealis FEERed-cockaded Woodpecker G3 S2Picoides villosus NNHairy Woodpecker G5 S3Platalea ajaja STNRoseate Spoonbill G5 S2Plegadis falcinellus NNGlossy Ibis G5 S3Rallus longirostris insularum NNMangrove Clapper Rail G5T3 S3Rallus longirostris scottii NNFlorida Clapper Rail G5T3? S3?Recurvirostra americana NNAmerican Avocet G5 S2Rostrhamus sociabilis FEESnail Kite G4G5 S2Rynchops niger STNBlack Skimmer G5 S3Setophaga discolor paludicola NNFlorida Prairie Warbler G5T3 S3Setophaga kirtlandii FEEKirtland's Warbler G3G4 S1Setophaga petechia gundlachi NNCuban Yellow Warbler G5T4 S3Setophaga ruticilla NNAmerican Redstart G5 S2Sitta carolinensis NNWhite-breasted Nuthatch G5 S2Sterna dougallii FTTRoseate Tern G4 S1Sternula antillarum STNLeast Tern G4 S3Thalasseus maximus NNRoyal Tern G5 S3Thalasseus sandvicensis NNSandwich Tern G5 S2Vermivora bachmanii FEEBachman's Warbler GH SHVireo altiloquus NNBlack-whiskered Vireo G5 S3Zenaida aurita NNZenaida Dove G5 SH

MammalsBlarina shermani STURSherman's Short-tailed Shrew G1 S1Bos bison NNAmerican Bison G4 SXCanis rufus FEERed Wolf G1Q SXCorynorhinus rafinesquii NNRafinesque's Big-eared Bat G3G4 S2Eptesicus fuscus NNBig Brown Bat G5 S3Eubalaena glacialis FEENorth Atlantic Right Whale G1 S1Eumops floridanus FEEFlorida bonneted bat G1 S1Microtus pennsylvanicus dukecampbelli FEESalt Marsh Vole G5T1 S1Monachus tropicalis FENWest Indian Monk Seal GX SXMustela frenata olivacea NNSoutheastern Weasel G5T4 S3?

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MammalsMustela frenata peninsulae NNFlorida Long-tailed Weasel G5T3 S3Myotis austroriparius NNSoutheastern Bat G4 S3Myotis grisescens FEEGray Bat G4 S1Myotis septentrionalis NTNorthern Long-eared Myotis G1G2 SHNeofiber alleni NNRound-tailed Muskrat G3 S3Neotoma floridana smalli FEEKey Largo Woodrat G5T1 S1Neovison vison halilimnetes NNGulf Salt Marsh Mink G5T3 S3Neovison vison lutensis NNAtlantic Salt Marsh Mink G5T3 S3Neovison vison pop. 1 STNSouthern Mink, Southern Florida Pop G5T2Q S2Odocoileus virginianus clavium FEEKey Deer G5T1 S1Oryzomys palustris pop. 1 NURPine Island Rice Rat G5T1Q S1Oryzomys palustris pop. 2 STURSanibel Island Rice Rat G5T1Q S1Oryzomys palustris pop. 3 FEEKey Rice Rat G5T2Q S2Peromyscus gossypinus pop. 1 FEEKey Largo Cotton Mouse G5T1Q S1Peromyscus gossypinus restrictus NNChadwick Beach Cotton Mouse G5TX SXPeromyscus polionotus allophrys FEEChoctawhatchee Beach Mouse G5T1 S1Peromyscus polionotus decoloratus NNPallid Beach Mouse G5TX SXPeromyscus polionotus leucocephalus NNSanta Rosa Beach Mouse G5T1 S1Peromyscus polionotus niveiventris FTTSoutheastern Beach Mouse G5T1 S1Peromyscus polionotus peninsularis FEESt. Andrews Beach Mouse G5T1 S1Peromyscus polionotus phasma FEEAnastasia Island Beach Mouse G5T1 S1Peromyscus polionotus trissyllepsis FEEPerdido Key Beach Mouse G5T1 S1Podomys floridanus NNFlorida Mouse G3 S3Procyon lotor auspicatus NNKey Vaca Raccoon G5T2 S2Procyon lotor incautus NNKey West Raccoon G5T2Q S2Puma concolor coryi FEEFlorida Panther G5T1 S1Sciurus niger avicennia STNMangrove Fox Squirrel G5T2 S2Sciurus niger niger NNSoutheastern Fox Squirrel G5T5 S3Sciurus niger shermani SSCNSherman's Fox Squirrel G5T3 S3Sigmodon hispidus exsputus NNLower Keys Cotton Rat G5T2 S2Sigmodon hispidus insulicola NURInsular Cotton Rat G5T1T2 S1S2Sorex longirostris eionis SSCNHomosassa Shrew G5T3 S3Sylvilagus palustris hefneri FEELower Keys Rabbit G5T1 S1Tamias striatus NNEastern Chipmunk G5 S2Trichechus manatus FTTWest Indian Manatee G2 S2Ursus americanus floridanus NRTFlorida Black Bear G5T2 S2

Natural CommunitiesAlluvial forest NNG4 S3Alluvial stream NNG4 S2Aquatic cave NNAquatic Cave G3 S3Basin marsh NNG4 S3Basin swamp NNG4 S3Baygall NNG4 S4Beach dune NNG3 S2Blackwater stream NNG4 S3Bottomland forest NNG4 S3Clastic upland lake NNG3 S2Coastal berm NNG3 S2Coastal dune lake NNG2 S1Coastal grassland NNG3 S2Coastal interdunal swale NNG3 S2

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Natural CommunitiesCoastal rockland lake NNG2 S1Coastal strand NNG3 S2Depression marsh NNG4 S4Dome swamp NNG4 S4Dry prairie NNG2 S2Estuarine algal bed NNG3 S2Estuarine composite substrate NNG3 S3Estuarine consolidated substrate NNG3 S3Estuarine coral reef NNG2 S1Estuarine mollusk reef NNG3 S3Estuarine octocoral bed NNG2 S1Estuarine seagrass bed NNG3 S2Estuarine sponge bed NNG2 S2Estuarine unconsolidated substrate NNG5 S5Estuarine worm reef NNG1 S1Flatwoods/prairie lake NNG4 S3Floodplain marsh NNG3 S3Floodplain swamp NNG4 S4Glades marsh NNG3 S3Hydric hammock NNG4 S4Keys cactus barren NNG1 S1Keys tidal rock barren NNG3 S3?Limestone outcrop NNG2 S2Mangrove swamp NNG5 S4Marine algal bed NNG3 S2Marine composite substrate NNG3 S3Marine consolidated substrate NNG3 S3Marine coral reef NNG2 S1Marine mollusk reef NNG3 S3Marine octocoral bed NNG2 S1Marine seagrass bed NNG3 S2Marine sponge bed NNG2 S2Marine unconsolidated substrate NNG5 S5Marine worm reef NNG1 S1Maritime hammock NNG3 S2Marl prairie NNG3 S3Marsh lake NNG4 S4Mesic flatwoods NNG4 S4Mesic hammock NNG3 S3?Pine rockland NNG1 S1River floodplain lake NNG4 S2Rockland hammock NNG2 S2Salt marsh NNG5 S4Sandhill NNG3 S2Sandhill upland lake NNG3 S2Scrub NNG2 S2Scrubby flatwoods NNG2 S2?Seepage slope NNG2 S2Seepage stream NNG3 S2Shell mound NNG2 S2Shrub bog NNG4 S3Sinkhole NNG2 S2

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Natural CommunitiesSinkhole lake NNG3 S3Slope forest NNG2? S1Slough NNG3 S3Slough marsh NNG3? S3?Spring-run stream NNG2 S2Strand swamp NNG2 S2Swamp lake NNG4 S3Terrestrial cave NNG3 S2Upland glade NNG1 S1Upland hardwood forest NNG5 S3Upland mixed woodland NNG2 S2Upland pine NNG3 S2Wet flatwoods NNG4 S4Wet prairie NNG2 S2Xeric hammock NNG3 S3

Other ElementsBird Rookery NNG5 SNRGeological feature NNGNR SNRManatee Aggregation Site NNGNR SNRMigratory Bird Concentration Area NNG3 SNR


Using a ranking system developed by NatureServe and the Natural Heritage Program Network, the Florida Natural Areas Inventory assigns two ranks for each element. The global rank is based on an element's worldwide status; the state rank is based on the status of the element in Florida. Element ranks are based on many factors, the most important ones being estimated number of Element Occurrences (EOs), estimated abundance (number of individuals for species; area for natural communities), geographic range, estimated number of adequately protected EOs, relative threat of destruction, and ecological fragility.

FNAI GLOBAL ELEMENT RANK

G1 = Critically imperiled globally because of extreme rarity (5 or fewer occurrences or less than 1000 individuals) or because of extreme vulnerability to extinction due to some natural or man-made factor. G2 = Imperiled globally because of rarity (6 to 20 occurrences or less than 3000 individuals) or because of vulnerability to extinction due to some natural or man-made factor. G3 = Either very rare and local throughout its range (21-100 occurrences or less than 10,000 individuals) or found locally in a restricted range or vulnerable to extinction from other factors. G4 = Apparently secure globally (may be rare in parts of range).G5 = Demonstrably secure globally.GH = Of historical occurrence throughout its range, may be rediscovered (e.g., ivory-billed woodpecker).GX = Believed to be extinct throughout range.GXC = Extirpated from the wild but still known from captivity or cultivation.G#? = Tentative rank (e.g., G2?).G#G# = Range of rank; insufficient data to assign specific global rank (e.g., G2G3).G#T# = Rank of a taxonomic subgroup such as a subspecies or variety; the G portion of the rank refers to the entire species and the T portion refers to the specific subgroup; numbers have same definition as above (e.g., G3T1).G#Q = Rank of questionable species - ranked as species but questionable whether it is species or subspecies; numbers have same definition as above (e.g., G2Q).G#T#Q = Same as above, but validity as subspecies or variety is questioned.GU = Unrankable; due to a lack of information no rank or range can be assigned (e.g., GUT2).GNA = Ranking is not applicable because the element is not a suitable target for conservation (e.g. a hybrid species). GNR = Element not yet ranked (temporary).GNRTNR = Neither the element nor the taxonomic subgroup has yet been ranked.

FNAI STATE ELEMENT RANK

S1 = Critically imperiled in Florida because of extreme rarity (5 or fewer occurrences or less than 1000 individuals) or because of extreme vulnerability to extinction due to some natural or man-made factor.S2 = Imperiled in Florida because of rarity (6 to 20 occurrences or less than 3000 individuals) or because of vulnerability to extinction due to some natural or man-made factor.S3 = Either very rare and local in Florida (21-100 occurrences or less than 10,000 individuals) or found locally in a restricted range or vulnerable to extinction from other factors.S4 = Apparently secure in Florida (may be rare in parts of range). S5 = Demonstrably secure in Florida.SH = Of historical occurrence in Florida, possibly extirpated, but may be rediscovered (e.g., ivory-billed woodpecker). SX = Believed to be extirpated throughout Florida.SU = Unrankable; due to a lack of information no rank or range can be assigned. SNA = State ranking is not applicable because the element is not a suitable target for conservation (e.g. a hybrid species). SNR = Element not yet ranked (temporary).

FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS

Legal status information provided by FNAI for information only. For official definitions and lists of protected species, consult the relevant federal agency.

Definitions derived from U.S. Endangered Species Act of 1973, Sec. 3. Note that the federal status given by FNAI refers only to Florida


populations and that federal status may differ elsewhere.

C = Candidate species for which federal listing agencies have sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threats to support proposing to list the species as Endangered or Threatened. E = Endangered: species in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. E, T = Species currently listed endangered in a portion of its range but only listed as threatened in other areasE, PDL = Species currently listed endangered but has been proposed for delisting.E, PT = Species currently listed endangered but has been proposed for listing as threatened.E, XN = Species currently listed endangered but tracked population is a non-essential experimental population. T = Threatened: species likely to become Endangered within the foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. PE = Species proposed for listing as endangeredPS = Partial status: some but not all of the species’ infraspecific taxa have federalPT = Species proposed for listing as threatenedSAT = Treated as threatened due to similarity of appearance to a species which is federally listed such that enforcement personnel have difficulty in attempting to differentiate between the listed and unlisted species.SC = Not currently listed, but considered a “species of concern” to USFWS.

STATE LEGAL STATUS

Provided by FNAI for information only. For official definitions and lists of protected species, consult the relevant state agency.

Animals: Definitions derived from “Florida’s Endangered Species and Species of Special Concern, Official Lists” published by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, 1 August 1997, and subsequent updates.

C = Candidate for listing at the Federal level by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceFE = Listed as Endangered Species at the Federal level by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceFT = Listed as Threatened Species at the Federal level by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceFXN = Federal listed as an experimental population in FloridaFT(S/A) = Federal Threatened due to similarity of appearanceST = State population listed as Threatened by the FFWCC. Defined as a species, subspecies, or isolated population which is acutely vulnerable to environmental alteration, declining in number at a rapid rate, or whose range or habitat is decreasing in area at a rapid rate and as a consequence is destined or very likely to become an endangered species within the foreseeable future.SSC = Listed as Species of Special Concern by the FFWCC. Defined as a population which warrants special protection, recognition, or consideration because it has an inherent significant vulnerability to habitat modification, environmental alteration, human disturbance, or substantial human exploitation which, in the foreseeable future, may result in its becoming a threatened species. (SSC* for Pandion haliaetus (Osprey) indicates that this status applies in Monroe county only.)N = Not currently listed, nor currently being considered for listing.

Plants: Definitions derived from Sections 581.011 and 581.185(2), Florida Statutes, and the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida Act, 5B-40.001. FNAI does not track all state-regulated plant species; for a complete list of state-regulated plant species, call Florida Division of Plant Industry, 352-372-3505 or see: <http://www.doacs.state.fl.us/pi/>.

E = Endangered: species of plants native to Florida that are in imminent danger of extinction within the state, the survival of which is unlikely if the causes of a decline in the number of plants continue; includes all species determined to be endangered or threatened pursuant to the U.S. Endangered Species Act.T = Threatened: species native to the state that are in rapid decline in the number of plants within the state, but which have not so decreased in number as to cause them to be Endangered.N = Not currently listed, nor currently being considered for listing.

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