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Joe Budd

Mesic Flatwoods

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Don Francis

High-quality mesic (moist) flatwoods with old-growth longleaf and turkey oak are found on the Budd Tract. Shrub and herb diversity are high and include wiregrass, saw palmetto, wax myrtle, gallberry, blueberry, scare-weed, toothache grass, Florida dropseed, broomsedge, deer tongue, blazing star, various asters, rabbit bells, rattlebox, and milk peas. Yellow trumpet pitcher plants bloom in wet drainages. In other places on Joe Budd, pine flatwoods are dominated by slash pine planted by previous owners.

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