Scientific Name:	Occurrence:	Native Status:	Introduced Status:	Invasive Status:	Cultivated Status:	Reference:	Voucher:
Bursera simaruba	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Cassytha filiformis	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Casuarina equisetifolia	Present	Not Native, Naturalized	Introduced	Invasive		15371
Chiococca alba	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Coccoloba uvifera	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Cyperus pedunculatus	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Eugenia axillaris	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Helianthus debilis	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Ipomoea pes-caprae subsp. brasiliensis	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Iva imbricata	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Jacquemontia reclinata	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		16703
Metopium toxiferum	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Oenothera humifusa	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Panicum amarum	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Parthenocissus quinquefolia	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Paspalum distichum	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Randia aculeata	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Rapanea punctata	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Sabal palmetto	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Scaevola plumieri	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Schinus terebinthifolius	Present	Not Native, Naturalized	Introduced	Invasive		15371
Serenoa repens	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Sesuvium portulacastrum	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Smilax auriculata	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Spartina patens	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Uniola paniculata	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15368
Vitis rotundifolia	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371
Yucca aloifolia	Present	Native	Not Introduced	Native		15371

References for Radnor Beach Park:

Johnson, A.F., and J.W. Muller. 1993. An assessment of Florida's remaining coastal upland natural communities: southeast Florida. Tallahassee: Florida Natural Areas Inventory.

United States Fish and Wildlife Service. 1996. Recovery plan for Beach Jacquemontia (Jacquemontia reclinata). Jacksonville: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.