lO. MIDDLE FLORIDA HAMMOCK BELT. 



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O.I — 0-4- 

 -^0.7—0.3 

 + 1.1 — 0.1 

 + 1.3— 0.1 



I.O — 0.2 

 +0.6 — 0.2 

 — 0.2 — 0.2 

 + 0.4—0.3 

 +0.2 — 0.4 



— 1.2 



-l.I 



-0.7 



-0.6 

 -0.8 



-0.8 



+0.1 — — 

 0.4 0.2— 



— o.r — o.i- 

 +0 — — 



0.4 — — 

 +0.4 — 0.2— 

 +0.1 — 0.1— 



0.3—0.1- 



O.I — O.I — 

 +0 — 

 — — 



0.2 — 



O.I — 0.2 



— — — 0. 



O.I — O.I — O.I 



— — 0- 1 

 O — 

 O.I — 



-0.3—0 —0 



O — — 0.3 



— 

 



-2.1 Quercus 



Virginiana 



Taxodium 



distichum 

 Carpinus 



Caroliniana 

 Quercus 



Michauxii 

 Ilex opaca 

 Ostrya Virginiana 

 Quercus cinerea 

 Quercus alba 

 — Oxj'dendrum 



arboreum 

 Hicoria glabra? 

 Salix nigra 

 Hicoria alba? 

 Tilia pubescens 

 Betula nigra 

 Mains ang-ustifolia 

 Hicoria sp. 

 Nyssa uniflor.i 

 Melia Azedarach 



(X) 

 Celtis 



occidentalis? 

 Sabal Palmetto 



Cercis Candensis 

 Fraxinus 



Caroliniana 

 Quercus geminata 



Prunus serotina 

 (X) 

 0.1 Quercus stellata 

 0.4 Persea Borbonia 

 • 3 Quercus 



]\Iargaretta 

 Quercus 



Marylandica 

 Diospyros 

 Virginiana (X) 

 0.3 Morus rubra 

 3 Acer Nceunflo 

 (and about 20 



-I.I 



-0.1 



-0.8 



-I.I 



-0.4 







-0.6 



-0 



-0-3 

 -0.8 

 -0.7 



•3 

 0.1 



Live oak 



Cypress 



Iron wood 

 Swamp chestnut 



Oak 

 Ho'.ly 



Turkey oak 

 White oak 



Sourwood 



Hickory 



Willow 



Hickory 



(Lin, basswood) 



Birch 



Crab-apple 



Hickory 



Tupelo gum 



Chinaberry 



Hackberry 

 Cabbage 



palmetto 

 Redbud 



Ash 



(Smaller) Ijve 

 oak 



Wild cherry 

 Post oak 

 Red bay 



Post oak 

 Black-jack oak 



Persimmon 

 Mulberry 

 (pox elder) 

 others). 



Various situations 



Richer swamps 



Low grounds 



Low grounds 

 Ravines and hammocks 

 Hammocks, etc. 

 Sandy up.ands 

 Ravines and hammocks 



Ravines and hammocks 



Hammocks 



Along streams 



Loamy uplands 



Hammocks 



River-banks 



Dry woods 



Hammocks, etc. 



Swamps 



Borders of fields, etc. 



Hammocks 



Hammocks 

 Rich uplands 



Swamps 



Sandy soils 



Roadsides, etc. 

 Loamy uplands 

 Hammocks 



Dry sandy soils 



Red clay u ••lands 



Old fields, etc. 



Hammocks 



Hammockr, 



