Identification Guide For Invasive Exotic Plants of the Florida Keys

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Scientific Name: Common Name(s): Kalenchoe spp. Life plant, mother-of-thousands Height: Leaves: Flowers: Bark: Fruit: Other: Treatment: Up to seven feet Succulent, elliptical, with points along edges Bell-like, dark pink or reddish N/A N/A Succulent plant with tall-growing many-leafed stem. Each point on a dropped leaf can produce a new individual. Fast-growing and very invasive. Foliar with 2% Roundup Pro APIRS- http://aquat1.ifas.edu Photo by Kate Hadden 27
Scientific Name: Common Name(s): Lantana camara Lantana, Shrub verbena Height: Leaves: Flowers: Bark: Fruit: Other: Treatment: Six feet or more Opposite, simple, with oval blades that are rough and hairy, up to six inches long and two to three inches wide. Bases of blades are truncate. Leaves are very aromatic. Small multicolored flowers occur in dense, flat-topped clusters; flowers in a single cluster may be white to pink or lavender, yellow to orange or red. Square stems are covered with bristly hairs when green and are often armed with small prickles. Round and fleshy, very small. Initially green then turning to purple then blue-black. Unripe berries are toxic. Often confused with the endemic native Florida lantana, which can be identified by tapered (rather than truncate) leaf blades. Often forms thickets in sunny open areas and invades disturbed sites such as roadsides. Also frequently found in well-drained undisturbed habitats such as pinelands, hammocks, and beach dunes. Basal with 5% Garlon 4 APIRS-ttp://aquat1.ifas.edu Identification & Biology of Non-Native Plants in Florida’s Natural Areas by K.A Langeland, K. Craddock Burks 28
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