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Herman and Dorothy Shooster Nature Preserve
County: Broward
Size: 19.78 acres
Latitude: 26.22148º Longitude: -80.21161º
Managing Agency: Broward County

There are 4 taxa reported for
Herman and Dorothy Shooster Nature Preserve

Group By Family:

Scientific Name: Occurrence: Native Status: Introduced Status: Invasive Status: Cultivated Status: Reference: Voucher:
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Scientific Name: Gamochaeta antillana
Occurrence: Present
Native Status: Native
Introduced Status: Not Introduced
Invasive Status: Ruderal
Reference Number: 55551
Gamochaeta antillana 		Present Native Not Introduced Ruderal 55551
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Scientific Name: Gamochaeta purpurea
Occurrence: Present
Native Status: Native
Introduced Status: Not Introduced
Invasive Status: Ruderal
Reference Number: 55551
Gamochaeta purpurea 		Present Native Not Introduced Ruderal 55551
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Scientific Name: Ludwigia decurrens
Occurrence: Present
Native Status: Native
Introduced Status: Not Introduced
Invasive Status: Native
Reference Number: 53930
Voucher: 53930
Ludwigia decurrens 		Present Native Not Introduced Native 53930 53930
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Scientific Name: Rotala ramosior
Occurrence: Present
Native Status: Native
Introduced Status: Not Introduced
Invasive Status: Native
Reference Number: 55551
Rotala ramosior 		Present Native Not Introduced Native 55551


References for Herman and Dorothy Shooster Nature Preserve:
Lange J (2025) Observations of vascular plants of interest in Broward County from 2018 to 2025. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Conservation Team. Coral Gables, Florida. RefID #55551. The Institute for Regional Conservation. Delray Beach, Florida.


Vouchers for Herman and Dorothy Shooster Nature Preserve:
Howell PL (2014) Voucher of Ludwigia decurrens in Broward County on 31 October 2014, via the Atlas of Florida Plants. The Institute for Regional Conservation, Delray Beach, FL. RefID #53928.