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US to review rare plant species in Florida 
MiamiHerald.com | Thu, Apr 9
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The largest chunk is in Everglades National Park, the rest in scattered protected lands across the county. Other Florida species to be review include Brooksville bellflower, Cooley's waterwillow, Britton's beargrass. Chapman's rhododendron and the ...
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