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Since more than 85% of scrub has disappeared to development since WW11, Florida scrub ecosystem supports the highest concentration of rare and endangered plants in the US.
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3 comments:
Here's another factoid, I published an article on Florida's Coastal Scrub in Florida Wildlife Magazine back in the 80's.
Very interesting. If I read the article correctly, Troll County doesn't contain any true scrubland.
FC, I might have read your article. Kewl!
Troll, looks like that holds true, unfortunately, for most of us.
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