Bromeliads in Florida Nichelle Demorest, UF IFAS Horticulture Agent Some very interesting plants that are often overlooked in nature are bromeliads, members of the pineapple family. There are 16 species of bromeliads th - Fan palm - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2013-05-29 15:50:37 Poales Bromeliaceae Commelinids Epiphytes Spanish moss Tillandsia Catopsis berteroniana Tillandsioideae		Bromeliads in Florida Nichelle Demorest, UF/IFAS Horticulture Agent Some very interesting plants that are often overlooked in nature are bromeliads, members of the pineapple family. There are 16 species of bromeliads th Add to Reading List Source URL: columbia.ifas.ufl.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 154,12 KB Share Document on Facebook

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