Landscape Plant Selection -- North Florida

Landscape Plant Selection -- South Florida

Organisms

Organismos

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Plants

Plantas

Weeds

Malezas

Plant Families

Plant Families (taxonomy)

Familias de plantas (taxonomía)

Flowers

Flores

Trees

Árboles

Woody or herbaceous plants which produce flexible stems that climb, trail, or creep. Vines may lie prostrate on the ground or have tendrils, twining stems, or other mechanisms to cling to natural and manmade structures.

Vines

Vides

A plant that normally lives for more than two years. Trees and shrubs are perennial plants. Some perennials die back to the roots each winter but new shoots grow again in the spring. [AGROVOC]

Perennials

Annuals

Plantas anuales en Florida 

Plant Disease

Enfermedades de plantas

Cover Crops

Cultivos de cobertura

Food Plants

Plantas alimenticias 

Plant ID and Diagnostics

Diagnóstico e identificación de plantas

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Foliage Plants

Plantas para Follaje

Cut Foliage

Fruiting

Fruit-Producing Plants

Plantas frutales

Grasses

Pastos

Nutrient management is the science and practice directed to link soil, crop, weather, and hydrologic factors with cultural, irrigation, and soil and water conservation practices to achieve optimal nutrient use efficiency, crop yields, crop quality, and economic returns, while reducing off-site transport of nutrients (fertilizer) that may impact the environment.
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Nutrient Management

Managing Nutrient Loads

Plants that are low-growing, form a dense mat of foliage, and spread easily by stolons, runners or rhizomes.&nbsp;

Groundcovers

Plantas cubresuelos

Ground cover plants

Poisonous Plants

Venenosos o venenosas

Plant Nutrient Management

Invasive Plants

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4-H Plant Sciences

Interiorscape Plant Production

Lawn and Garden: Plants

Plant Disease Management

Native Plants

Indigenous Plants

Orchids

Orquídeas

The physical health of plants for food production, including the presence, risk and control of diseases. [AGROVOC]

Plant Health

production of crops in a greenhouse structure.

Greenhouse Production

Propagation

Propagación

Plant Propagation

Roots

Rootstocks

Portainjertos

Selection

Selección 

Plant Selection Guides

Woody perennial plants without a well defined main stem

Shrubs

Arbustos

Tropical Plants

Plantas tropicales

<h3>Aquatic Plants</h3>
Plants that grow in water either floating on the surface, growing up from the bottom of the body of water or growing under the surface of the water. [NALT] 
Any microscopic or macroscopic vegetal organism living in the aquatic environment, excluding bacteria and viruses. [AGROVOC]
<h3>Wetland Plants</h3>
Plants adapted for survival in soils frequently saturated with surface or groundwater. [NALT]

Aquatic and Wetland Plants

A healthy lawn increases the value of a property, reduces soil erosion, cools the air, and reduces glare and noise. It also filters and traps sediment and pollutants that could otherwise contaminate surface waters and groundwater.

Your Florida Lawn

Lawns and Turf

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Plant breeding is the science of genetically improving plants for the benefit of humankind. [AGROVOC]

Plant Breeding

Plant Breeding Methods

Plant parasitic Nematodes

The study of the origin, structure, development, growth, function, genetics, and reproduction of plants.

Plants

Narrower Topics

Annuals (landscape plants)

Bedding Plants

Dune Restoration Plants

Flowering Plants

Forest Plants

Garden Plant Care

Herbaceous perennials

Hummingbird Plants and Trees

Invasive Plants

Landscape Plant Selection -- North Florida

Landscape Plant Selection -- South Florida

Landscape Plants Central

Nursery and Ornamental Plant Diseases

Ornamental Plant Nursery Industry

Perennial Landscape Plants

Plant Biostimulants

Plant Tissue Analysis

Plants and People

Publications

The Life of Lichen