Native plant · ASTERACEAE

Helianthus radula

STIFF SUNFLOWER; Rayless Sunflower

Helianthus radula
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Florida native plant record

This profile summarizes published Florida Seed Bank directory data for Helianthus radula. County information reflects documented specimen or occurrence evidence and does not guarantee current presence at a site.

Scientific name
Helianthus radula
Family
ASTERACEAE
Genus
Helianthus
Order
ASTERALES
Classification
Dicots
Recorded status
Native; FAC (NWPL)
Florida range
North Florida · Panhandle · Central Florida · South Florida
Vouchered / Found in Florida
Putnam; St. Johns; Alachua; Washington; Orange; Franklin; Sumter; Liberty; Jackson; Hardee; Pasco; Hernando; Holmes; Clay; Duval; Bradford; Okaloosa; Bay; Gulf; Walton; Levy; Polk; Marion; Hillsborough; Citrus; Lake; Leon; Santa Rosa; Flagler; Calhoun; Collier; Escambia; Wakulla

Verified ecology and propagation

Native habitat
flatwoods
Moisture
moist
Restoration considerations
Habitats: Flatwoods; Life history: Perennial; Flowering: September to November; Flowering height: 2 to 3 feet; Guide notes: Slightly moist site; novelty plant

Where documented in Florida

Putnam; St. Johns; Alachua; Washington; Orange; Franklin; Sumter; Liberty; Jackson; Hardee; Pasco; Hernando; Holmes; Clay; Duval; Bradford; Okaloosa; Bay; Gulf; Walton; Levy; Polk; Marion; Hillsborough; Citrus; Lake; Leon; Santa Rosa; Flagler; Calhoun; Collier; Escambia; Wakulla

Historical specimen evidence; current presence and complete county coverage are not confirmed.

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Data provenance

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