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Dalea adenopoda
Tampa prairie clover (Dalea adenopoda) is a rare, upright perennial shrub native only to central and southern peninsular Florida, growing in well-drained sandy scrub and pine sandhills. It is a native wildflower rather than a common garden plant, so it is best grown in sandy, sun-loving conditions.
Dalea adenopoda, commonly referred to as Tampa prairie-clover or Summer farewell, is a rare species of flowering plant endemic to central and southern peninsular Florida, USA.
D. adenopoda is a Florida endemic. Its range, as identified by vouchered specimens, extends from Lake County in the north to Collier County in the south.
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