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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Cistaceae	Cistaceae	Rockrose Family
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum	Frostweed, Rockrose
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum arenicola	Gulf Coast Sunrose	Longleaf pine sandhills, dunes, Florida scrub.	Panhandle FL west to s. MS.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum bicknellii	Hoary Frostweed, Plains Frostweed, Plains Sunrose, Bicknell's Hoary Rockrose	Woodlands, glades, barrens, rock outcrops, grassy balds, serpentine grasslands, to at least 1500m in elevation.	ME and s. ON west to MN and s. MB, south to ne. GA, e. TN, AR, KS, and CO.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum canadense	Canada Frostweed, Canada Sunrose, Canada Rockrose	Fields, woodlands, forest edges, roadsides, disturbed areas.	NS and ME west to MI and MN, south to e. GA, e. AL, e. TN, KY, and MO.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum carolinianum	Carolina Sunrose	Longleaf pine sandhills, dry pine flatwoods, scrubby flatwoods, dry hammocks, fields.	Ne. NC (Dare County) south to s. FL, west to AR and e. TX.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum corymbosum	Pinebarren Sunrose	Openings in maritime forests, dry hammocks, pine rocklands, stable dune barrens.	E. NC south to s. FL, east to s. MS.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum dumosum	Bushy Frostweed	Sandy and other dry barrens.	MA south to NY (Long Island).
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum georgianum	Georgia Sunrose	Openings in maritime forests, stable dune barrens, sandy disturbed areas.	E. NC south to n. FL, west to c. TX and AR.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum nashii	Florida Scrub Sunrose, Nash's Sunrose	Florida scrub, xeric longleaf pine sandhills.	Nearly endemic to peninsular FL; disjunct in se. NC (Brunswick and New Hanover counties) and e. SC (Barnwell and Horry counties) (Bradley et al. [in prep.]).
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum propinquum	Low Frostweed, Creeping Sunrose	Woodlands, rock outcrops, sandy barrens and fields.	Se. MA and se. NH south to w. NC and e. and c. TN.
Cistaceae	Crocanthemum rosmarinifolium	Rosemary Sunrose	Longleaf pine sandhills, sandy roadsides, fields.	S. NC south to Panhandle FL, west to c. TX; West Indies (Dominican Republic).
Cistaceae	Hudsonia	Sand-heather, Golden-heather, Beach-heather
Cistaceae	Hudsonia ericoides	Northern Golden-Heather, Pine Barren Heather	Sandy flats in longleaf pine sandhills (SC) or Coastal Plain pitch pine barrens (DE, NJ, NY).	NL (Newfoundland) south to ME, NH, MD (Sipple 2002), and DE; disjunct in nc. SC. The disjunct occurrence in SC has every appearance of being native; it is discussed by Bozeman & Logue (1968). A second population was found in 2021.
Cistaceae	Hudsonia montana	Mountain Golden-Heather	Shallow sandy soils on ledges of quartzite or other felsic rocks in the Blue Ridge Escarpment, at various sites along the eastern side of Linville Gorge, Burke County, NC, and disjunct farther south in McDowell County, NC (Singecat Ridge).	This species is endemic to w. NC; it is almost certainly a southern sibling of the more northern H. ericoides
Cistaceae	Hudsonia tomentosa	Woolly Beach-Heather	Dunes, sand flats, blowouts (in DE, NC, VA), high elevation quartzitic sandstone outcrops (in WV).	NL (Labrador) west to MB and NT, south to WV (Panther Knob), WI, and MN, and south along the Atlantic Coast from ME to VA and ne. NC (where it reaches its southern limit in Dare County).
Cistaceae	Lechea	Pinweed
Cistaceae	Lechea cernua	Scrub Pinweed, Nodding Pinweed	Florida scrub.	N. FL peninsula (Flagler, Lake, and Hernando counties) south to s. FL.
Cistaceae	Lechea deckertii	Deckert's Pinweed	Florida scrub, longleaf pine sandhills.	Sc. GA (Jones & Coile 1988) south to s. FL and e. Panhandle FL.
Cistaceae	Lechea divaricata	Spreading Pinweed	Dry sands of Florida scrub and scrubby flatwoods.	N. peninsular FL, from Volusia and Citrus counties south to s. FL.
Cistaceae	Lechea intermedia var. intermedia	Northern Pinweed	Dry areas.	NB west to ON, MN, and SK, south to VA, n. OH, n. IL, and nw. NE.
Cistaceae	Lechea lakelae	Lakela’s Pinweed	Florida scrub, scrubby flatwoods.	Endemic to Collier County, FL (primarily Marco Island). Possibly extinct, the last collection of this species was made from a vacant lot in 1987.
Cistaceae	Lechea maritima var. maritima	Dune Pinweed	Stabilized dune barrens.	S. ME and c. NH south to DE, and disjunct in n. NB (reports of this species south to GA are apparently based on misidentifications).
Cistaceae	Lechea maritima var. virginica	Virginia Pinweed	Sandy dunes, flats, and blowouts, often associated with Hudsonia tomentosa.	Var. virginica is endemic from se. DE, e. MD, e. VA, and ne. NC.
Cistaceae	Lechea minor	Thymeleaf Pinweed	Pine savannas, longleaf pine sandhills, pine-oak woodlands, other dry woodlands or openings, sandy disturbed places.	MA and VT west to s. ON and n. IN, south to c. peninsular FL and LA (primarily Coastal Plain and around the Great Lakes).
Cistaceae	Lechea mucronata	Hairy Pinweed	Open dry habitats, longleaf pine sandhills, dunes, dry hammocks, woodlands.	NH west to MI and OK, south to c. peninsular FL, TX, and n. Mexico COA, QRO, SLP, TAM, VER).
Cistaceae	Lechea prismatica	Prism Pinweed	Florida scrub.	Endemic to c. FL peninsula.
Cistaceae	Lechea pulchella var. moniliformis	Bead Pinweed	Dry sandy soils.	Coastal Plain from Nantucket Island, MA south to s. NJ, and disjunct along the Great Lakes (a common phytogeographic pattern, lending credence to the validity of the variety).
Cistaceae	Lechea pulchella var. pulchella	Leggett’s Pinweed	Dry woodlands, disturbed places.	Var. pulchella ranges from e. MA west to ne. OH, south to c. VA.
Cistaceae	Lechea pulchella var. ramosissima	Southern Hairy Pinweed	Pine-oak woodlands, pine savannas, pine flatwoods, longleaf pine sandhills, openings in maritime forests, sometimes in wet, almost peaty soils.	Se. VA south to n. FL and west to e. LA; disjunct in sc. TN (Coffee County).
Cistaceae	Lechea racemulosa	Appalachian Pinweed	Dry pine woodlands, other woodlands, forest edges, old fields.	Se. NY west to s. OH and s. IL, south to se. VA, NC, c. GA, and AL, with a few disjunct occurrences west to MO; the range is centered on the Appalachian Mountains.
Cistaceae	Lechea san-sabeana	San Saba Pinweed	Longleaf pine woodlands, sandy, open habitats.	W. LA west to c. and s. TX.
Cistaceae	Lechea sessiliflora	Pineland Pinweed	Longleaf pine sandhills and dry flatwoods.	A Southeastern Coastal Plain endemic: s. NC south to s. FL and west to s. MS.
Cistaceae	Lechea stricta	Prairie Pinweed	Dry sandy woodlands, prairies, lakeshores.	S. MI, Upper Peninsula of MI, MN and sw. ON, ND, south to ne. OH, sc. IN, s, IL, IA, and NE. This taxon is primarily midwestern in its distribution, having only been collected once in our region in s. IL (Monroe County) by Robert Evers in 1949 (P. Marcum, pers. comm., 2022).
Cistaceae	Lechea tenuifolia	Narrowleaf Pinweed	Dry oak-pine forests and openings.	S. ME south to SC (mostly inner Coastal Plain and Piedmont), and from s. IN n. IL, s. MN, and NE south to e. LA and c. TX.
Cistaceae	Lechea torreyi var. congesta	Sandhill Pinweed	Longleaf pine sandhills and wet pine flatwoods.	As interpreted by Hodgdon, L. torreyi consists of two varieties, the more widespread var. congesta ranging from se. NC south to s. FL and west to s. MS (disjunct in Belize), and the more restricted var. torreyi restricted to FL.
Cistaceae	Lechea torreyi var. torreyi	Sandhill Pinweed	Longleaf pine sandhills and pine flatwoods.	Se. GA (Charlton County; R. Carter, pers.comm., 2023), ne. FL, and Panhandle FL south to s. peninsular FL.