40 results for family: Bignoniaceae.
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| Bignoniaceae | Amphilophium | | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Amphilophium crucigerum | Monkey's-comb | Rockland hammocks, disturbed areas. | Native of tropical America. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Amphitecna | | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Amphitecna latifolia | Black Calabash | Rockland hammocks, shell mounds. | S. FL; West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and South America. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Bignonia | Cross-vine | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Bignonia aequinoctialis | Garlic-vine, Guard-with | Disturbed areas. | Native of tropical America. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Bignonia capreolata | Cross-vine | Swamp forests, bottomlands, forests, woodlands. Though primarily a species of swamp and bottomland forests, Bignonia capreolata often occurs as well in mesic or even dry forests, where it generally remains stunted (most individuals with only a few leaves) and does not flower or fruit. | MD west to s. OH and s. MO, south to c. peninsular FL and e. TX. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Bignoniaceae | Bignonia Family | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Campsis | Trumpet-creeper | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Campsis radicans | Trumpet-creeper | Bottomland forests, swamp forests, fencerows, old fields, forests, thickets, disturbed areas. | NJ west to IA, south to s. FL and c. TX. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Catalpa | Catalpa, Catawba-tree | | |
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| Bignoniaceae | Catalpa bignonioides | Southern Catalpa, Indian-bean | Bottomlands and streambanks (as a native), escaped or persistent after cultivation. | S. SC, s. GA, ne. FL, n. peninsular FL, and Panhandle FL west to s. MS (or LA?), on the Coastal Plain, early naturalized in a more widespread area, and now extending north to CT and MI. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Catalpa ovata | Chinese Catalpa | Suburban woodlands. | Native of China. Introduced in WV, MD, DC, PA, and other northeastern states (Manning 2000; Kartesz 1999), and showing signs of becoming invasive. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Catalpa speciosa | Northern Catalpa | Bottomland forests, stream banks, and mesic upland forests (as a native), also old fields, roadsides, moist disturbed areas, suburban woodlands, eastwards of its native range escaped or persistent after cultivation, and sometimes thoroughly naturalized. | Apparently native in the upper Mississippi River Embayment of s. IN and s. IL, south to w. TN and e. AR; early naturalized in a more widespread area. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Chilopsis | Desert-Willow | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Chilopsis linearis var. linearis | Chihuahuan Desert-willow, Willow-leaf Catalpa | Cultivated and long-persisting or escaping. | Native of c. and w. TX, NM, and Mexico. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Chilopsis linearis var. tomenticaulis | Tamaulipan Desert-Willow | Resacas in the Rio Grande Valley. | S. TX (Cameron and Hidalgo counties), TAM, NLE, and e. COA. | |
| Bignoniaceae | Crescentia | Calabash-Tree | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Crescentia cujete | Calabash-tree | Tropical hammocks. | S. FL (probably native in Key West); West Indies; Mexico, Central America, South America. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Dolichandra | Claw-vine | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Dolichandra unguis-cati | Claw-vine, Cat's-claw-vine | Disturbed areas, fruit groves, hammock edges, cultivated and naturalized. | Native of tropical America. This vine is introduced and naturalized in s. and e. GA (Jones & Coile 1988) and is locally commonly naturalized in Charleston, SC. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Handroanthus | Trumpet Tree | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Handroanthus chrysotrichus | Golden Trumpet Tree | Cultivated, sometimes in disturbed areas. | Native of coastal Brazil. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Jacaranda | Jacaranda | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Jacaranda mimosifolia | Jacaranda, Black Poui | Disturbed areas, from horticultural use. | Native of nw. Argentina and adjacent Bolivia. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Podranea | | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Podranea ricasoliana | Pink Trumpet Creeper, Zimbabwe Creeper | Disturbed areas. | Native of Africa. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Pyrostegia | Flamevine | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Pyrostegia venusta | Flamevine, Flaming Trumpet, Orange Trumpetvine | Disturbed areas, spreading from horticultural use. | Native of South America. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Radermachera | | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Radermachera sinica | Serpent-tree | Disturbed areas, pine rocklands. | Native of Asia. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Spathodea | African Tuliptree | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Spathodea campanulata | African Tuliptree | Disturbed areas. | Native of tropical Africa. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Tabebuia | Trumpet-tree | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Tabebuia aurea | Trumpet Tree | Disturbed areas, from horticultural use. | Native of Brazil and adjacent countries. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Tabebuia heterophylla | White-cedar | Cultivated, and persistent and naturalized in disturbed areas. | Native of the West Indies. |
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| Bignoniaceae | Tecoma | Trumpet-bush | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Tecoma stans | Yellow-elder, Yellow Trumpetbush | Commonly cultivated, naturalized and persistent in disturbed areas. | Native of tropical America. | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Tecomaria | Cape-honeysuckle | | | 
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| Bignoniaceae | Tecomaria capensis | Cape-honeysuckle | Cultivated, naturalized in disturbed areas. | Native of South Africa. |
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