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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Bromeliaceae	Ananas	Pineapple
Bromeliaceae	Ananas comosus	Pineapple	Cultivated, perhaps persistent.	Native of South America.
Bromeliaceae	Billbergia
Bromeliaceae	Billbergia pyramidalis	Flaming Torch	Disturbed areas, escaped from cultivation.	Native of South America.
Bromeliaceae	Bromelia
Bromeliaceae	Bromelia pinguin	Pinguin, Piñuela	Disturbed areas, old home sites.	Native of the Neotropics.
Bromeliaceae	Bromeliaceae	Bromeliad or Pineapple Family
Bromeliaceae	Catopsis	Catopsis, Strap-airplant
Bromeliaceae	Catopsis berteroniana	Powdery Strap-airplant, Mealy Wild-pine	Epiphytic on trees in tropical hammocks and swamps.	S. peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Catopsis floribunda	Many-flowered Strap-airplant, Florida Strap-airplant	Epiphytic on trees in tropical hammocks.	S. peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico (OAX, TAB, VER, YUC), Central America, and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Catopsis nutans	Nodding Strap-airplant	Epiphytic on trees in wet tropical hammocks and swamps.	S. peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Dyckia
Bromeliaceae	Dyckia brevifolia
Bromeliaceae	Guzmania	Guzmania, Tufted-airplant
Bromeliaceae	Guzmania monostachia	West Indian Tufted-airplant, West Indian Guzmania	Epiphytic on trees in swamps and wet tropical hammocks.	S. peninsular FL; West Indies; Central America and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Hechtia	Hechtia
Bromeliaceae	Hechtia glomerata	Guapilla	In gravel and on sandstone.	S. TX south to Guatemala.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia	Airplant, Wild-pine, Spanish-moss, Ball-moss
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia ×smalliana	Reddish Wild-pine	Epiphytic on trees, especially Taxodium, in swamps.	S. peninsular FL; Central America.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia baileyi		Epiphytic on live oaks and other trees.	S. TX south to Mexico (CHP, JAL, OAX, ROO, TAM) and Guatemala.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia balbisiana	Southern Needleleaf, Cuttlefish	Epiphytic on trees in hammocks and scrub.	Peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and South America
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia bartramii	Bartram's Airplant	On tree branches in bayswamps, tidal swamp forests, and mesic hardwood bluffs (hammocks).	E. GA south through FL; disjunct to Mexico and Guatemala.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia fasciculata var. clavispica	Cardinal Airplant	Epiphytic on trees in sunny areas.	Peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia fasciculata var. densispica	Quill-leaf Airplant	Branches of trees, especially Taxodium ascendens and less typically evergreen oaks.	From c. and s. FL south through the West Indies, Mexico, and Central America.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia fasciculata var. fasciculata	Cardinal Airplant	Epiphytic on trees in hammocks.	S. peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia flexuosa	Twisted Airplant, Banded Airplant, Twisted Wild-pine	Epiphytic on trees in hammocks, cypress swamps, mangroves, coastal woodlands.	Peninsular FL; West Indies; se. Mexico (CAM, ROO, YUC), Central America, and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia floridana	Florida Airplant	Epiphytic on trees in swamps and riverine forests.	Endemic to c. peninsular FL.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia ionantha	Blushing-bride Airplant		S. Mexico south to Costa Rica.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia paucifolia	Potbellied Airplant	Epiphytic on trees in hammocks, mangroves, coastal woodlands.	Peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and South America.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia pruinosa	Hairy Airplant; Fuzzywuzzy Airplant	Epiphytic on trees in strand swamps.	S. peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico (CHP, OAX, TAB, VER), Central America, and South America
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia recurvata	Ball-moss, Bunch-moss, Gallitos	On tree branches in maritime forests (northwards) or southwards epiphytic in a wide range of situations and also on utility wires and rock faces.	Se. GA (Duncan 1985) west to s. AL, south to s. FL; LA to AZ and south through Mexico, Central America , and South America; West Indies. Introduced in e. SC (Beaufort, Jasper, Charleston, Georgetown counties) via landscaping plants (Gramling 2010; P. McMillan, pers. comm. 2005). Plants on landscaping trees in s. MS may also be from introduction via this means.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia setacea	Wild-pine, Pine-needle Airplant	On tree branches, especially on hardwoods, in mesic bluff forests, hammocks, swamps, mangroves.	Se. GA south to s. FL; West Indies; Mexico, and Central America (Guatemala), and South America (Brazil).
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia simulata	Florida Airplant	On tree branches in hammocks and swamps.	FL peninsula, north to Flagler, Putnam, and Levy counties.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia usneoides	Spanish-moss, Long-moss, Pastle	Branches of trees, especially in swamps and maritime hammocks, but elsewhere where air humidity is high enough, often even in dry forests (for instance, Tillandsia is abundant on Quercus laevis in an extensive very dry longleaf pine sandhills near Wilmington, NC, which receives frequent fog from the Cape Fear, Brunswick, and Northeast Cape Fear rivers).	S. MD (historically), se. VA south to s. FL, west to s. AR, TX, and Mexico; West Indies; Central and South America. T. usneoides is the only member of the very large genus Tillandsia to occur north of s. GA.
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia utriculata	Giant Wild-pine, Swollen Wild-pine	On tree branches in hammocks, cypress swamps, and Florida scrub.	FL (and se. GA?); West Indies, Mexico, Central America, and n. South America. Reported for GA by Kartesz (1999), but not by Luther & Brown in FNA (2000).
Bromeliaceae	Tillandsia variabilis	Leatherleaf Airplant	Epiphytic on trees in cypress swamps and hammocks.	Peninsular FL; West Indies; c. and s. Mexico, Central America, South America.