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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Theaceae	Camellia	Camellia, Tea
Theaceae	Camellia japonica	Camellia, Comon Camellia	Frequently cultivated, sometimes persistent around old home sites, at least weakly spreading near cultivated plants (Diamond 2013).	Native of China.
Theaceae	Camellia sasanqua	Sasanqua Camellia		Reported as introduced in NC, SC, GA, and FL (Kartesz 1999). Byrd & Diamond (2018) report its naturalization in AL.
Theaceae	Camellia sinensis	Tea	Cultivated in plantations and as a horticultural novelty, rarely escaped.	Native of China.
Theaceae	Franklinia	Franklinia
Theaceae	Franklinia alatamaha	Franklinia	Habitat speculative, probably dry sandy ridges, near the mouth of the Altamaha River; believed to be extinct in the wild.	Franklinia was native to the Coastal Plain of GA, where it was found by William Bartram near the mouth of the Altamaha River.
Theaceae	Gordonia	Loblolly Bay, Gordonia
Theaceae	Gordonia lasianthus	Loblolly Bay, Gordonia, Tan Bay, Black Laurel	Pocosins, bayheads, acidic, organic-rich swamp forests, wet pine savannas, bay forests.	Ne. NC south to s. peninsular FL, west to s. MS (Sorrie & Leonard 1999), a Southeastern Coastal Plain endemic.
Theaceae	Stewartia	Stewartia, Wild Camellia
Theaceae	Stewartia malacodendron	Silky Camellia, Virginia Stewartia	Mesic forests, especially on beech-dominated bluffs or ‘upland islands’ in Coastal Plain swamps, steepheads, bayheads.	Primarily Coastal Plain, se. VA south to FL, west to se. TX, but extending inland to the Piedmont of GA, NC, and SC and the Mountains of AL and NC.
Theaceae	Stewartia ovata	Mountain Camellia, Mountain Stewartia	Mesic forests, especially along streams and on acidic bluffs, often in openings in rhododendron thickets (‘hells’), in the Coastal Plain of VA restricted to ravines.	Primarily Appalachian: e. KY, sc. VA, e. VA south to c. NC, w. SC, e. and c. TN to n. GA and n. AL, avoiding, however, the higher mountains, and extending into the Coastal Plain in e. VA. The species is most abundant in the Cumberland Plateau of s. KY and TN.
Theaceae	Theaceae	Tea Family