Family | Scientific Name | Common Name | Habitat | Distribution | Image |
Aizoaceae | Sesuvium crithmoides | Tropical Sea-Purslane | Disturbed area, presumably a waif. | Native of Africa (Angola). Reported for GA by Small (1933) and Boetsch (2002) based on collections in Brunswick, GA in 1902 by Roland Harper. | 
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Aizoaceae | Sesuvium humifusum | Panal | Pineland depression marshes, disturbed wet areas. | Reputedly native of the West Indies. | 
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Aizoaceae | Sesuvium maritimum | Small Sea-Purslane, Slender Sea-Purslane | Island end flats and sea beaches, salt flats; less typically inland (AL, LA) in saline marshes or seeps (associated with salt domes). | NY south to s. FL, west to TX, south to Mexico (TAM, VER); West Indies. | 
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Aizoaceae | Sesuvium portulacastrum | Large Sea-Purslane, Shoreline Sea-Purslane | Island end sand flats and sea beaches; less typically inland (LA) in saline marshes or seeps (associated with salt domes). | A pantropical coastal species, in North America from e. NC south to s. FL, west to e. TX; also in the West Indies and south into the tropics (introduced on ballast in se. PA). Essentially cosmopolitan on tropical and subtropical shores. | 
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Aizoaceae | Sesuvium trianthemoides | Texas Sea-Purslane | Wet depressions in sand dunes. | Endemic to coastal s. TX (Kenedy County), where not recently seen (only known from the type collection, 1947). | 
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Aizoaceae | Sesuvium verrucosum | Western Sea-Purslane | Salt flats, beaches, saline marshes. | S. MS west through TX to CA, south to s. Mexico. | 
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