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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Sapindaceae	Aesculus pavia		Non-standard. Added for North Carolina Botanical Garden planted species.
Sapindaceae	Aesculus pavia var. flavescens	Edwards Plateau Buckeye	Calcareous woodlands, ravines.	Nearly endemic to the Edwards Plateau, TX, and sparingly in adjacent areas.
Sapindaceae	Aesculus pavia var. pavia	Red Buckeye	Coastal Plain marl forests (wet, calcareous flats), hardwood bluffs, rich floodplains of brownwater and blackwater rivers, basic-mesic forests, shell hammocks and shell middens, calcium-rich sandy soils in maritime forests.	Var. pavia ranges from se. NC south to c. peninsular FL and west to e. TX, extending north in the Mississippi Embayment to se. MO and s. IL, and in scattered occurrences off the Coastal Plain, as in sc. TN; also it is sometimes cultivated inland and persistent or slightly naturalizing. Fernald (1950) reports A. pavia from VA and WV, but there is likely taxonomic or nomenclatural confusion.