{"assessment":{"band":"Strong","factor_identity":{"basis":"approved shared identity","growth_habit_source":"USDA PLANTS","name_used":"Ludwigia microcarpa"},"factor_scopes":{"bees":"Southeastern North America","birds":"North America","caterpillars":"Host genera of native Lepidoptera with established Florida range; association and range overlap, not confirmed local feeding.","specialists":"Eastern North America","structure":"USDA species growth habit where matched; otherwise sourced atlas growth habit"},"factors":{"applied_insect_credit":0,"baseline_score":65,"composite":0.734,"insect_support":{"credit":0,"groups":{"ants":{"credit":0,"flower_visits":[],"label":"Ants","recorded_name_count":null,"recorded_names":[],"seed_interactions":[],"status":"unknown"},"beetles":{"credit":0,"flower_visits":[],"label":"Beetles","recorded_name_count":null,"recorded_names":[],"seed_interactions":[],"status":"unknown"},"flies":{"credit":0,"flower_visits":[],"label":"Flies","recorded_name_count":null,"recorded_names":[],"seed_interactions":[],"status":"unknown"},"moths_butterflies":{"credit":0,"flower_visits":[],"label":"Adult butterflies / moths","recorded_name_count":null,"recorded_names":[],"seed_interactions":[],"status":"unknown"},"other_hymenoptera":{"credit":0,"flower_visits":[],"label":"Other wasps","recorded_name_count":null,"recorded_names":[],"seed_interactions":[],"status":"unknown"},"other_insects":{"credit":0,"flower_visits":[],"label":"Other insects","recorded_name_count":null,"recorded_names":[],"seed_interactions":[],"status":"unknown"}},"interpretation":"One provisional point per additional documented insect group, capped at five. Flower visits are a resource-use proxy, not confirmed feeding or pollination. Missing evidence is unknown. Study volume and repeated records earn no extra credit.","maximum_credit":5,"version":"insect-support-1"},"pct":{"bees":0.9497518610421837,"birds":0.826302729528536,"caterpillars":0.7692307692307693,"specialists":0.4323821339950372,"structure":0.5},"rank_pct":0.699,"raw":{"bees":32,"birds":4,"caterpillars":9,"genus_used":null,"specialists":0,"structure":["Forb/herb"]}},"fit_score":null,"native_basis":"native_supported","rarity_adjustment":0,"rarity_policy":"Conservation status is displayed separately and never changes ecological scores, including when unranked.","reason":"Calculated with the shared rules using Florida host-range and shared ecological evidence.","reference":"NC native reference cohort, method 0.6.4; not a Florida percentile","score":65,"scoring_inputs":{"harm_penalty":0,"invasive":false,"invasive_rank":null,"native":true,"state_rank":"S4"},"source_ids":["lep_fl","globi","bigbee","avian","usdahabit","robertson","antseed"],"status":"scored_provisional","version":"shared-0.6.5"},"condition_evidence":{"light":{"evidence_id":"fact:96289260fe1bfca9e538399e96e6ddc90bd38710952f6b41538b0e467ee5ede6","levels":[2,3,4],"policy":"selected-condition-categories-2","range":[2,4],"scope":{"kind":"region","region_id":"floraquest_nc_sc_ga"},"semantics":"documented_native_habitat_conditions","source_field":"habitat_light_categories","source_label":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","source_url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide","status":"mapped_selected_fact"},"moisture":{"evidence_id":"fact:fdeee6a40e718596e54b4f9b6fbe2e02f6165d6b717ea8bdaf1cbea500a74e1a","levels":[3,4,5],"policy":"selected-condition-categories-2","range":[3,5],"scope":{"kind":"region","region_id":"floraquest_nc_sc_ga"},"semantics":"documented_native_habitat_conditions","source_field":"habitat_moisture_categories","source_label":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","source_url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide","status":"mapped_selected_fact"}},"evidence":{"fit_score":null,"growth_habit":["Forb/herb"],"invasive_status":{"status":"unresolved"},"native_status":{"status":"native_supported"},"occurrence":{"county_fips":["12001","12003","12005","12007","12009","12011","12013","12015","12017","12019","12021","12023","12029","12031","12033","12035","12037","12039","12041","12045","12047","12051","12053","12057","12059","12061","12063","12065","12067","12069","12071","12073","12075","12077","12079","12081","12083","12085","12086","12087","12089","12091","12093","12095","12097","12099","12101","12103","12105","12107","12109","12113","12115","12117","12119","12121","12123","12125","12127","12129","12131","12133"],"meaning":"Recorded occurrence; not a county native-range assertion"},"quercus_score":null,"regional":{"county_fips":["12001","12003","12005","12007","12009","12011","12013","12015","12017","12019","12021","12023","12029","12031","12033","12035","12037","12039","12041","12045","12047","12051","12053","12057","12059","12061","12063","12065","12067","12069","12071","12073","12075","12077","12079","12081","12083","12085","12086","12087","12089","12091","12093","12095","12097","12099","12101","12103","12105","12107","12109","12113","12115","12117","12119","12121","12123","12125","12127","12129","12131","12133"],"growth_habit":null,"growth_habit_source":null,"invasive":null,"invasive_evidence":[],"invasive_rank":null,"native":true,"native_basis":"state_source","native_decided_by":"fl_atlas","native_evidence":[{"claim":"native","flag":"Y","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"FL","source":"fl_atlas","url":"https://florida.plantatlas.usf.edu/plant/species/3235"},{"claim":"native","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"L48","source":"usda","text":"L48:N","url":"https://plants.usda.gov/"},{"claim":"native","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"NC","source":"nc_flora","url":"https://auth1.dpr.ncparks.gov/flora/"},{"basis":"native range text in the regional flora","claim":"native","scope":"NC-SC-GA","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Georgia","claim":"native","scope":"GA","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names South Carolina","claim":"native","scope":"SC","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Tennessee","claim":"native","scope":"TN","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Florida","claim":"native","scope":"FL","source":"floraquest_south_central","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.midsouthfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text in the regional flora","claim":"native","scope":"FL","source":"floraquest_florida","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.floridafieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Florida","claim":"native","scope":"FL","source":"floraquest_florida","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.floridafieldguide"},{"basis":"NatureServe subnational native or exotic flag for this state","claim":"native","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"FL","source":"natureserve_explorer","srank":"S4","url":"https://explorer.natureserve.org/Taxon/ELEMENT_GLOBAL.2.135421/Ludwigia_microcarpa"}],"native_explanation":"Atlas of Florida Plants (published flora, state claim) gives the value, over a broader claim from a higher tier. Speaks for its own area (GA, GA-NC-SC, NC, SC, TN), not this state: FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Weakley), Vascular Plants of North Carolina (NC Natural Heritage Program).","native_provenance":{"flags":["over_higher_tier"],"source":"fl_atlas","specificity":"state","tier":"published_flora"},"native_status":"native_supported","package_native_status":"native_supported","source_ids":["fl_atlas:FL:3235"],"source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","source_refs":["fl_atlas","gbif_specimens","natureserve_explorer"],"source_url":"https://florida.plantatlas.usf.edu/plant/species/3235","state_rank":"S4"},"source_refs":["fl_atlas","gbif_specimens","natureserve_explorer"],"source_url":"https://florida.plantatlas.usf.edu/plant/species/3235","state_rank":{"value":"S4"}},"fit_inputs":{"light":[2,4],"moisture":[3,5],"ph":null},"fit_provenance":{"counties":"USDA PLANTS: recorded in 7 NC counties","light":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","moisture":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)"},"fit_record":{"band":"Strong","condition_evidence":{"light":{"evidence_id":"fact:96289260fe1bfca9e538399e96e6ddc90bd38710952f6b41538b0e467ee5ede6","levels":[2,3,4],"policy":"selected-condition-categories-2","range":[2,4],"scope":{"kind":"region","region_id":"floraquest_nc_sc_ga"},"semantics":"documented_native_habitat_conditions","source_field":"habitat_light_categories","source_label":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","source_url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide","status":"mapped_selected_fact"},"moisture":{"evidence_id":"fact:fdeee6a40e718596e54b4f9b6fbe2e02f6165d6b717ea8bdaf1cbea500a74e1a","levels":[3,4,5],"policy":"selected-condition-categories-2","range":[3,5],"scope":{"kind":"region","region_id":"floraquest_nc_sc_ga"},"semantics":"documented_native_habitat_conditions","source_field":"habitat_moisture_categories","source_label":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","source_url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide","status":"mapped_selected_fact"}},"county_fips":["01003","01007","01009","01011","01013","01015","01019","01021","01025","01035","01037","01039","01041","01047","01053","01055","01059","01061","01067","01069","01071","01079","01085","01091","01097","01099","01103","01115","01117","01119","01121","01129","12001","12003","12005","12007","12009","12011","12013","12015","12017","12019","12021","12023","12029","12031","12033","12035","12037","12039","12041","12045","12047","12051","12053","12057","12059","12061","12063","12065","12067","12069","12071","12073","12075","12077","12079","12081","12083","12085","12086","12087","12089","12091","12093","12095","12097","12099","12101","12103","12105","12107","12109","12113","12115","12117","12119","12121","12123","12125","12127","12129","12131","12133","13007","13015","13039","13047","13049","13065","13075","13127","13153","13191","13201","37031","37055","37077","37103","37141","37145","37173","45005","45015","45019","45027","45029","45035","45043","45051","45091","47011","47031","47065","47093","47117","47143","47145","47149","47173","47177"],"fit_inputs":{"light":[2,4],"moisture":[3,5],"ph":null},"fit_note":"Shared sunlight, moisture and pH calculation; county geography is an additional layer. Missing source traits remain unknown.","fit_provenance":{"counties":"USDA PLANTS: recorded in 7 NC counties","light":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","moisture":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)"},"garden_suitability":{"default_excluded":false,"flags":[],"review_status":"not_assessed","suggestions_excluded":false},"invasive_rank":false,"native_eligible":true,"quercus_score":65,"state":"FL"},"garden_suitability":{"default_excluded":false,"flags":[],"review_status":"not_assessed","suggestions_excluded":false},"growing_observations":{"botanical_review_primary_flower_color":{"matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","review_decision":{"reason":"Single consistent flower-color category across the main reference sources; normalization of existing observations, not a fresh anatomical verification.","sources":["ludwigia-microcarpa--wildflower_center"],"status":"source_recorded","value":"green"},"review_note":"Single consistent flower-color category across the main reference sources; normalization of existing observations, not a fresh anatomical verification.","review_sources":[{"approved_for_correction":true,"evidence_kind":"existing_structured_source_observation","excerpt":"{\"flower_color\": [\"Green\"]}","retrieved":"2026-10-05T19:51:41.890883+00:00","sha256":"5b94089d3c35e417d6200fcf6b367387245427cc7014be85c3acfdef0049495f","source_record_id":null,"title":"Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center","url":"https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=LUMI4"}],"review_status":"source_recorded","source_label":"Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center","source_url":"https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=LUMI4","values":{"primary_flower_color":"green"}},"floraquest_carolinas_georgia":{"matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","retrieved":"2026-10-04T13:31:16.252589+00:00","scope":{"kind":"region","region_id":"floraquest_nc_sc_ga"},"scope_note":"Original regional ecological and identification evidence; no location-specific gardening adjustments.","source_label":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","source_record_id":625,"source_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide","trait_evidence":[{"field":"habitat_description","source_column":"HabitatText","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":"In circumneutral or alkaline soils of moist places, over calcareous rock, mafic rock, shell hash, or brackish sands, such as in maritime wet grasslands, savannas and adjacent ditches over coquina limestone (‘marl’), and wet clay flats over diabase, often in roadside ditches, and inland in calcareous fens and wet calcareous glades."},{"field":"geographic_range_description","source_column":"Description","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica."},{"field":"phenology_source_text","source_column":"Phenology","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":"Jul-Oct."},{"field":"taxonomic_synonymy","source_column":"Synonymy","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":"[= Ar, Bah, F, Fl4, FNA10, GW2, K1, K4, Mo3, NS, POWO, RAB, S, S13, Tn, W, WH3, Peng (1989), Wagner, Hoch, & Raven (2007); = n/a — C]"},{"field":"botanical_comments","source_column":"Comments","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":"This species is diploid (n = 8)."},{"field":"heliophily_index","source_column":"HIndex","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":8},{"field":"regional_wetland_indicators","source_column":"WetlandStatus1..5","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":[{"source_column":"WetlandStatus2","value":"OBL"},{"source_column":"WetlandStatus4","value":"OBL"}]},{"field":"habitat_moisture_categories","source_column":"Attr2","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"GraphicKey","value":["Moist","Water","Wet"]},{"field":"habitat_light_categories","source_column":"Attr3","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"GraphicKey","value":["Partial shade","Full sun"]},{"field":"graphic_key_source_attributes","source_column":"Attr0..25","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"GraphicKey","value":{"Attr0":"gr09","Attr1":"nc_cp,nc_pd,sc_cp,sc_pd,ga_cp,ga_mt,ga_pd,","Attr12":"e","Attr13":"rad","Attr14":"4","Attr15":"gr","Attr16":"n","Attr17":"DSS","Attr2":"Moist,Water,Wet","Attr3":"Part,Sun","Attr3a":"y","Attr3a_subregion":"native_nc_cp:y,native_nc_pd:y,native_sc_cp:y,native_sc_pd:y,native_ga_cp:y,native_ga_mt:y,native_ga_pd:y,","Attr4":" 6-11","Attr5":"er,pr","Attr6":"glb","Attr7":"alt","Attr8":"s","Attr9":"in,nr"}},{"field":"bloom_season","source_column":"Phenology","source_database_sha256":"684f6b364ff9f3023aa61ed02ae50f6f6d6d4d3bcf76847b78ab769ae0453469","source_record_id":625,"source_table":"Organism","value":"July to October"}],"values":{"bloom_season":"July to October","botanical_comments":"This species is diploid (n = 8).","geographic_range_description":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","graphic_key_source_attributes":{"Attr0":"gr09","Attr1":"nc_cp,nc_pd,sc_cp,sc_pd,ga_cp,ga_mt,ga_pd,","Attr12":"e","Attr13":"rad","Attr14":"4","Attr15":"gr","Attr16":"n","Attr17":"DSS","Attr2":"Moist,Water,Wet","Attr3":"Part,Sun","Attr3a":"y","Attr3a_subregion":"native_nc_cp:y,native_nc_pd:y,native_sc_cp:y,native_sc_pd:y,native_ga_cp:y,native_ga_mt:y,native_ga_pd:y,","Attr4":" 6-11","Attr5":"er,pr","Attr6":"glb","Attr7":"alt","Attr8":"s","Attr9":"in,nr"},"habitat_description":"In circumneutral or alkaline soils of moist places, over calcareous rock, mafic rock, shell hash, or brackish sands, such as in maritime wet grasslands, savannas and adjacent ditches over coquina limestone (‘marl’), and wet clay flats over diabase, often in roadside ditches, and inland in calcareous fens and wet calcareous glades.","habitat_light_categories":["Partial shade","Full sun"],"habitat_moisture_categories":["Moist","Water","Wet"],"heliophily_index":8,"phenology_source_text":"Jul-Oct.","regional_wetland_indicators":[{"source_column":"WetlandStatus2","value":"OBL"},{"source_column":"WetlandStatus4","value":"OBL"}],"taxonomic_synonymy":"[= Ar, Bah, F, Fl4, FNA10, GW2, K1, K4, Mo3, NS, POWO, RAB, S, S13, Tn, W, WH3, Peng (1989), Wagner, Hoch, & Raven (2007); = n/a — C]"}},"wildflower_center":{"matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","retrieved":"2026-10-05T19:51:41.890883+00:00","scope":{"kind":"unspecified"},"scope_note":"Source-reported species characteristics; not a location-specific estimate.","source_label":"Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center","source_sha256":"5b94089d3c35e417d6200fcf6b367387245427cc7014be85c3acfdef0049495f","source_url":"https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=LUMI4","trait_evidence":[{"expected_source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","field":"height_description","original_field":"height","record_id":"trait:6acf2abb916daa4527d63274e2ac7f3ad03aece2bac377d9dd88b79e870d42a5","retrieved_at":"2026-10-05T19:51:41.890883+00:00","scope":{"kind":"unspecified"},"scope_note":"Species profile; distribution and native-status discovery filters do not establish local growing or bloom timing.","source":"wildflower","source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","source_sha256":"5b94089d3c35e417d6200fcf6b367387245427cc7014be85c3acfdef0049495f","source_url":"https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=LUMI4","status":"eligible_fact","taxon_id":"taxon:88a61c50-1d48-55d3-84ff-90e12be4040f","value":{"approximate":true,"kind":"upper_bound","max":2,"unit":"feet"}},{"expected_source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","field":"life_cycle","original_field":"life_cycle","record_id":"trait:a79e5cbcf508ca62f49b1b7432b6bf414b781a3179998022ea5ca42303056a5a","retrieved_at":"2026-10-05T19:51:41.890883+00:00","scope":{"kind":"unspecified"},"scope_note":"Species profile; distribution and native-status discovery filters do not establish local growing or bloom timing.","source":"wildflower","source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","source_sha256":"5b94089d3c35e417d6200fcf6b367387245427cc7014be85c3acfdef0049495f","source_url":"https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=LUMI4","status":"eligible_fact","taxon_id":"taxon:88a61c50-1d48-55d3-84ff-90e12be4040f","value":["Perennial"]},{"expected_source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","field":"flower_color","original_field":"flower_color","record_id":"trait:ca8cad93d18fbd8f1cf954a4b015924a3c7bea29a8b0ba1a367f8920ac3b5c33","retrieved_at":"2026-10-05T19:51:41.890883+00:00","scope":{"kind":"unspecified"},"scope_note":"Species profile; distribution and native-status discovery filters do not establish local growing or bloom timing.","source":"wildflower","source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","source_sha256":"5b94089d3c35e417d6200fcf6b367387245427cc7014be85c3acfdef0049495f","source_url":"https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=LUMI4","status":"eligible_fact","taxon_id":"taxon:88a61c50-1d48-55d3-84ff-90e12be4040f","value":["Green"]}],"values":{"flower_color":["Green"],"height_description":"Up to about 2 feet","life_cycle":["Perennial"]}}},"light_range":["part shade","full sun"],"light_source":"FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Southeastern Flora Team)","native_synthesis":{"claims":[{"claim":"native","flag":"Y","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"FL","source":"fl_atlas","url":"https://florida.plantatlas.usf.edu/plant/species/3235"},{"claim":"native","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"L48","source":"usda","text":"L48:N","url":"https://plants.usda.gov/"},{"claim":"native","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"NC","source":"nc_flora","url":"https://auth1.dpr.ncparks.gov/flora/"},{"basis":"native range text in the regional flora","claim":"native","scope":"NC-SC-GA","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Georgia","claim":"native","scope":"GA","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names South Carolina","claim":"native","scope":"SC","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Tennessee","claim":"native","scope":"TN","source":"floraquest_carolinas_georgia","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.southeastfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Florida","claim":"native","scope":"FL","source":"floraquest_south_central","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.midsouthfieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text in the regional flora","claim":"native","scope":"FL","source":"floraquest_florida","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.floridafieldguide"},{"basis":"native range text names Florida","claim":"native","scope":"FL","source":"floraquest_florida","text":"Ne. North Carolina south to s. Florida, west to se. Texas (Brown & Marcus 1998); disjunct inland on calcareous or mafic rocks in nc. North Carolina, nc. South Carolina, n. Georgia, n. Alabama, c. and e. Tennessee, sc. Missouri, and nc. Arkansas; also in the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica.","url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emountainworks.android.floridafieldguide"},{"basis":"NatureServe subnational native or exotic flag for this state","claim":"native","matched_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","scope":"FL","source":"natureserve_explorer","srank":"S4","url":"https://explorer.natureserve.org/Taxon/ELEMENT_GLOBAL.2.135421/Ludwigia_microcarpa"}],"county_native_range":"unresolved","decided_by":"fl_atlas","explanation":"Atlas of Florida Plants (published flora, state claim) gives the value, over a broader claim from a higher tier. Speaks for its own area (GA, GA-NC-SC, NC, SC, TN), not this state: FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia (Weakley), Vascular Plants of North Carolina (NC Natural Heritage Program).","label":"Native to Florida (state-specific source)","provenance":{"flags":["over_higher_tier"],"source":"fl_atlas","specificity":"state","tier":"published_flora"},"rule":"fact-hierarchy-2","status":"native_supported"},"source_name":"Ludwigia microcarpa","taxon_id":"taxon:88a61c50-1d48-55d3-84ff-90e12be4040f","revision":"publish:903368a2-17ec-496c-89d2-a217f30d9dda","photos":[{"id":"nohands-inat-749504351","src":"/api/photos/image/59cd68e57947118829071f3a5d4a8d14b72a1fef379670bf7bc15d860cfec64c.jpg","view":"fruit","alt":"Ludwigia microcarpa — fruit photograph","width":905,"height":1024,"artist":"(c) harrier, some rights reserved (CC BY)","license":"CC BY 4.0","license_url":"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/","source_url":"https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/749504351","changes":"iNaturalist large rendition; uncropped, no retouching.","kind":"photo"}]}