Dodonaea viscosa
(L.) Jacq.
Florida hopbush
Dodonaea viscosa is a tree or shrub that is not native to California.
Dodonaea ehrenbergiiPLANTS
Dodonaea elaeagnoidesPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. amphioxeaPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. confertiorPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. costulataPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. degeneriPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. forbesiiPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. glabrescensPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. hillebrandiiPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. hosakanaPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. lanaiensisPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. molokaiensisPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. oblongaPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. obtusiorPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. pallidaPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. sherffiiPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. skottsbergiiPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. vaccinioidesPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. variansPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpa var. waimeanaPLANTS
Dodonaea eriocarpaPLANTS
Dodonaea jamaicensisPLANTS
Dodonaea microcaryaPLANTS
Dodonaea sandwicensis var. latifoliaPLANTS
Dodonaea sandwicensis var. simulansPLANTS
Dodonaea sandwicensisPLANTS
Dodonaea spathulataPLANTS
Dodonaea stenoptera var. faurieiPLANTS
Dodonaea stenopteraPLANTS
Dodonaea thunbergianaPLANTS
Dodonaea viscosa var. angustifoliaPLANTS
Dodonaea viscosa var. arborescensPLANTS
Dodonaea viscosa var. linearisPLANTS
Dodonaea viscosa var. spathulataPLANTS
Ptelea viscosaPLANTS
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Jepson eFlora section:
eudicot
USDA PLANTS group:
Dicot
Arid West: Occurs usually in non wetlands, occasionally in wetlands
Mountains, Valleys and Coast: Occurs in non wetlands
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[Wikipedia] Extensive Range: This species is notable for its extremely wide distribution, which it achieved only over the last 2 million years (from its region of origin in Australia) via oceanic dispersal. Harrington and Gadek (2009) referred to D. viscosa as having "a distribution equal to some of the world’s greatest transoceanic dispersers". (link added by Mary Ann Machi)
