Explore: Hydric Hammock

United States. Some authorities classify coastal hammocks as hydric hammocks. Temperate hardwood hammocks are narrow bands of broadleaf forest that occur

southern dawnflower (Stylisma humistrata). Southern coastal plain hydric hammocks are found on the flat lowlands of the southern and outermost parts

The southern coastal plain hydric hammock is a wetland hammock community found on the flat lowlands of the southern and outermost parts of the Atlantic

Withlacoochee River, and reaches several miles inland. Gulf Hammock includes the largest expanse of hydric hammock in Florida. The area is mostly uninhabited, with

hammocks. The coastal hammocks are hydric, with the soil saturated for much of the year, and subject to occasional flooding. Coastal hydric hammocks are

kingsnakes, they are nonvenomous. They are found in pine flatwoods, hydric hammocks, pine savannas, mesic pine-oak forests, prairies, cultivated fields

species of songbirds. Many species of hardwood trees, the sandhill, hydric hammock and swamp plant communities, including rare plants. The park includes

Spring Hammock Preserve is a 1,500-acre (610 ha) natural area in Seminole County, Florida. Its mucky areas protect examples of hydric hammock and floodplain

Aucilla Wildlife Management Area conserves 50,549 acres of hydric hammock, mesic flatwoods, upland forest, and spring-run river twelve miles southeast

the park support hammocks and floodplain forests. Near the floodplains of spring-fed rivers grow southern coastal plain hydric hammocks, dense forests of