Island Biogeography

Branches resemble that of a pine, produces tiny nutlets fruit and sometimes tiny brown flowers

Australian pine

large round leaf with leathery red veins

Sea grape

Leaves: Large, shiny, green, and leathery, with an obovate shape

Flowers: Small, white, star-shaped, and fragrant, with pink tips

Fruit: Lemon-shaped, green when unripe, then yellow, dark brown, and black when ripe

Wood: Dark brown or reddish brown, heavy, and hard

Bark: Gray and mostly smooth

7 year apple

a wildflower vine that grows along the seashore and has many medicinal uses, looks a little like kale

Bay geranium

parasitic vine, orange in color

Love/woe vine

a woody shrub with yellow flowers that grows in the Bahamas and other tropical regions

Bahamas buttercup

a type of grass that grow in coastal sand dunes and beaches

Sea oats

Tend to be in water, uses prop roots, their leaves have shiny, dark green uppersides and pale green undersides and occur opposite from each other along the branches.

Red Mangroves

Leaves: Leathery, dark green, glossy, and flat, with a noticeable vein down the middle

Flowers: Greenish-white, inconspicuous flowers that bloom in spring

Fruits: Firm, shiny, black, pea-sized berries that ripen in early fall and persist through winter

 Inkberry

Stoplight parrotfish (terminal phase)

Stoplight parrot fish (inital phase)

Bluehead wrasse inital

bluehead wrasse terminal

school master snapper

Bar jack

French grunt

Grey Chub

Black durgon

Blue tang

Queen triggerfish

barracuda

Four-eyed butterflyfish