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North America  +, South America.  +
Temperate Northern Hemisphere  +, tropical Asia at higher elevations  +, and sporadically introduced into Southern Hemisphere.  +
Worldwide  +, primarily arid  +, semitropical  +,
North America (especially Calif.)  +, West Indies  +, Central America  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily tropical and subtropical regions.  +
All Africa  +, Madagascar  +, Arabia  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, most abundant in tropics  +, subtropics  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, temperate to subpolar regions  +, tropical mountains.  +
Cosmopolitan.  +
nw North America in arctic and subarctic areas.  +
Widespread in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
Mostly circumtropical.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
sw United States  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
North America  +, s Africa  +, and tropical regions of Eastern Hemisphere.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily tropical regions.  +
Worldwide except Antarctica  +, in subtropical to warm-temperate regions.  +
Worldwide  +, especially abundant in Central America  +, South America  +,
Puerto Rico  +, Md.  +, Kans.  +,
Okla.  +, N.Mex.  +, Tex.  +,
Wis.  +, Ont.  +, Que.  +,
Calif.  +, Ariz.  +
Ga.  +, N.C.  +, Ala.  +,
Okla.  +, Tex.  +, La.  +,
Conn.  +, N.J.  +, N.Y.  +,
Kans.  +, Okla.  +, Colo.  +,
Fla.  +, Ga.  +
Okla.  +, N.Mex.  +, Tex.  +,
Md.  +, N.J.  +, Okla.  +,
Conn.  +, N.J.  +, N.Y.  +,
S.C.  +, Fla.  +, Ala.  +,
Del.  +, D.C  +, Wis.  +,
Tex.  +, La.  +, Ala.  +,
Ariz.  +, N.Mex.  +, Tex.  +
Del.  +, D.C  +, Wis.  +,
Wash.  +, Wyo.  +, N.Mex.  +,
Tenn.  +, Okla.  +, Tex.  +,
Calif.  +, Ariz.  +, N.Mex.  +,
Miss.  +, N.C.  +, Fla.  +,
Puerto Rico  +, Ga.  +, Tex.  +,
S.C.  +, N.C.  +
Calif.  +, Ariz.  +, N.Mex.  +,
Conn.  +, Mass.  +, N.H.  +,
Primarily pantropical and subtropical.  +
Worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, especially rich in numbers of species and/or in numbers of plants in arid and semiarid regions of subtropical and lower to middle temperate latitudes.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Worldwide  +, tropical to temperate regions.  +
B
Nearly worldwide  +, montane tropical regions.  +
North America  +, West Indies  +, Central America  +,
s North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Mexico  +, West Indies  +, Central America  +,
Widespread  +, well represented in the north temperate zone.  +
Primarily boreal and cool temperate zones of Northern Hemisphere  +
Mostly tropical and south temperate (except Woodwardia  +, which is north temperate).  +
Nearly worldwide. Brachytheciaceae are found throughout Arctic  +, boreal  +, and temperate zones  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, especially temperate areas  +, with the highest diversity in the Irano-Turanian region  +,
Widely distributed in the Neotropics (1 species in West Africa).  +
Cosmopolitan  +, greatest occurrence in temperate regions.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Mostly tropical and subtropical  +, worldwide.  +
North America  +, native  +, temperate regions  +,
Widely distributed in temperate to subtropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere  +, scattered in the tropics  +, Pacific Islands (New Zealand)  +,
C
Temperate and tropical.  +
Tropical to temperate regions in North America  +, West Indies  +, Central America  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, temperate to subpolar regions and tropical mountains.  +
Fla.  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Temperate North America and China.  +
Worldwide  +, mostly tropical and subtropical regions.  +
Primarily tropical  +, Western Hemisphere  +, Africa (including Madagascar).  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Tropical and subtropical  +, primarily the Americas.  +
Worldwide  +, tropical and warm-temperate regions.  +
Central America  +, South America  +, w Africa  +,
Worldwide  +, especially north-temperate  +, montane and alpine  +,
Tropical and subtropical dry regions  +, warm temperate areas  +
North America  +, Europe  +, Asia  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Worldwide.  +
e  +, se United States  +, South America  +,
Worldwide  +, especially in desert and semidesert regions  +, often in alkaline or saline habitats.  +
se United States  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, tropical and temperate regions.  +
e North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
North America  +, Mexico (Veracruz)  +, Eurasia  +,
Fla.  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
sw  +, sc United States  +, Mexico  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, Eurasia.  +
Pantropical and nearly pantemperate  +, primarily tropical.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, mostly north-temperate regions and southern Africa.  +
w United States  +, Mexico.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily tropical and subtropical regions.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, mostly tropical.  +
Widespread in temperate regions.  +
Widespread in warm oceanic waters worldwide.  +
Worldwide.  +
e  +, sc United States  +, s Mexico  +,
D
Nearly worldwide  +, mainly tropical and hyperoceanic south temperate regions.  +
sw United States  +, nw Mexico  +, sw Asia (Mediterranean region to the Himalayas).  +
Worldwide  +, mostly tropical.  +
North America  +, Europe  +, Asia.  +
Worldwide.  +
Pantropical  +, of both humid and arid regions  +, with few temperate outliers in Europe  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
North America  +, Europe  +, Asia.  +
Cosmopolitan  +, greatest occurrence in temperate regions.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Worldwide.  +
E
Widespread in tropical and warm-temperate regions.  +
Nearly worldwide in temperate and tropical regions.  +
Throughout the Northern Hemisphere with a few widespread species in montane habitats worldwide  +, North America  +, Mexico  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Temperate and warm regions  +, worldwide except Australia.  +
Nearly worldwide in temperate and tropical regions.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily tropical and subtropical regions.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Asia (c  +, w China)  +, introduced and cultivated widely.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
F
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Widespread  +, often dominant forest trees in temperate  +, subtropical  +,
Worldwide  +, mostly tropics.  +
North America  +, South America  +, Eurasia  +,
United States  +, Mexico  +, South America  +,
North America  +, Eurasia.  +
Worldwide except Antarctica.  +
G
w United States  +, Mexico  +, West Indies (Cuba  +,
s United States  +, usually Southern Hemisphere.  +
Mid coast WA to QLD  +, Anningie, 30 miles west of Teatree Well  +, northern Territory  +
Native to China  +, cultivated in the flora.  +
Nearly worldwide in tropical to subtropical regions.  +
Mostly tropical and subtropical  +, North America  +, ca. 250 in Mexico  +,
Worldwide.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
H
e North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
Temperate to tropical regions  +, e North America  +, Mexico  +,
Nearly worldwide.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
North America  +, Eurasia  +, mostly temperate zone.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, tropical and temperate regions.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
Nearly worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily cool temperate to subarctic regions  +, extending to tropics in montane habitats.  +
Worldwide in wet tropics and subtropics  +, a few in temperate latitudes.  +
Nearly worldwide except very cold or very dry regions  +, almost confined to tropics except for Hypericum and Triadenum.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, most diverse in subtropics and tropics.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, apparently introduced in Europe  +, tropical and warm temperate regions.  +
I
North America  +, West Indies  +, Central America  +,
Nearly worldwide but rare in tropical lowlands  +, best represented in southern Africa.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
c  +, e United States  +, e Asia  +,
J
Western Hemisphere and Eurasia.  +
Arctic and temperate regions  +, tropical mountains.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
K
sw North America  +, n Mexico  +, South America (Bolivia).  +
United States  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
L
North America  +, South America  +, Asia.  +
Pantropical  +, a few species also in subtropical and temperate regions  +
se United States.  +
North America  +, Europe  +, Asia  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, very rare in regions with high or very low precipitation  +, not in Greenland or Aleutian Islands.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily temperate regions.  +
Nearly worldwide except Antarctica.  +
Worldwide except Antarctica in temperate and tropical areas.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, except Australia  +, Oceania  +,
Worldwide in tropical and subtopical regions.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily tropical regions  +, widely cultivated.  +
North America.  +
tropical and subtropical regions  +, North America  +, Central America  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
Worldwide.  +
Tropical regions nearly worldwide and temperate regions of North America and Asia  +, s Africa  +, Pacific Islands in New Zealand.  +
M
Mostly in Asia  +, the Pacific Islands  +, and the Western Hemisphere.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, tropics and subtropics.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Lowland tropics of Asia and Africa  +, mainly (80%) in American tropics  +, occasionally subtropics  +,
Nearly worldwide  +, temperate and tropical regions.  +
3 in warm temperate to tropical America and 1 in West Africa.  +
e Asia  +, Australia  +, introduced also in Central America  +,
n North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Widespread in temperate and tropical regions.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily tropical and subtropical regions.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, mostly Northern Hemisphere.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, circumtemperate to circumboreal.  +
North America  +, West Indies  +, Central America  +,
Widespread in tropical and subtropical regions  +, less common in temperate areas.  +
sw Asia  +, sw  +, ne Africa  +,
Fla.  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
tropical parts of Africa  +, Asia  +, Australia  +,
Widespread in temperate and subtropical regions.  +
North America  +, West Indies  +, Eurasia.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, herbaceous mainly in temperate regions and woody taxa mainly tropical.  +
N
Nearly worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, temperate and tropical regions.  +
Temperate and tropical regions.  +
Primarily tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
c  +, e North America  +, Mexico  +,
O
North America  +, s South America  +, Europe  +,
Nearly worldwide.  +
Worldwide except Antarctica  +, most diverse in tropical forests.  +
nearly worldwide  +, especially in warm temperate regions.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, tropical and temperate regions.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, temperate and tropical regions.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
P
w United States  +, nw Mexico  +, Eurasia.  +
Worldwide  +, mainly Northern Hemisphere.  +
Tropical  +, subtropical  +, and warm temperate regions worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily in tropical regions  +, especially South America and Africa.  +
e Asia  +, introduced also in Europe.  +
s Asia  +, Africa  +, Australia  +,
North America  +, Europe (Russia)  +, Asia.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, Central America  +,
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Temperate  +, subtropical  +, and tropical North America  +,
Fla.  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
sw United States  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
se United States  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Almost entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.  +
Primarily tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, including Antarctica  +, primarily in temperate latitudes and at higher elevations in the tropics.  +
nearly worldwide  +, apparently absent in much of tropical South America  +, and arid northern Africa and northern Australia.  +
Temperate regions  +, North America  +, Europe  +,
nw North America  +, e Asia  +, temperate regions.  +
Worldwide  +, especially maritime areas.  +
c  +, e North America  +, Mexico  +,
Widespread  +, well represented in the north-temperate zone.  +
Worldwide  +, especially tropics and subtropics.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, primarily of tropical and subtropical regions.  +
Primarily Southern Hemisphere  +, poorly represented in Eurasia.  +
Nearly worldwide.  +
Worldwide  +, characteristic of harsh habitats.  +
North America  +, Mexico  +, West Indies  +,
Worldwide in tropical regions.  +
Worldwide.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, temperate and tropical regions.  +
Nearly worldwide  +, tropical and subtropical regions.  +
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