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Global Range: Crotalaria avonensis is an endemic to the xeric white sand scrub of the Lake Wales ridge of central Florida. Only three populations are known and they are all in Polk and Highlands counties near Avon Park. DeLaney and Wunderlin (1989) suggest that the species is a Miocene relic endemic to the southern Lake Wales Ridge.
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