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The document lists various plant and tree species found in different areas of a property including loblolly pines, panicum virginatum, and solidago rugosa in a no lawn area. Trillium, oxalis, cornus florida, and phlox divaricata are listed as being found in a teahouse area. The document also notes forested woodland areas containing species such as carex pennsylvanica, uvularia grandifolia, and polysporium virginum. Maple and carex stricta are repeated throughout the document in reference to different areas.
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