Durio dulcis
Lowland mixed dipterocarp forest, at elevations up to 800 metres. Love
Month July 2023
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Dryopteris marginalis
Damp woods and swamps. Rocky, wooded slopes and ravines, edges of woods, stream banks and roadbanks, and rock walls at elevations of 50 – 1500 metres. Love
Drimys lanceolata
Moist places in mountain forests and also in alpine zones to 1500 metres. Love
Drimys winteri
The dominant tree in moister lowland sites to Tierra Del Fuego. Boggy sites by streams etc in rich soils. Love
Dryas octopetala
Rocky places and high pastures, especially on limestone rocks. Love
Diplotaxis tenuifolia
Old walls and waste places in S. England, a casual further north. This plant is doubtfully native in Britain. Love
Diplotaxis muralis
Limestone rocks, walls and as a weed of arable ground in England. Love
Diospyros virginiana
Dry woods, old fields and clearings, on light well-drained sandy soils. Found on most soil types from sands to shales and mud bottomlands. Love
Diospyros mespiliformis
Riparian forest, more rarely on termite mounds or rocky outcrops or in dry semi-evergreen forest at elevations of 60 – 1,370 metres. Drier northern borders of the humid rain-forest zone especially in wet situations. Love
Diplazium esculentum
River banks, open places in wet ground, at elevations below 900 metres in Sri Lanka. Love
Diospyros lotus
Mixed mountain forests to 1500 metres in China. Love
Diospyros kaki
Not known in a truly wild situation, it is found in broad leafed woodland but probably as an escape from cultivation. Love
Diospyros digyna
Dry or wet mixed forest usually around sea level. Love
Dioscoreophyllum cumminsii
Dense rain-forest and galleried forest, often in old cultivation sites. Love
Dioscorea japonica
Wooded foothills. Mixed forests and margins, scrub forests, herb communities, mountain slopes, valleys, along rivers and streams, roadsides; 100 – 1200 metres. Love