Myrica pensylvanica
Dry or wet sterile soil near the coast. Coastal dunes, pine barrens, pine-oak forests, old fields, bogs, edges of streams, ponds, and swamps from sea level to 325 metres. Love
Month August 2023
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Myrica gale
Bogs, marshes, fens and wet heathland in acid soils but plants are occasionally found in calcareous fens. Love
Myrica cerifera
Thickets on sandy soil near swamps and marshes, also on dry arid hills in which situation it is often only a few centimetres tall. Love
Myrica californica
Ocean sand dunes and moist hill sides near the coast, usually on acid soils and tolerating poorly drained soils. Love
Myrianthus arboreus
Secondary vegetation; more or less open places in rain-forests; damp places in forest; forest gallery and clearings; stream or lagoon and lake sides; flooded ground; sometimes in villages. At elevations from 700 – 1,200 metres in Tanzania. Love
Musa acuminata
Shaded and moist ravines, marshlands, semi-marshlands and slopes from near sea level to 1200 metres. Love
Musa balbisiana
Forests, on forest edges, in ravines and on water sides. Love
Myrcianthes pungens
Semi-deciduous forests, the humid understorey of Araucaria forests and on open rocky slopes. Love
Myrciaria vexator
Pastures along roadsides. Love
Murraya koenigii
Dry lowland woodland . Moist forests at elevations of 500 – 1,600 metres in southern China. Love
Muntingia calabura
Well-drained limestone banks and in thickets at elevations from sea level to 600 metres in Jamaica. A typical pioneer species, colonizing disturbed sites in tropical lowlands. Love
Morus rubra
Rich moist woods. Sunny places along the sides of roads. Plants do not grow well on poor soils. Love
Morus nigra
Original habitat is obscure. Love
Morus alba
Not known in a truly wild situation. Love
Moringa stenopetala
Acacia tortilis woodland, riverine woodland of Hyphaene, Acacia, etc.; Acacia, Delonix, Commiphora associations, scrub and succulent steppe; usually on rocky ground by permanent water; at elevations from 390 – 1,200 metres. Love