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Climate edit
While the article has been edited to say that the Florida scrub is a temperate forest, no source that states that the Florida scrub is temperate (and not sub-tropical) has been offered. See, however, this journal article, which refers three times to "scrub oak" in central Florida as a subtropical ecosystem. Another site, one which I would not use as a source, makes the very sensible argument that the climate of scrubs may be temperate, peninsular, or tropical, depending on what part of the state it is in. I might add that I have been searching for sites that ascribe a climate to Florida scrub, but the few journal articles that do say something about climate talk about temperature and rainfall and seasons, without mentioning temperate, or subtropical, or tropical. So, until someone can produce a reliable source that states that Florida scrubs have a temperate, or a sub-tropical climate (I think scrubs with tropical climates are very rare in Florida), we should leave that out of this article. Donald Albury 02:23, 3 February 2024 (UTC)