Taxonomic group: ALLDicotyledonMonocotyledonGymnospermFernBryophyta (mosses)Marchantiophyta (liverworts)Anthocerotophyta (hornworts)Fungus  Origin status: ALLendemic (unique to Seychelles)indigenous (non endemic native)native (endemic or indigenous)exotic (introduced from other countries)  Flower colour (indicate the dominant colour): ALLWhiteGrayBlackRedBrownOrangeYellowGreenBlueVioletPink  
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Biological type: ALLtrees (> 6 m high, e.g. Northea (Kapisen))shrubs (up to 6 m high, e.g. Paragenipa (Kafe maron gran feyi))woody climbers (strong woody lianas, e.g. Merremia peltata)tree trunk climbers (e.g. Philodendron spp., Macfadyena)twining climbers (not woody, or only at base, e.g. Ipomoea obscura)trailers (long-creeping on the ground, e.g. Ipomoea pes-caprae (Patatran))prostrate creepers (short-creeping on the ground, e.g. many grasses as Lerb koko)ground herbs (non creeping herbs, e.g. Gynura sechellensis (Jacobe))epiphytes (plants growing on the trunks of trees or on rocks)parasite (epiphytes which parasite their host, e.g. Bwa marmayi)aquatic (growing in or on the water, e.g. Fouzer lanmar)  IUCN: ALLLeast ConcernNear ThreatenedVulnerableEndangeredCritically EndangeredExtinct  Rarity: ALLextinct or eradicated in Seychellesrareoccasionalfrequentcommonabundant  
Invasion status: ALLcultivated (or abandoned cultivation, etc.)subspontaneous (casual, not self-supporting: reproducing but not established)naturalized (reproducing effectively but not spreading fast)invading (reproducing and spreading)archaeophyte (has already invaded everywhere it could)  Invasiveness: ALLvery low (Dominant or not, but affecting only anthropic ecosystems)low (Non-dominant species affecting semi-natural ecosystems)moderate (Non-dominant species affecting any natural ecosystem)strong (Dominant keystone species affecting moderate value ecosystems)very strong (Dominant keystone species affecting high value ecosystems)  

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