The urban surroundings and the need for fire control reduce the probability for burning to occur. Invasion by exotic plants is also a threat. Other exotic plants are common in nearby suburban landscaping and may pose a threat. The first consideration must be given to protecting the remaining habitat from development. Secondly, periodic mangement may be needed to maintain it in a disclimax state and to prevent exotic plants from becoming established.
Neyraudia extirpation is essential.
Austin, D.F., P. Krauss, J. Jones, B.E. Tatje and C. E. Nauman. 1980 Endangered and Threatened Plant Species Survey in southern Florida. Report submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under Contract No. Deuver, L.C. 1984. Natural Communities of Florida's Rocklands.