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Cilantro, also known as coriander, is not native to Florida; it is originally from regions spanning from Southern Europe to North Africa and Southwestern Asia. However, it is widely cultivated in Florida due to the state's suitable climate for growing this herb. In Florida, cilantro thrives in the warmer months, making it a popular choice for local gardens and farms.

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