You asked about this before. For us to help further it would be really helpful to have more pictures. I'm still pretty certain it isn't a Rumex species since it seems to have glossy leaves, a branched central stem and no basal rosette. https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5837185/which-rumex-species#n=3

Several Rumex have glossy leaves. We have 11 species in Florida. I am very certain it is a Rumex. It's the species that is elusive. I reposted hoping someone else might answer because if folks see an answer they don't read the post. And the plant is 200 miles away.

http://bonap.net/Napa/TaxonMaps/Genus/County/Rumex

It doesn't match any of the Florida species imo. It appears to have a stalk from which leaves are growing. Rumex species throw up a stem when they are going to flower. Your plant has no sign of an inflorescence. Nor do I see any basal foliage. I still doubt it is a Rumex but of course I didn't see it in person. Top down pictures are really difficult for identification purposes. Although you can't get more pix of this one that's something to bear in mind for the future.

And I'm not convinced people don't read a post if they seen answer. I certainly do. Anyone interested in identification will look to see if they agree with the response or, if they don't know the id, they'll look in order to learn something new. Double posting leads to people answering in two places and information getting spread out.

Yes, I couldn't find a match with any Florida species either. Everything in the picture is wet from rain, also which makes things glossy too. A side view of the stem would've really helped.