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Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annuall burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations.

St. Marks national wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots- compartment 2 Plot Number 4 flatwoods throughout.

Wet thicket on highway right-of-way, by Rt 65, 0.4 mile N of Black Creek and N of Sumatra, Apalachicola National Forest.

In 1-2 ft of water, slightly brackish, ponds in marshes, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, at the lighthouse.

Abundant at borders of swampy woodland at Wacissa Springs.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Inhead of Bay on North Side.

On exposed shores of Apalachicola River (after water level has been down for a considerably long period) at Chattahoochee. Substrate more or less calcareous i.e. with broken limerock and mollusk shells

Banks of Chipola River, W. of Blountstown.

In fairly large rhizomatous colonies, floodplain woodland by Spring Creek, 1/2 mile below the dam of Merritt's Millpond at U.S. Rt. 90, E of Mariana

plant ca 1.5 m tall. Clearing of hammock, Winewood Area, Tallahassee.

Granitic rock outcropping, Albert Strickland Farm, Dialtown community, Gum Creek Rd. near Oxford.

Locally abundant in Nyssa-Mayaca swamp near White's Camp along Black Creek, ca. 12 mi. N of VanCleave.

Open boggy slope, clear-cut, between Ocheesee Pond and Ocheesee Farm, S of Sneads.

Longleaf pine-wiregrass sand ridge, vicinity of Bristol.

achenes copiously pubescent; bracts rigid, rather shiny; infrequent in rocky woods on Iredell soil over abundant outcropped metagabbro; Ratibida, Silphium terebinthinaceum, Solidago rigida here; S side of Martin-Mariettaquarry in vicinity of SC 901 on S s

Shrub ca 2.5 m tall. Swampy woodland, Telogia Creek, by Fla Rt 271, between Fla Rt 20 and 12.

Abundant in moist soil at roadside just next to swampy woodland, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 369, 2 mi from its jct with FL Rd 267, southwesterly from Helen Work Center Road, SW of Springhill

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Upland west side of branch from big pond.

Locally abundant in a sandy-peaty semi-boggy area along the edge of a slash pine plantation that had a catastrophic fire in it in spring 1989. By Co. rd 357 twelve miles N of Horseshoe Beach, generally much south of Cross City. Some associates: Carphephor

2 mi S Bald Point. Sandy soil by roadside. Flower heads white.

Common understory grass in live oak hammock forest, haig point tract; N end of Daufuskie Island

Locally frequent in slash pine-wiregrass pineland, 1.3 miles S of Port St. Joe, by U.S. Rt. 98.

very infrequent amongst parental kinds, peaty boggy soil of open areas bordering wet woodland, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

Recentlt burned mesic pine flatwoods, ca 0.2 air mi S of Duval Co line, ca 2.3 air miles S of jct Fla 217 and Fla 228 (in Duval Co, ca 9.2 air mi NW of middleburg; NEQ, NWQ, Sec 6, T4S, R24E; Fiftone 7.5' Quad; 30 deg 11' 05"N, 81 deg 56' 30"W. Wlev 80-88

3 MI. S Panacea, Wakulla Co., Fla. (road shoulder) Corolla pale bluish violet and whitish. A loose-mat-forming plant.

Alligator Point Road, along roadside

Greenwood Plantation, Homeplace - Disced quail strip in Cemetery Field. Volunteering solid in strip.

East side of trail north of boat lunching area, east bank camping area, Lake Seminole, near Chattahoochee (Fl.)

Shrub ca 2.5m tall; in semi-open pond pine flatwoods, sphangnous soppy-wet substrate, along forst road 313 W of Crawfordville in the Apalachicola National Forest.

Plant ca 1.5 m tall with few longish branches. Annually burned pineland on well drained ridge, Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville.

Small tree; frequent on high banks of marsh, St Marks National Wildlife Refuge

Thomasville on Cairo highway

Colonial shrub. Sphagnous pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313, ca 7 imles W of Crawfordville.

semi-open wet woodland, Anders Branch, TTRS.

Tree with a short trunk and broadly spreading crown. Open area of floodplain public use area, Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee

Weed in barnyard. Tall Timbers Research Station.

Abundant in ditch bordering wet woodland; by Co. rd 259 (Tram Road), 0.4 mile W of Jefferson-Leon Co. line, 10 miles E of Capital Circle, E of Tallahassee.

Stems of specimen cut at ground level. Well drained longleaf pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 360 near its intersection with Fla. rd 267, generally SW of Bloxham. Very abundant at the site.

Roadside and waste places at Tall Timbers Research Station.

low wet forest, where annually burned; greenwood plantation

Locally naturalized in brushy woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station, by road that more or less parallels Rt. 12 and to its south.

In wet sandy-peaty soil, slash pine flatwoods, 3 miles NW of Cross City.

tall timbers research station, W 16 X

Matted in shallow water next to dike at Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station

In wet sandy-peaty soil borders of shrub-tree bog, by Fla. Rt. 267 (Bloxham cut-off), 10 miles E of its jct. with Fla. Rt. 20, Apalachicola National Forest.

plants 1-2 m tall. In a small swale just next to a wet woodland astride a small stream, by Fla Rd 69, 0.9 mi S of Calhoun-Jackson Co line, S of Sneads. Some associates: Hyptis alata, Alnus serrulata, Acer rubrum, Lespedeza capitata, Rhus copallina, Rubus

Longleaf pine, wiregrass savanna, by Florida rd 65, 0.3 miles S of Telogia. Many plants of this (and no other Calopogon) observed in numerous places is Liberty and Franklin Counties, Fla. On this date. None had numerous flowers per raceme.

Infrequent, sandy pine woods, ridge, just to S of entrance to Torreya State Park, in the Park.

FREQUENT IN CORN FIELD, TALL TIMBERS RESEARCH STATION.SPECIMAN IS A SMALL PORTION OF MUCH BRANCHED PLANT.

in cut-over near-coastal woodland very near Shell Point and the opposite side of road leading to Oyster Bay Estates. Some associates: Eupatorium ap mohrii, E serotinum, Agalinis fasciculatum, Eryngium aqiatosi, Solidago mexicana, Euthamia tenuifolia, Pluc