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In mucky soil of tidal drainage canal draining wet hammocks, not far from coastal marshes, E of Econfina River, vicinity of Hickory Mound.

SE Corp. limilt of Walnut Grove (T9N R8E NW4) Creekbottom at first bridge SE of Walnut Grove on Hwy 492. Mostly deciduous woods. 4" dbh, leaning over creek, fruit green.

Big Woods, greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually buned pineland, mostly longleaf. Well drained upland. Abundany in some areas of mowed plantation drive.

Open, clay roadside banks bordering old field; southeasternmost corner of the coounty, by County Line Road, 0.4 mile from intersection of County Line Road and Ga. Road 133 at Dry Run. Some associated plants: Coreopsis delphinifolia, Angelica venunosa, Cyp

Moist to wet soil, borders of woods, Lake Iamonia, east between the bridges, Meridian Road.

in upland pine-oak woodland and its borders, by Ga Rt 41, 5 mi N of Buena Vista. Sap of plant glutinous

Bark of Trunk thin, smoothish, sloughing in narrow, thin strips. Small tree. Swamp by North River, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. Two pieces on this sheet from the same branch.

lowland woodland adjacent to Van Brunt arm of Lake Iamonia, TTRS.

plant perennial, older plants with several to numerous main stems from the caudex, each stem up to 1.5 m tall and bushy branched. Specimen from a branchlet. Open, upland, second growth longleaf pine-oak stand. Apalachicola NF, just E of Dog Lake, generall

Between Sopchoppy and Ochlocknee River, roadside.

N of Fla. Tr. 20, off Jack Vause Rd., State Recreation Area by Lake Talquin; mesic forested slope, 1st ravine to NE of pavilion at public use area. Locally abundant.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga. Thomas Co. burned upland pine-hardwood corolla lavender pink

Plant to about 6 dm tall. Plant not glaucous; fruit not glaucous. In longleaf pineland, on lower part of gentle slope of ridge and close to a pineland pond, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, Panacea Unit, off Co. rd 372 which runs from U.S. Rt 98 at Ocklockonee

Mesic sandy calcareous stream terrace forest, on unnamed tributary to Apalachicola River, 0.8 air mi NW of River Hill Cem., ca. 2.0 air mi SW of RR crossing on Co. Rd. 269, ca 4 air mi SW of Chattahoochee; SWQ, SEQ, SWQ, Sec. 8, T3N, R6W; chattahoochee 7.

flowers yellow-green; infrequent along edge of sandy road; adjacent to open calcareous glade, 2.1 mi N of Marianna on E side of Bumpnose Rd.

Open liveoak hammock, Goose Creek Area, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

Lake Iamonia. In ca 1-2 ' water. The plant seems to be sprout in masses of veg near surface of water and as it grows the weight forces it into the water where adventitious roots form on the stem portion under the water.

Seedlings collected from areas adjacent to sample plots on springhill. Area burned March 1968. Comparison plots on Tall Timbers. Plot 1, Subplot 3, 20-4yrs.

Plant with long rhizomes. In muck, marshy shores of Wacissa Springs.

In wet savanna, Grand Bay, Apalachicola National Forest: from Fla. Rt. 20, S on 375 to forest road 320 to the E 1 mile, then through longleaf pine to the left through a narrow band of bay-ticket to the savanna.

In longleaf pine-wiregrass sandhill, by Forest Rd 423, Apalachicola National Forest, NW of Sumatra. Frequent.

Wet pine flatwoods, 2 miles from Newport on the Lighthouse Road.

Locally abundant, wet woodland, Spring hills Plantation, Metcalf Road.

About 5 mi. SSW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. Vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barrens N of Satilla River. Height to about 3.5 feet.

Medium-sized tree,open woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Susina Plantation. Under pines. Corolla maroon.

Rodman Resevoir, Ocala National Forest. Growing in areas of Stagnation created by large masses of submerged and floating plants. Not uncommon.

St. Vincent, national wildlife refuge, frequent in drying loamy sand of cabbage palm hammock near junction dry bar rd and tahiti beach rd on NE part of island facing W Pass.

Common on edge of wet depression in small pasture S of Cypress Landing Rd., near W shore of Lake Miccosukee, Ring Oak Plantation. SE corner of NE1/4 Sec 14, T2N R3E.

Abundant in roadside drainage ditch, by forest road 313, Apalachicola National Forest, S of Fla. Rt 267, generally S of Springhill.

Leaves ca 1 m high, scape to ca 1.5 m high; in water to ca 2 ft deep; marsh, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

Wade Tract ( mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequently burned) of TTRS. 3.1 mi S of Highway 319 on Rte 122 (troward Metcalf), 0.6 mi W on dirt road from Rte 122, then 0.6 mi S further into tract, frequent in seasonally moist loamy sand o

Newport, Phillips Picnic Area on E side of St Marks river. Whitish becoming pale greenish toward apex of inflorescence

Small tree, swamp, floodplain, Porter Lake, Ockolockonee River.

Low shrub, in annually burned upland pine woodland, near Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Specimens bearing this collection number were taken from numerous individual plants growing in open savanna and scattered amongst Cyrilla racemiflora and Cliftonia monophylla. Stems numerous from the base and bushy-branched, to ca. 2 m. tall. .The savanna

Tall Timbers Res Stn summer burn north of Tripsacum Field, burned 12 August 1980 Frequent

5.5 mi WNW of Wewahitchka. Low pineland, treeless, being reforested. E of Wetappo Creek. Disk dark brown; rays yellow.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd, about 5 mi. SW of Beachton. Frogpond pasture.

Small scrubby tree in sandy pine-oak scrub, sandy ridge, to N of U.S. Rt 98, 5 miles E of its jct with U.S. Rt 319, St. Theresa. Some associates: pinus clausa, Quercus geminata, Q. laevis, Q. incana, Q. margaretta, Vitis rotundifolia

Margins of cypress gum depression, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 301, 0.6 mi. W of Silver Lake Rd, Rt 260

E side 17-mile Creek, Coffee Co., Ga. (pine-"scrub oak" sandhills area)

Between sislbee and Kountzee on Farm Rd. 10003, E. of Honey Island.

Tree ca 20 m tall. Planted as a small sapling ca year 1956 at 2021 Chuli Nene, Indianhead Acres, Tallahassee

Hall Id., Tall Timbers Research Station , N Leon CO., Fla. (hammock forest)

Low ground near Hwy 84, E of Withlacoochee River. Pine flatwoods nearby, petals yellow

Medium sized tree. On sand ridge ringing Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, to W of Springhill Road, S of Tallahassee. Some associates Pinus Palustris, Quercus laevis, Q. incana, Vaccinium stamineum, V. arboreum.

Floodplain forest, Aplachicola River, Chattahoochee

Margins of blackgum pond, just N of Woodville.

Densely carpeting a broad, shallow, wet ditch by pine flatwoods, by FL Rt 375, 9 mi S of Wakulla, Leon Co line