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TTRS. Sheep island. In dried up arm of Lake Iamonia. Took KII picture.

TTRS. Old field Biocontrol Plots.

Tree 6 m tall; fruit dull red. In blackgum swamp on the floodplain of the Escambia River about 7 mi N of Pensacola Bay near SR 184.

Locally abundant in several swales either side of highway U.S. 90, E of Live Oak, between the city and the airport turnoff.

Frequent, exposed extensive sand bars, Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park

Very abundant in a smallish area of dried up Brickyard Pond on Ichauway Plantation. Petals orangish-yellow. From jct of Ga. Rd 200 and Jerico Road N 2.1 miles, thence E on the plantation road, paralleling a powerline, a distance of 0.5 miles.

Infrequent, live oak-sweet gum- loblolly pine forest, E between the bridges, meridian rd

On borders of hardwood slope to NE side of Atapulgus Creek, by Ga Rd 241, SW of Atapulgus

Forming extensive clones in gum swamp below a beaver dam, 2 miles W of Fla. Rt. 85 and 2 miles S of Fla. Rt. 2 at head of Murder Creek.

Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc. 3.1 mi. S of Hwy 319 on Rt 122 (toward Metcalf), infrequent in loamy sand along dirt road ca 0.1 mi W of Rt 122. Small shrub with juvenile leaf form

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

Tall Timbers Research Station. Compartment #3, Scrub coarse, along side branch of drain on the western portion of the comparment.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining Thomasville city limits between US 84 and railroad. Poorly-drained situations

River jct. PO near Chattahoochee. Floodplain of Apalachicola river. Young tree ca. 2 m very variable foliage.

Annually burned boggy draw in pineland, Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville. Specimen from Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation

Lawn weed, at the Resource Manager's office, Lake Seminola, just N of Chattahoochee

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Beow west end of Big Bay Field at edge of bay growing in clump of Tripsacum.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Occurs mostly as fire pruned sprouts.

Caespitose. On well drained open sandy banks of stream draining titi swamp, to N. of Fla. Rt. 20, between Ochlockonee River and Hosford.

E side 17-Mile Creek. (Pine-"scrub oak" sandhils area). Flowers purplish.

Shrub ca 1.5 m tall; at edge of swampy woodland by Co Rd 12 immediately to the E of its jct with Meridian Rd, N of Tallahassee

Small tree in hedge row, near the Sloan House, Tall Timbers Research Station

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Mostly in mowed, burned roads.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned Sacanna. West side of Ginhouse Field along old fence line.

In a sedge (Fimbristylis) Marsh, Hickory Mound Impoundment area, 8 miles S of US Rt. 98, E of Econfina River.

Low shrub, very abundant in longleaf pine-wiregrass pineland where well-drained. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 121, 0.7 mile W of Camel Lake recreation area, generall S of Bristol.

Marion County: White cedar-palm-bay seepage spring swamp forest, on S side of FS Rd 71 at crossing of Morman Branch, ca. 0.4 mi E of FL 19 at a point ca. 1.3 mi S of Juniper Creek bridge and ca. 2.2 mi N of int FL 40; Morman Branch, Ocala NF, F. M. Arredo

Bigwoods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. quail food patch. in pea patch.

Rocky wooded limestone slopes ca. 6 mi. W Monterey on Interstate 40.

Very widely scattered in open sands of sandhill from which planted slash pine were recently harvested. Near tributary off Spotts Branch, upper Sweetwater Creek. SE 1/4 Sec 34 T2N R7w.

Tree ca 1.5 dm dbh, ca 5 m tall, although small appearing mature and perhaps "on the want." At edge of second growth mixed upland woodland, by Dolan Rd., off Fla Rt. 269, SW of Chattahoochee.

Shrub 1-3 m. tall. Well-elevated place in floodplain woodland, W side of Apalachicola River, E of Sneads

Small trees, moist woodland, at Meridian Rd. and Waverly Road, N. side of Tallahassee.

Tripsacum Course forest type conversion to longleaf pine. Stand No 1.TTRS.??

Longleaf pine forest, scattered on slopes and ridges, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research, Inc, between Thomasville and Metcalf.

plants mostly not exceeding 0.8 m tall. Sand dunes, Navarre Beach, Santa Rosa Island.

Tall Timbers Research Station, vicinity of Long Field Course, in open annually burned woodland.

Moderately large tree in Koucky Park, Indianhead Acres, Tallahassee.

2 mi. N Ochlocknee River (on new U.S. 19), Thomas Co., Ga. (open pine woods; low, wet, with gallberry and pitcher plants).

Sandy soil, womewhat elevated places in dried up bottom of pond, 7 miles S of Ft. White by Fla. Rd 47 and 1.2 miles N of jct of 47 and rd 340.

Spikeletes yellow-green embedded; infrequent Iwith Aristida in dry woods; central part of Apalachee Game Management area, about 3 mil. E of Little Zion Baptist Church

Frequent in moist sandy loam of mature longleaf pine-wiregrass (frequently burned) on Wdae [Wade] Tract of Tall Timbers Research, Inc.; 3.1 mi S of hiway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), then 0.6 mi W on dirt road, then 0.2 mi S again.

In Billy Carter's yard on Beachton-Metcalf road about 4 mi from Metcalf.

Longleaf pine forest,rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Reasearch,Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Infrequent, exposed muds and peats, bottom of Lake Munson after Draining.

Very abundant in extensive area of clear-cut sand pine scrub, 1 mile N of Silver Glen Springs, by Fla. Rt. 19.

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: W 9 A

Locally abundant on roadside banks, oustide of cultivated field, 0.6 miles S of Pastaliga Creek, by U.S. Rt. 19

Abundant in solid mats on black muck with Sesuvium maritimum near southwest corner of Hickory Mound Impoundment, Aucilla Wildlife Management Area, ca. 8 mi. S of Rt. 98, east of Econfina River. Plants with whitish vegetative structures attached to roots,

Growing rooted in the cracks of limerock, ruins of Ft. San Marcos de Apalachee, St. Marks