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Frequent in a small low are in a large clearing, the are cleared having been an overstory of scattered Pinus palustria with, beneath that, a closed canopy of moderately large Quercus geminata. Soil loose sandy, presently dry. To westward of U.S. Rt. 98, 0

Blue Springs Plantation, Baker Co., Ga. Flowers pink

In open upland annually burned pine land, Tall Timbers Research Station. To the S of Co. Rd 12 and near the forest road more or less parelling it

Shrub ca 3 m tall in wet thicket bordering cypress gum pond, Apalachicola National Forest, by entrance road to Lost Lake Recreation Area, W of Springhill Rd, generally S of Tallahassee

Plants forming a dense thicket, stems to ca 1.5 m. tall; in wet soil, clearing bordering floodplain forest, W of the Ochlockonee River, W of Tallahassee

Very abundant in a broad band on middle slope of highway, by US 98 for some distance to W of Aucilla River. Lateral petals with numerous clavate

Rhizomatous and colonial. Borders of swamp outskirts of Madison on Fla. Rt. 14.

Fla., Franklin Co., 3 mi E St. Teresa sandy soil on hwy. rt-of-way near Pinus clausa. white color phase-growing near "wild type"

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot; W1B

In wet thicket at edge of branch bay, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 309.

Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Road 313, 1.4 miles general west from its intersection with S/R 368, generally NW of Crawfordville. Sandy roadside and in shallow ditch, next to pine flatwoods.

Small tree. ca 12" dia. Power House Ranch, Miccosukee.

tall timbers research station fire plot

Weedy vacant lot, edge of Blountstown

in mowed area on the grounds of TTRS.

Vine; shoulder of road, Ga. side of hill Georgia/Florida line, south on Springhill Road.

In pure stand by roadside, by Lighthouse road, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Pasture N of "Rattlesnake Bottoms", Hammock #1, Ichauway Plantation, rock outcrop along fence between sections of the pasture. Sandy loam soil with overstory of trees.

Shrub ca 4 m. tall, naturalized on borders of upland woodland by Capitol Circle between Apalachicola Parkway and Park Avenue, E side of Tallahassee

Baldwin Co., near Seminole. Ca. 0.1 mi N of US Hwy 90 via unnamed dirt rd 2 mi W of jct with Co Rd 91. Private property of Happy J Farn (owner D. Turk), R6E, T6S, Sec 18. E of dirt rd. Pitcher plant bog in pasture area in powerline easement. With Sarracen

Slash pine flatwoods, Neal Lumber Co. lands, by G.U. Parker Rd., 3.4 miles E of Fla. Rt. 71 at Scott's Ferry.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Fallow quail food patch. And edge of road.

Plant bushy brnached, numerous stems from the base, ca 4m tall. On edge of evergreen shrub-tree bog or bay, bo Co. rd 1641 (until very recently co. rd 271), 0.7 miles northward of Telogia Creek, on E side of road. Some associates: cliftonia monophylla, Cy

Abundant (but hard to see amongst other low plants) in open depressions where water stands when the Apalachicola River is in flood, below Jim Woodruff Dam, Chattahoochee.

Specimen from a sapling ca 1.5 m tall; on bank of creek in Koucky Park, Indianhead Acres, Tallahassee.

3.8 Miles south of Sellers. Border of pine forest, sandy hillside. Petals rose-violet.

Tall Timbers Research Station, plot W2C.

Shrub, granitic rock outcrop, Arabia Mt. (Little Stone Mt.), vicinity of Lithania

Birdsong nature center, meridian rd about 5 miles SW of Beachton; Before late mowing

Abundant in lawns, Tall Timbers Research Station

Wet woodland, w of Meridian road, between the bridges at Lake Iamonia

Small clearing near S end of Hall Island, Tall Timbers Research Station

Infrequent, upland, open, annually burned, tall timbers res. Station, N of Tallahassee

Old field, ca 1 mile S of Micosukee along the Centerville Road.

wet soil, clearing of wet woodland, between Ashburn and Arabi.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road, about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned Savanna. Frequent, generally.

Very abundant in a fallow field at Tall Timbers Research Station near Gannet Pond, amidst much Geranium carolinianum

Plant with several long, ascending branches, to ca 1.5 m. tall; open high banks between road and marsh, Lighthouse Rd, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge

Plant ca 4 dm tall, very bushy branched, its "crown" virtually round. in a disturbed scrub oak site on sand ridge, by U.S. Rt. 90, 1.8 miles E of Mossy Head.

Plants mostly with numerous vigate, often arching branches. Leafy only in their distal portions. At time of collection only a few flowers open on any branch (Possibly owing to drough). Stems to 1.5 m long or a little more. Most plants with dead branches i

Moist woods and roadsides in swamp of Little River, south side of SR 1221, north of Chapanoke

Between Carrabelle and East Point, wet roadside, lid and upper part of leaf white, purple-veined

Infrequent roadside weed on the west side of US 41 at the intersection with Old Crystal River Rd, ca 1 mi N of Brooksville; this species also seen commonly along US 19, particularly in highway median in Citrus County and southern Levy County. Filament hai

In dense mats, edge of marsh. The Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Abundant in shallow water, on stumps, logs, and bases of trees, outer edge of cypress-gum swamp-pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Wet pine flatwoods, between Overstreet and Wewahitcka.

sand dunes, between US Rt 98 and Choctawhatchee Bay, E of bridge across to Ft Walton Beach.

abundant on sand ridges, of open highway right of way, open longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridges, and openings in plantations of small slash pine on sand ridges. 4.5 mi S of US Rt 98/19 by Co Rd 361 (Adams Beach Rd), generally S of Perry. Mostly growing am

Very abundant in clearing of wet pine flatwoods and in adjacent ditches, Apalachicola National Forest, off forest rd 13, between Porter Lake/Ochlockonee River and Whitehead Lake, generally W of Crawfordville.

Coarse herbs (racemes erect) ca. 1.5 m. tall growing about rotting stump, several individuals together with a single plant with arching-declining racemes; by entrance driveway, Tall Timbers Research Station N. of Tallahassee.