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Weedy area just at the entrance to Blue Springs, NE of Marianna.

Unburned wetland savanna, on W side of Fl 87, ca. 1.2 mi S of Co Rd 184-S, ca. 0.8 mi N of bridge over Yellow River; NWQ, SWQ, NWQ, Sec. 23, T1N, R27W; Ward Basin 7.5' Quad.; 30 degrees 35'00"N, 86 degrees 55'49"W.

Well drained, open longleaf pineland, by forest road 123, Apalachicola National Forest, Post Office Bay, generally between Co. Rd 379 and Fla. Rt. 65. Some Associates: Carphephorus odoratissimus, Liatris gracilis, Helianthus radula, Aristida stricta, Sere

5 mi S Telogia, Liberty Co., Fla. (low, peaty area in longeaf pine-wiregrass association)

Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequently burned) of Tall Timbers Research, inc. 3.1 mi S of hiway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), infrequent with Ipomea, Sida, Desmodium, Conyza, Verbena, and Richardia in loamy sand of some

Kenai Peninsula: 42 mi w inters. Highways 1 & 9, w of Sterling, Sec 13, 150 degrees 36', 60 degrees 32', disturbed birch-cottonwiid, elev. Ca 325 ft., occas., roadside.

In weedy open area by railroad tracks, at White Springs.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between US 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Well drained upland. From 4 inch tree growing at base of "virgin" lighterwood stump.

Longleaf pine, scrub oak, wiregrass sand ridge, by Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile to W of Springhill Road, generally S of Tallahassee.

planted on right-of-way along with other things, to prevent erosion as street widening occurred, Pensacola st. Tallahassee

7 mi NNE of Crawfordville

Mixed pine-hardwood forest, State Property, E of North Mosquito Cree, S of U.S. Rt 90, SE 1/4 Sec 34, T4N, R6W. Low shrub, relatively few plants seen.

Blue Springs Plantation, 8 mi N Newton, Baker Co., Ga. (open pine woods)

"John the Baptist-Fish Hole Site", north end of hammock west side of Flint river, Ichauway Plantation, Bkare Co., Ga. Mesic slope between longleaf Pine woods and Hardwood Hammock bordering the Flint river. Flowers reddish, or pinkish-red.

ca 1 mi W of Bristol (and 1/2 mi E Apalachiaola River), low grounds of highway. Narrow petals (ray petals?) white. Plants growing at water's edge among the roots.

FREQUENT IN UPLAND PINELAND,BETWEEN SNEADS AND THE APALACHICOLA RIVER,BY U.S. RT/90.

East of Chattahoochee, South of U.S. 90, 2400 feet east of east edge of Florida State Hospital Cemetery, N/E 1/4 Sec 2, T3N, R6W, Gadsden Co., Florida

Abundant on the upper strand, Apalachicola Bay, E. side, near the U.S. Rt 98 bridge.

Occasional in cypress-gum pond, 1.2 miles W of Clarksville.

Infrequent in shaded ground cover of mesic hammock S of nature trail from picnic area at Tom Brown Park, SE Tallahassee. SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 Sec 34, T1N R1E. Voucher for Native Forest Project, from site 25A

Understory tree ca. 6 m. tall at edge of mixed woodland ca 1 mi S of Rosedale, by Fl Rt 269.

Taylor county: Frequent at edges of ephemeral ponds intergrading with coastal hammock (palm-oak) in Econfina River Tract administered by Fla. Dept. Nat. Res. This from shrub ca 3 m in hight by "North Fence Rd.," near steel gate onto CR-14, 3.6 mi S of U.S

Telfair Co., Very common in Savannah about 3 miles northwest of Lumber City on Rt. 23.

Tall Timbers Res. Station Plot NB66

In muck at water's edge, small stream in woodland just before stream enters Chipola river, by Rd C-278, ca W of Altha.

Dried-up pond bottom, 3 mi. W of FL Rt 271, road going from Rt 271 opposite road going E to Parramore Landing, Lake Seminole, N of Sneads

In shallow water, mucky soil, border of cypress-gum swamp, 7.4 mi W of Monticello by US Rt 90

Pine flatwoods, by US Hwy 20, opposite Hosford Fire Tower

Plant with numerous arching stems, spikes with 1-few empty bracts at base, each usually subtending a flower which aborted early in development. Corolla purple with throat white interiorly and exteriorly at early anthesis, becoming purple by late anthesis.

Frequent, clearing of floodplain forest, E of Blounstown. Plant with numerous stems, decumbent below, rooting at the nodes.

infrequent, grassy roadsides bordering pineland, Big Pine Key.

In wettish woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station. Forest road paralleling Co. Rd 12.

Parasitic on and completely killed a small plant of Schinus terebinthefolius. Vacant lot, Naples.

In shallow water, pond cypress-gum depression in flatwoods, 3.5 miles NW of Sumatra

longleaf pineforest, roling terrain, "Wade Tract" of TTRS, between Thomasville and Metcalf.

In frequent on sandy alluvial outwash of clearing by small stream and outside of swampy woodland.

Shrub to ca 1.5m tall. Pine flatwoods, by Fla. Rt. 358, ca 1/4 mile S of U.S. Rt. 98, on the road to Jena.

Boggy swale, by Fla. Rt. 20, 5 miles W of the Chipola River, W of Blountstown.

In small borrow pit, flat between the hills. Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Research, Inc.

Ga. Rt. 319 between Beachton, Grady Co., and Thomasville, Thomas Co., corolla pink

Occasional in sandy turkey oak-longleaf pine woods 4 miles W of Madison

Running stream; West of Tallahassee.

10 mi NE of Tallahassee. Among weeds along rut-road near broadleaf woods. Rays white with purple tinge.

Extremely abundant on exposed peat of recently drained marsh along the Lighthouse Road, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Thomas Co., Ga. (upland pine-burned)

St. Catherines Island. North part of the island. Abundant in lawn surrounding the Button Gwinnett house.

Infrequent in clearing, sand ridge, just N of Spring Hill Rd, generally S of Tallahassee.

West from Apalachicola River, N side of US 90, N/W 1/4 Sec 36, T4N R7W, in longleaf pine-Quercus stellata woods, open under the canopy; sandy-loam soil

Common in open annually burned pinelands, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Susina Plantation.