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Sandy, grassy roadside, Port St. Joe

Amongst slash pines. Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Research, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Climbing over shrubs and into trees, in the latter case to at least 6m. Frequent in bottomland woodland openings, Apalachicola River S of U.S. Rt. 90 bridge, E. of Sneads.

Specimen from a seedling ca 5 dm tall; Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: W 4 X

Dwarf, decumbent shrubs on wet sands of slash pine-palmetto scrub. 5 m W of Otter Creek. Inner and outer petals maroon.

Tufted plants in recently cut roadway through hillside bog; 3.2 mi, S of Sneads on Rt. S-280, then 2.8 mi SE on dirt road, ca 1 mi. N of I-10.

In pothole surrounded by pineland where there is surface water during periods of high rainfall; no surface water when this collection was made. 0.7 mi N of FL-GA state line and 0.6 mi to E (as the crow flies) on Springwood Plantation)

Locally frequent in open stand of loblolly and shortleaf pine on ridge, ± 2 miles N of John the Baptist Church, Ichauway Plantation. Plant rhizomatois.

Ca 1.5 mi NE Spring Creek. Near "dike road" in low mixed partly scrubby woods. In fruit.

Abundant on limestone diggings on E side of frontage road, E of I-40, 0.2 mi. S of NC 210, vicinity of Rocky Point

Frequent on limestone ledges and in intervening wooded places, slopes of lime sink, "Cedar Groe" sink, just N of I-10 and S of Chipley, Sec 16 T4N R13W

In low lying open fine forest, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Plants slender, to ca 3 m tall, sparingly branched. Abundant, shores of Merial Lake (the type locality),N of Vicksburg.

plant scattered about in longleaf pine-scrub oak on sandy ridge, Apalachicola national forest, 1 mile W of springhill rd generally S of Tallahassee

Ga.,Grady co., 8 mi SE Cairo; SE of Ochlocknee R bridge low peaty area with slash pine and mixed hardwoods.

Frequent at edge of wet woods next to lawn at Blackout Plantation; Cat Island.

Fla. Rt 20 E outskirts of Palatka, APPROX. opposite colonial pine subdivision

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: W20A

Bigwoods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between US 84 and raolroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Disturbed areas.

Dam on Lake Iamonia.

On site several acres in extent having been completely cleared of wet woodland vegetation during extended drought during 1987-88 then to some extent covered with fill soil, a mixture of sand and fine black organic material. Soil now compacted and for the

Planted longleaf area across road from pea field. Burned 12 Aug 80. Frequent

shrub with several stems from the base and a bushy-branched crown, 2.5 m tall. In a Quercus geminata xeric hammock ringing Little Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile W of Spring Hill Rd, SW of Tallahassee.

Tall Tombers Research Station. Ravine - north side.

Moist mixed woodland by E Park Avenue, Tallahassee.

Specimens from sprouts after winter fire. Slash pine flatwoods, Neal Lumber Co lands, 3.4 miles e from Scott's Ferry, Fla. Rt 71, and along G.U. Parker Road.

Shrub ca 2 m tall. Fruits black, sublustrous, without waxy bloom but clear wax exuding in a few places, much of it exuding on paper during drying. Pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National forest, NW of Crawfordville.

Small tree with a single main stem, ca 3 m. tall, in a hedge row just off highway right-of-way, near the entrance to Lost Lakes Recreation Area, Apalachicola National Forest at Sprng Hill Rd, S of Tallahassee

Fallow field, corn field earlier in the year, presently extraordinarily densely weedy. This Cyperus frequent in it. By U.S. Rt. 90 E of Sneads and on the property of a state prison.

Small tree, woodland on steep calcareous bluff by Lake Seminole just above Jim Woodruff Dam

Transition zone between longleaf pine, turkey oak sand ridge and pine flatwoods, ca 1 mile W of Janney, SW of Chiefland.

open, upland, oak-hickory woodland, just inside the entrance gate, Florida Caverns State Park.

Snady/peaty exposed shores of karst pond, E of jct. Of Fla Rt 20 and Fla Rt 77, by Rt 20.

Occasional in Sabal crown; this specimen from a rotting fallen live oak in a rocky hammock on the north side of The Outlet between Lake Panasoffkee and Withlacoochee River, west of Rt. 470 and boat ramp park.

Abundant, open well-drained pine woodland, 4.5 miles SE of Perry.

Mesic longleaf pine-wiregrass woods on Springwood Plantation, E side of US 319, 3 mi NE of jct S.R. 93

0.4 mile N of Hardaway on Fla. Rt. 268 in Sec. 21, T3N, R5W. Damp sandy soil under powerline adjacent to road.

In very wet mucky soil of spring run, wooded area along the Choctawhatchee River, NW of Crestview.

mixed pine-hardwood woodland, by Brickyard Rd, SW of River Junction and of Fla Rd 269.

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

Abundant in a swale between road and gum swamp, by the Tram Road, 2 miles W of Wacissa. Not clumped.

open savanna-lie area, soil claey, seasonally wet. By Crestwell Rd., 6 miles N of Leesburg. Some associates: Taxodium ascendens, Andropogon liegmannii var. pungens, Hypericum denticulatum, H. fascicularis, Aristida palustris, Agalinis linifolia, Rudbeckia

this plant was collected at TTRS on burn plot W2C.

Specimens root sprouted in place burned about a year earlier than this collection. Pine flatwoods, at Ft. Gadsden Creek, by Fla. Rt. 65, S of Sumatra.

In a frequently burned, relatively old stand of planted slash pine, 1.5 miles E of the center of Mayo, by U.S. Rt. 27.

Shrub to 1.5 m tall with small-treelike form. Rich wooded bluff, Torreya State Park

frequent colonizing damp sandy shore of newly-formed lagoon created by bar which arose following hurricane gilbert in 1988, exposed to saline water

Open sandy ridge bordering slash pine plantation, 0.4 mile N of post office at Horseshoe Beach. Plants in large clumps and the clumps forming a solid stand.

Sandy soil, grassy roadside, abundant, vicinity of Greenwood.

Frequent in swamp, 2 miles S of Otter Creek.