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Frequent in savanna, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 123 yo NW of Fla. Rd 379, NW of Sumatra. NOTE: After anthesis, corolla becomes erect, shrivels as the fruit matures, ovary at anthesis with a short "stalk" which elongates greatly during ma

Grassy roadside 1.2 mi. S of Blountstown by FL Rt 71. Corolla radially symmetrical, flame-orange, lobes with small, purple stipitate glands on their rounded apices; filaments purple septate hairs, anthers bright yellow

Susina Plantation, Grady Co., Ga. (old field with pines, burned) flowers lavender, rootlets with many nodules.

Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc. frequent in sandy loam of grassy area, somewhat disturbed, at entrance gate to the tract

Shrub in cultivation on highway right-of-way, vicinity of Quincy.

Extremely abundant on the limbs of large live oak trees (Quercus virginiana) in a grove of those trees on upland at Tall Timbers Research Station, N of Tallahassee.

Found in tidal flats with Salicornia and Borrichia. St. Marks wildlife refuge. The plants do a sort of arching over some of the others in mats. Its seems only the male plants do the arching thing.

Greenwood Plantation Homeplace along US 84 near Ochlockonee River, deep sand area known as Plateau

Plot NC-1, Tall Timbers Research Station.

In loose sandy lot near waters edge (Gulf of Mexico) at Carrabelle.

frequent, pineland on well drained ridge, Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville.

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

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga., burned moist pine woods ( big woods) corolla dark reddish-brown purple

In a sandy-peaty shallow ditch between forest road and wet pine flatwoods, by forest rd 123C, Apalachicola National Forest, Post Office Bay portion, generally NW of Sumatra, to NE of Co. rd 379.

Roadside ditch on stream floodplain 3 mi. SE of Cairo.

Greenwood Plantation, Bigwoods, near Thomasville, Thomas co., Ga.Collected along boulevard near service entrance: wet ditch-bank area (was not burned previous year)

Bushy-branched shrub 1.m tall, at edge of swampy woodland, by access road to Lost lake Recreations Area, Apalacicola National Forst, plus/minus 0.5 mile from Spring Hill Road. Some associats: Myrica cerifera, Viburnum nudum, Itea virginica, Smilax walteri

Greenwood Plantation. Compacted soil in plantation drive.

on slopes, upper and middle, of steephead and its associated ravine, and in flat area into which upper slopes of ravine grade, the former with hardwood canopy chiefly Quercus hemispherica and Carya pallida, the latter with with a canopy formed by large oa

sand dunes between US Rt 98 and Choctawhatchee Bay, just E of Bridge leading into Fort Walton Beach.

Very abundant indeed in open parts of pothole depression in pineland where water stands during lengthy periods of heavy rain--complegely without surface water at the time of this collection. Plants of this species overtopping a virtual "sod" of rhizomes m

Wet savanna, 4 mi N of Wilma

Exposed shores of pond, 3.5 miles S of Chipley.

Locally abundant in weedy clearing of sandhill at abandoned Helen Work Center of Apalachicola National Forest, off Helen Guard Center Rd. and between Spring Hill Road and Bloxham Cutoff.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually gurned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Along branch.

Abundant weed in lawn at intersection of Chowkeebine Nene and Wekewa Nene, Indian Head Acres, Tallahassee.

Calcareous glade, W of Fla, rt 269 off Dolan rd, sec 17 T3N R6W

By Fla. Rd 280, between U.S. 98 and Alligator point, about 1 mile from jct of 280 and Beach Road, Alligator Point. In Highway right-of-way, just outside of sand pine-oak scrub, several plants under the crown of a sand live oak tree, as a matter of fact un

Border of upland, second-growth woodland, moist soil, by Fla Rt 79, 3.4 mi N of New Hope.

Moist sands, power line transcet across pine flatwoods, vicinity of Newport.

Mixed pine-oak woodland, upland, 1 mile W of Lynne, by Fla. Rt. 40.

Very abundant. Wet sands of ditch just next to wet pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 301, 0.7 mile W of its junction with forest road 313, generally W of Tallahssee.

Shrub, bushy-branched, to ca 1 m tall; frequent at outer edge of highway right-of-way and edges of cut-over pine flatwoods, ca 1 mi W of Econfina River, along US Rt 98

Specimen tree of moderately large size and with a widely spreading crown; in old clearing of hammock on the shores of the Aucilla River where there is a boat launching ramp and considerable space for parking trucks and boat trailers. The open area is ring

In wet sandy-peaty soil, powerline transect across pine flatwoods, vicinity of Newport.

Wooded slopes, lower 1/3 of ravine, Little Sweetwater Creek, NE fork of upper reaches of Creek, 4/10 mi. W of State Rd. 270 on S side of creek.

Calcarious, gravelly river shore exposed at low water level, Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee. Frequent.

Frequent over a large area of upland, scattered pine, mostly longleaf, some shortleaf and loblolly, numerous species of oaks, abundant ground-cover, anually burned; Horsehoe Plantation, E side of U.S. Rt. 319, N of Bradfordville and a little NE of TV towe

Newport, Phillips Picnic Area on E side St. Marks River. Rather low ground.

Corolla azure. Sand ridge, planted to sand pine, 5 miles E of Calhoun-Bay Co. line, by Fla. Rt. 20, W of Clarksville.

Border of pond pine, evergreen shrub-tree bog or bay, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 304, 3.7 mi. W of Buckhorn Hunting Camp

Upland woodland near shore of Lake Seminole, Buena Vista Landing, N of Sneads

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. West end of big pasture pond dam - moist area.

Twining. Secondary pine-oak woods on Horseshoe Plantation along US 319, 2 miles north of Bradfordville

Open pine woodland, Three Rivers State Recreation Area, N of Sneads

Greenwood Plantation. Thomasville. Upland pine- burned. Corolla white.

hardwood forest onn ravine slopes, vicinity of Alum Bluff, along the Apalachicola River. Locally frequent. Fully developed calyces urn-like and with upper portion definitly constrained and necklike.

5 mi. E Woodville, Leon Co., Fla. (sandy soil in longleaf pine flatwoods; well drained site).

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: W16 X

Small tree, planted by Chowkeebin Nene on Indianhead Acres, Tallahassee