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Common in floodplain forest, Apalachicola River, E of Blountstown.

Fla., Wakulla Co., mound site *WA52

In sandy soil of clear Longleaf pine-scrub oaks. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest Rd 305, 0.2 mi from Fla Rt 20, W of Talahassee. Some associates: Baptisia laceolata, Eupatorium capillifolium, Rubus cuneifolium, Quercus geminata, Q incana, Q hemisp

Understory tree in pine-hardwood stand, sandy soil;bark of trunk grayish to blackish, irregularly blocky. Apalachicola National Forest by Helen Guard Station Rd, just to W of Springhill Rd and in abandoned area of former Helen Guard Work Station.

Abundant in open live oak hammock, Goose Creek area of St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

Very abundant in swale near the highway, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Research Inc

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

Frequent in seepage bog, 1.8 mi W of Hosford, by Fla Rt 20.

Stems to 2 m tall, panicle more or less pyramidal. At the very edge of Cliftonia/Cyrilla bog, 2.2 miles S of Sumatra by Fla. Rt. 65. Sheet 3: basal and medial portion of flowering stem.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road, about 5 mi SW of Beachton. Annually burned savannah. Along fenceline at Sherwood Tim Ireland line.

Infrequent in upland pineland, between Sneads and the Apalachicola River, bu US Rt 90.

flowers light blue; occasional tallish herbs; open sunny lawn edge; just NE of main house at Mission Ridge historical and archaeological site; just W of Ocala Rd; Tallahassee.

Plants of the Wade Tract Longleaf Pine Savannah Thomas County, Georgia. NW Quadrant-main road burned side transect 5C (c=10-15m from main road) quadrant 1 transerct 5 is 98 paces S of North boundary of Conservation easement.

Floodplain of Apalachicola River near River Junction. Dense forest with large trees and vines. Plant ca 2 m.

common, shallow soil limerock, slash pineland, Big Pine Key

2 mi S of Bald Point, (sandy soil by roadside).

Frequent in small depressions along field tracks through palm/oak hammock. Ecofina River Tract (DNR-administered), this from "locality 1" by Bird Island Rd., NW 1/4 of Sec 11, T5S R4E.

Bushy-branched shrub 2.5 m tall and as broad. Sand pine-oak scrub 9 mi SE of Sanford by Fl Rt 46. Lower surfaces of leaf blades tawny

Large tree ca 6 m dbh, Power House Ranch, Miccosukee

forming a very dense colony (or clone?) about 2m long and 1m broad in bottom shallow of ditch on highway right of way and bordering mixed woodland, ca 150 yards S of Brandy Creek, S of Bryceville, by US Rt 301.

Weed, abundant on sandy roadside, ca 6 miles S of Lamont, by road 257.

Small tree, frequent in floodplain forest along the Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park

Near railroad N of State Highway 187, just E of Suwannoochee Creek, Clinch Co., Ga. Roadside near pine flat-woods.

Ca. 300 plants seen on bases of 4 giant live oaks, S side of Rt. 50, 1.3 mi. W of Little Withlacoochee River. Many other oaks searched; this species not found elsewhere in 8-10 ac. area surveyed. Occurs in partial shade from near base of tree to about 8 f

Shrubs and small trees, lower slope of wooded area with swamp just below by Co Rd 278A, somewhat to W of Rd 77 at Spring Hollow, generally S of Wausau

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Frequent where protected from fire.

in bushy, infrequently burned area, by Co. rd 280, S of Sneads and 0.5 mile N of interchange with Interstate 10. Some associatees: Quercus nigra, Q. margaretta, Q. incana, Aristida stricta, Pinus echinata, P. taeda, Vaccinium elliottii.

Marshy clearing of swamp along small stream, 4 miles W of Portland.

Shrub ca 2 m tall. In sand pine-scrub oak mixture on sandy ridge, by Fla. Rt. 370, between U.S. rt. 98 and Alligator Point.

Abundant on live oaks in a hammock adjacent to swamp, south of Rt. 476, 1.4 mi. east of US 98, north of Brooksville.

frequent in longleaf pine-wiregrass flatwoods that was control burned in early May 1990, the site very rarely with standing water, then only briefly. Apalachicola NF, between Telogia and Wilma, by Fla Rt 65. Some associates: Phoebanthus tenuifolia, Eupato

Locally abundant, fallow field, grasssy roadside, in edges of brushy second-growth woods. With Baptisia alba.

Small tree; swamp forest along the Choctowhatchee River, 2 miles N of Carryville.

Tall Timbers Plantation (between Gannet Pond and Highway S-12), N Leon Co., Fla.

Flowers off-white. Stems with relatively few elongate branches, ca 1 m tal. Spoil banks by drainage ditch at edge of marsh, abundant, St. Marks Perennial herb

Numerous small trees, densely wooded 2nd growth hardwood stand, calcareous soil, steep slope of ravine, Dripping Spring, 1.2 miles N of Knox Hill.

very abundant in an old field by Old Bumpy Road, ca 1 mi SE of Capitola. Some associates: Crotalaria spectabilis, Lechea mucronata, Desmodium tortuosum, Rubus cuneifolius, Heterotheca subaxillaris, Andropogon virginicus, Paspalum notatum, Solidago altissi

Weedy pineland where annually burned, Tall Timbers Research Station, along trail that more or less papallels Co. Rd 12, to its south

shrub little branched, to ca 1 m tall. Beneath live oak trees, vaant lot, Fruitland.

Locally abundant, sand ridge with uneven aged stand of longleaf pine, wiregrass, scrub oaks; site judged to have been controlled-burned annually, few hardwoods' sprouts- in contrast to much of nearby areas with older tress and much underbrush where no pla

Seedlings collected from areas adjacent to Sample Plots on Springhill. Area burned March 1968. Comparison plots set up on Tall Timbers.

Swale in burned partially cutover, upland longleaf pine savanna, on S. side of I-10, ca. 1.2 mi W of int US 19, ca. 0.7 mi E of Co. Rd 259 bridge, ca. 7.3 mi E of int FL 59 to Lloyd; NEQ, NEQ, Sec. 22, T1N, R4E; Waukeenah 7.5' Quad.; 30 28' 40" N, 83 54'

Flowers pure white. Frequent in hardwood forest, northern extreme of Woodyard Hammock, Tall Timbers Research Station

Between Sopchoppy and Ochlockonee River, Wakulla co., Fla. Listed as "hydrolea corymbosa Macbride" in Thorne (1954)

Shrub ca 1 m tall. Growing with L. ferruginea on slight ridge, pineland, ca 1.2 mile S of Walker Spring Creek, Walker Spring Road, S of Lamont.

Shrub with a single main stem ca 2.5 m tall, planted as a seedling about eight years before this date

Sandy field by US 319, 1.9 mi. n. Mebart.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between US 84 and railroad, annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Well drained upland, unburned bird cover.

"Bait Pond" # 55, S of SR 200, Ichauway Plantation, sandy soil on upper slope of depression pond. Pond nearly dry due to drought conditions

Shrub ca 2.5 m tall. Rich, calcerous woodland on bluff above the Chipola River, Fla Caverns State Park.