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Small tree, semi-open woodland, sandy ridge, near picnic area, Torreya State Park. Upper leaf surfaces dark green, semi-lustrous

Plant thickly branched, the branches more or less declining, Scattered just within the edge of slash pine plantation (aparrently not close to human habitation) by Fla. Rt. 268, a little way E of Hardaway.

Edge of road right-of-way and under power line, 2.3 miles E of U..S. Rt. 301 (Hortense) on N side of Ga. rd 32

Locally abundant, wet woodland, "soupy" substrate, Torreya State Park.

Longleaf/slash pine sandhills, by Rt 189, 5.7 mi N of its junction with Co Rd 2, generally S of Blackman

2 mi S Thomaville, Thomas co. Ga. (longleaf pineland near Domiciliary) corolla white.

About 3 mi. N of junction of Highway 40 and State Highway Spru 40, Camden Co., Ga. Edge of area with pine plantation and scrubby growth.

ABUNDANT AMONG OTHER PLANTS IN A FEW INCHES OF WATER IN MUCKY BOTTOM,JUST OFFSHORE IN SONNY'S POND,SHERWOOD PLANTATION,ABOUT 12 MILES S CAIRO,GRADY CO. , GEORGIA

Marshy shores of inlet for boat ramp, Wacissa Springs.

Frequent, sandy soil, clearing of scrub oak ridge, 6 mi E of Mossy Head

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire plots-Compartment 2 Plot number 3

some leaves of most plants with undulations near the leaf edges. Borders of wet woodland between Marven and Barney, by Ga Rt 76. Scattered plants here but very abundant in several clearings along Rt 76. Scattered plants here but very abundant in several c

Abundant locally, disturbed sand by roadside, by Capital Circle at its intersection with Springhill Rd, W. side of Tallahassee.

Very infrequent in sometimes wet power-line savanna adjacent to wet pine flatwoods, about 3.5 mi W of its jct of US Rt 98 and Co road 30 and by the latter, E of Indian Pass.

In deciduous woodland just off the edge of granitic rock outcrop, Arabia Mt. (Little Stone Mt.), vicinity of Lithania.

Weedy place beside railroad track and just next to a pond, a sort distance from US 27, by Capital Circle. NW side of Tallahassee

Plants mostly but not entirely on and at the upper edge of wooded bluff along the Itchauway Creek, Itchauway Plantation, S of Rt. 91 (Ga.).

Small understory tree with single trunk, mixed woodland on natural levee along Choctawhatchee River, W of Miller's Crossroad

Loosely rooted in leaf litter, floor of cypress forest either side of small stream, lower end of ravine, Torreya State Park.

Bigwoods, Greenwood Plantation, burned upland longleaf pinelands.

0.5 mi N of Panacea. Damp ground, highway right of way, near longleaf pine-gallberry assoc. Ligules yellow.

Several small trees in fence row bordering cultivated field, vicinity of Hopewell.

In exposed bottom of Little Lost Lake (water level very low), frequent. Apalachicola National Forest, to W of Spring Hill Road and to S of road leading to Lost Lake recreation area.

St. Catherines Island. North end of island. Off Engineer's Road. At fresh water slough.

Mesic hardwood bluff forest, on W side of Ochlocknee River, ca. 0.2 mi N of FL 375, ca. 1 mi W of int FS Rd 390, ca. 4 mi SW of Bloxham; Apalachicola NF, NWQ, NWQ, SWQ, Sec. 31, T1S, R4W; Ward 7.5' Quad.; 30o21'07"N, 84o40'46"W.

Sumatra, 8 m south of on Fla. 65, wet pine savannah; with #782 Liatris spicata, #785 R. mariana var. mariana

Thickly matted in numerous places, roadsides, by Ga. Rt. 33, N of Moultrie.

Pine-oak-hickory woods, Jones Course

frequent in wet hammocks, W side of Aucilla River, by US RT 98, E of Newport.

A few stems in small area of broad ditch between highway (US Rt 98) and wet woodland (latter surrounded by clear-cut pine flatwoods). 4.2 miles east of the St. Marks River at Newport.

Large specimens found in marsh areas with Salicornia and small specimens found with Juncus rosemarianus. St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. (This is specimen from Juncus)

Extraordinarily abundant in longleaf pine-wiregrass flatwoods, well drained. Thus abundant over a very large acreage that had been control-burned, probably in spring 1992. Other Liatris present: L. chapmanii and L. tenuifolia; also very much Pityopsis gra

Uin moist ditch where water stands on the surface only briefly, just next to pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 235, 1.6 mi W of its jct with Fla Rt 20, generally W of Tallahassee. Some associates. Balduina uniflora, Xyris ambigua,

About 3 miles S Willacoochee, W side of State Highway 135. Along sandy road in low forest (mixed pine and hardwood) not far N of Alapaha River)

Frequent in sand live oak grove bordering Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, off Spring Hill Road, S of Tallahassee.

Small understory tree in hardwood hammock, near the Flint River, Ichauway Plantation.

Tall Timbers Res Sta., NE part.

Mostly on or near the banks of small meandering stream in wet hammock. Near Escambia Bay on Fisherman's Point.

Lower stem glacous at first, elongating very rapidly and bearing spraylike festooning branches without prickles. Common and abundant in open upland pinelands of Tall Timbers Research Station.

Lighthouse Point road, Franklin Co., Fla. (edge of highway right-of-way) corolla yelllow, hard-stemmed or partly lignified herb or subshrub up to 2 ft high

Medium-sized tree. Bank of Ochlockonee River, by Fla Rt 12, E of Concord.

Plant ca 3 m tall. Hedge row bordering cultivated field, by US rt. 27, 5.5 miles SE of Tallahassee.

Banks of stream (from Lake Ashby), by Maytown Road, E of Osteen

Infrequent beside road in mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community (frequently burned) in Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research, Inc.; 3.1 mi S of hiway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), then W on dirt road 0.6 mi, then S another 0.6 mi in the tract.

LEAKE CO.: ca 1 1/4 mi. E of Carthage (T10N R8E S8 NE4) On side of NW-SE gravel road. ca. 0.4 mi. se of McAfee Edge of Nyssa biflora swamp with Magnolia virginiana, Smilax laurifolia & Sabal minor. 10" dbh, specimens from fallen branch, acorns beneath tre

Shrub to ca 1.5 m tall, stems slender, few branched; stems 2-3 dozen, probably clonal; in hammock just above high water mark of pond, Coon Pond, Ichauway Plantation; hammock trees forming a high closed canopy, no herb-cous ground flora; with sweet gum, di

on limerock, slash pineland, Big Pine Key.

TTRS. Fire lanes and open roadsides with soft loamy soil. Dry.

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: W 35 C

TTRS, fire plot W 7 B.