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Stem softly woody, wandlike, to ca 1 m tall; in shallow water, open cypress swamp, ca 4 miles E of Sumatra, Apalachicola National Forest.

Frequent clarcut longleaf pine, scrub oak, sand ridge just E of the Choctawhatchee River, by Fla. Rt. 2, W of Graceville.

Many plants locally in young stand of planted slash pine, the site wet. Many individuals with a single main stem, the crown bushy-branched, some with 2-several main stems from the base, each much branched and together forming a rounded crown. Most plants

Small tree, open slash pine plantation on sand ridge, by Fla Rt. 12, very near its jct. with Fla. Rt. 271.

Apalachicola National Forest, by forest rd 13, 4.4 miles W of Crawfordville. Margin of small pond with a dense growth of Cyrilla racemiflora around its margin. The cyrilla strand at prsnt without standing water, but obviously in water up to 1 m deep over

Shrub, openly branched, ca 2 m tall. In low hardwood woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Frequent, longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge, Apalachicola National Forest, 1.5 miles S of entrance to Trout Pond Recreation Area, by Springhill Road.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Well drained upland. In drive.

Rt 319 S of Sopchoppy. Corolla lavender underneath, white above.

Within an area of longleaf pine-wire-grass on sandy ridge, on a place where some logging activity had taken place and the soil disturbed and compacted. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 125 NW of Sumatra.

Climbing over shrubs at end of garage at Mission Rd Greenhouse of FSU Biology Department, Tallahassee.

Apalachicola Nat'l Forest along forest Rd. #344

Forming approx. circular clones up to several meters in diameter; sandhill S of Silver Springs, W of Fla. rd 35 and N of rd. 314.

Clearing of floodplain forest, Apalachicola River, E of Blountstown

Shrub 1-2 m tall, semi-open deciduous woodland, well-drained, Suwannee River, opposite side from Branford

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Acorns sanded down under post oak.

Roadside ditch through wet flatwoods, on N side of US 19/98, ca. 0.5 mi S of int Radcliff Rd., ca. 1.3 mi S of Athena Creek bridge, ca 1.7 mi S of Athena; SEQ NEQ NEQ Sec.13, T6S, R8E; Salem 7.5' Quad.; 29 57'50"N, 83 28'20"W. Elev. 55 ft.

1 mi N Ochlocknee River, off new highway 19, near Thomasville, Thomas Co.,Ga (low pineland). Corolla pal pink, darker toward base. A "subshrub"

Fla., Levy co. Manatee Springs State Park.

S. end Hall Id. Lake Iamonia, N Leon Co., Fla,

Large colony, growing among Scirpus in Brunswick River marsh, west side of the river at old US 74-76 crossing, Belville.

Tarrant Co.: Near N end of Benbrook Lake. Just N of golf course near picnic area. Edge of open, grassy area. Corolla yellow, fringed.

sandy fallow field, 1.5 mi S of Grand Ridge.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Gannet Pond, marshy areas.

Ca. 1 mi. W Bristol (and 1/2 mi. E Apalachicola River), (low ground S of highway)

Marshy shores of lagoon, vicinity of Gulf Beach; plants mostly in several feet of water

Shrub ca 6 dm high; sandy bank at edge of hwy right-of-way and adjacent to second-growth laurel oak woods, just at E edge of Ft White, by Us Rt 27

Common on moist sandy loam of road bank just S of Gulf Hammock. [Label further notes that this taxon is Sisyrinchium graminoides Bickn. acc. to Small; Sisyrinchium angustifolium Mill. acc. to Fern.]

Longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna, well drained, Apalachicola National Forest, to E of Fla Rd 379, 13 mi S from its jct with Rd 12, NW from Sumatra. Many plants here as well as many of Asclepias longifolia.

Upland mixed woodland, by earth road 1st to N of Sweetwater Creek, off Fla. Rt. 270. Vic. Of "Old Camp Torreya".

Plants grequent in a moist, mowed, essentially lawnlike area of public use area at Wacissa Springs.

US Rt. 301, 2.1 m N of McKinnon, open pine woods near Co. Rt. 299; petals yellow; with R. alifanus, R. mariana, Polygala lutea, Hypericum prolificum, Lachnanthes caroliniana, Sabatia brachiata, Aletris farinosa

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 mi S of Hwy 319 along Rt 122, W on dirt road 0.6 mi. Located along titi stringer on the western portion of the preserve. Latitude: 30°45'; Longitude: 84°1'; Elevation 55 m.

Frequent in moist loamy sand of roadside depression along Rt 67 just SW of Cypress Slough, ca 1.5 air mi NE of Carrabelle. SW 1/4 Sec 9, R4W.

Shrub to ca 3 m tall. Rich woodland on ravine and bluff slopes, Torreya State Park

Shopping mall parking lot, corner of West and Jackson Streets, north of Courthouse, Bainbridge, Decantur Co., Ga.

In wet sandy-peaty soil bordering borrow-pit pond, by C-67 N of Carrabelle, 3.3 miles S of Liberty County line. Plants difficult to see because growing beneath dense grass-sedge vegetation.

Rodman Resevoir, Ocala National Forest. In water to ca. 1-7'. Forming areas of "stagnation" where other water "weeds" collect and grow.

Wet soil, slearing of wet woodland, between Ashburn and Arabi.

Infrequent, floodplain forest (where infrequently flooded), Apalachicola River, not far distant from E boundary of Correction Institute property and on Army Corps of Engineers property E of Sneads

Pine-oak-hickory woods on ravine of Anders Branch. Rays white.

TTRS. Pine uplands between Gannet Pond and Lake Iamonia. Flowers light purple.

About 0.5 mi. W of St Rd 269 on south bank of Flat Creek, N of I-10; in damp, alluvial, moss-covered sandy soil on the low banks of Flat Creek.

2 mi. SSE of St. Teresa (at edge of slash pine palmetto flatwoods). Fruit with glaucous bloom, plant forming small tangle about 1 1/2 feet high.

In very well-drained, fairly open pine woodland at Centenary Camp, ca 3 mi WNW of Gretna

longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, Wade Tract of TTRS, between Thomasville and Metcalf. Flat area, portion of tract nearest highway.

Fla.,Leon Co., Tall Timbers Research Station water's edge Fraction Hammock.

longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain Wade Tract of TTRS, between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Wade Tract, 3.1 mi S of Hwy 319 on RT 122; infrequent (A. obtusifolia more abundant) in loamy sand amongst grasses in woods 0.6 mi W of Rt 122 on dirt road, then additional 0.6 mi S into the tract

Sandy roadway, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point