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In cultivated garden patch planted to teosinte just E of Stoddard Lake

Homerville, 2.5 m N of on US 441, roadsite ditch next to heath savanna, with Kalmia hirsuta; plants vegetative only; with #658 R. alifanus, #659 R. mariana var. mariana

Occasional amongst much Polygonum hydropiperoides in low spots among sand bars, Alapaha River, E of Jasper, by FL Rt 6

Frequent in a live oak hammock with exposed limestone rocks on the north side of The Outlet, west of Rt. 470 and boat ramp park, between Lake Panasoffkee and Withlacoochee River.

Plant clonal; in moist sands at roadside and just next to marsh; in area between the Wakulla and St Marks Rivers at their confluence in town of St Marks

Tall Timbers Reseach station. Open fields sandy places.

Slash pine flatwoods, Neal Lumber C. lands, by G.U. Parker Rd, 3.4 miles E of Fla Rt 71 at Scott's Ferry.

In same areas with Batis and S. vitginica. Solitary with no runners as in S. virginica. Annual. St. Marks Refuge.

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

Clearing of floodplain forest, near the Florida Power plant, Apalachicola River, S of Sneads

Forming a rank groundcover intermixed with kudsu on open bank of trail cut out of bluff, leading to floodplain, near McKenzie(abandoned) log cabin, Ft. Gaines. Monoecious, staminate flower clusters long-stalked, pistillate short-stalked.

Common in moist soil close to water-edge of thickly vegetated shore of Sonny's Pond, Sherwood Plantation, about 12 mi S of Cairo

Locally abundant in large colonies; flood-plain of the Little River, E of Quincy.

Calcareous wooded bluff along the Apalchicola River, near the mouth of Flat Creek, just S of I-10

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd ca 5 mi SW of Beachton. Edge of bay

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville; Burned upland pine.

U.S. Army Corps of Engr's. storage area ca. 1.0 mile N of Chattahoochee, FL. North side of storage building and adjacent to it. Dry disturbe soil.

Seedling. Many present in wet soil along shore. Only seed source was that of T. disticum.

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: W1A.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga. Burned longleaf-wiregrass (Bigwoods).

Specimens from sapling, upland woodland along access road to Chattahoochee River, W of Saffold

In alluvial outwash, borrow pit, seasonally flooded, at E edge of Sneads, by U.S. rt. 90

In pineland, by Fla. Rt. 65, S of Telogia, and a short distance from bridge across New River- to the south and to the east of highway. A great many plants present locally in what seems to have been a blueberry plantation and where many individuals have pe

Wet drainage ditch, highway right of way, between Altha and the Chipola River, Fla. Rt. 274. Intermixed with scattered tufts of A. hiemalis, this one very abundant. For A. hiemalis see RKG 74866.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Dove Field, Rep. 1, Plot B, fallow field. Plant nearly 1 meter tall, stem purplish, especially near nodes; corolla white

Black gum-pond cypress swamp (pond), water level at times to 5' in deepest part as shown by the stain on tree trunks. Over-story principally black gum, some pond cypress, red maple, mayhaw, Vibernum obovatum. Many plants of the Ilex throughout the underst

Hillside seepage bog in upland longleaf pine savannah, on S side of I-10, 0.3 mi E of overpass of FL 280, near M.P. 88, 6.7 mi W of Washington Co. line and ca. 4 mi E of int US 331 to De Funiak Springs; NH, NEQ, NWQ, Sec. 8, T2N, R18W; De Funiak Springs E

Longleaf pine-wiregrass pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 313 1 mi S of Fla Rt 20, W of Tallahassee. Some associated plants: Phlox floridana, Stillingia sylvatica, Asimina longifolia var spathulata, Lactuca graminifolia, Stylosanthes bi

Gilchrist County: Mature, open longleaf pine/ turkey oak sandhill, on N side of unnumbered rad, ca. 2.5 mi E of FL 47 at a point 2.9 mi S of int Co Rd 340, ca 10 air mi NE of Bell; EH, SWQ, Sec. 15 T8S, R16E; High Springs SW 7.5' Quad,; 29 degrees47'20"N,

Forming a rank groundcover intermixed with kudsu on open bank of trail cut out of bluff, leading to flookplain, near McKenzie (abandoned) log cabin, Ft. Gaines. Monoecious, staminate flower clusters long-stalked, pistillate short-stalked.

Birdsong, pineywoods pasture

2 mi. S Woodville, Leon Co., Fla. (dry sandy soil at border of low pineland).

Longleaf pine-wiregrass sand ridge, by Co. rd 191, 1 mile S of its junction with Fla. Rd 4, generally S of Munson.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Bearing fruit only in patches that escaped this years burning.

Plants mostly with a single stem from the base, to about 8-10 dm tall with a bushy branched crown; pine flatwoods, 6 miles NE of Overstreet.

In moist black muck of pond bottom; Gator Pond, Ichauway Plantation. The Panicum ca 2 dm high and in an extensive very dense stand, the pond without surface water after a prolonged drought; the Fimbristylis not at all visible from above, very abundant ben

Colonial shurb 1-6 dm. Tall. Pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313, about 7 miles W of Crawfordville.

4 mi SSW Tallahassee, Leon Co., Gla. (sandy soil on highway right-or-way near scrub oak woods)

Tall Timbers Research Station Whitcomb Plots Rep. 2 Plot G. Few scattered plants near southeast corner post.

Roadside pine woods alongside U.S. 1, miles south of St. Augustine.

frequent, floodplain woodland, Quincy Creek, E of Quincy along Fla. Rt. 12

In bog on slope of pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest to the north of forest road leading to wright lake.

plants with several stems from basal caudex; leads mostly secund. Marshy shores of Gannett pond, TTRS.

Frequent, floodplain forest, along the Apalachicola River.

Open bog of power line transect, 1.5 miles S of I-10, S of Sneads.

forming extensive dense colony, pond cypress swamp, 3 miles E of Donaldsonville

Old field biocontrols loam soils of the Tallahassee red hills region

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

Very infrequent in upland annually burned pineland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Lower slope of road shoulder without a swamp, and within edge of swamp but not in water; locally abundant. Corolla violet, some flowers, at least, fading to pale violet as they age; lateral petals with numerous clavate hairs on upper surfaces, upper petal