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Island C, Lake Iamonia N. Leon Co. FL

Tall Timbers Research Station, sandy woodlands, waste ground (near TT entrance)

Bank of Apalachicola River (E side), just S of bridge between Blountstown and Bristol, Liberty Co., Fla.

Frequent, open well-drained pine woodland, 4.5 miles SE of Perry.

About 5 mi SSW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. Vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barrens N of Satilla River.

Marshy clearing of flatwoods, vicinity of St. Marks.

Birdsong Nature Enter, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Abundant.

Sandy-peaty, shallow drainage ditch through pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 350, 1.2miles S of its jct with forest road 309, generally SW of Fla. Rd 267.

Longleaf pine forest, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf. In low areas near the highway.

Wet sandy soil, exposed shores and bottom of cypress-myrtle-leaved holly pond, US Rt. 90, 3 miles E of Bay Co. Line, W of Clarksville.

Specimen from sprout after fire. Longleaf pine forest, on slope, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

very abundant in a fallow sandy field, between Centerville road and bradfordville.

Several small to large trees in mixed woodland by Chattahoochee River at Desser Landing, E side of river.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville Ga., Thomas Co. Burned upland pine-hardwood. Corolla dark redish purple.

Apalachicola National Forest, W of Crawfordville 3.7 miles. In sandy-mucky soil near water's edge, pond cypress (sinkhole) pond.

In small tufts, steam weak. Bottomland woodland, between Whigham and Cairo, by U.S. Rt. 84, 4.3 miles W of Cairo city limit and jct. of Rt. 84 and a. 112.

Moist woodland along the Blackwater River, vicinity of Milton

Specimen one a numerous clone of sprouts after fire, along the edge of but not in marsh, at the boat launching area near the Lighthouse Road, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

frequent, open mixed woodland on upland, between Graceville and Coatsville

weed in fallow field, TTRS. Plant with a head on central stem just above the base, branching in all directions from below that. Only a few plants seen.

Wet pine flatwoods, 2.5 mi. E of FL Rt 71 by Howad Creek Rd, NE of White City

Goldhead branch State Park in Clay Co., Fla. sandy soil in turkey oak-longleaf Pine woods just above the Ravine. corolla yellow or orange-colored;stem hirsute, virgately branched; leaflets mainly 5-7

Forming dense and extensive floating mats, backwater coves of Deerpoint Lake, along Resota Road.

Clear-cut slash pine plantation, the site having been burned, then harrowed, now with many species present in large numbers and espically large in stature for the species. By Co. road 12, 4.2 miles S of Bristol.

Tall Timbers Res. St. Low, sometimes ponded area west of Big Pine Field

Abundant in salt flat, Anastasia State Park, Anastasia Island.

By State highway 32 abou 14 mi WNW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. (just E of Irwin co. line). Border of mixed woods.

Big woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84c and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Edge of branch.

Old field biocontrol plots loam soils of the Tallahassee Red Hills region between Lake Iamonia and the Georgia state line.

Wet roadside ditch, 3/4 mile E of Lloyd.

Frequent locally on sterile sands of ridge on which planted slash pine was harvested the site disced for planting sand pine about 1.5 years previously. Close to head of an arm of Little Sweetwater Creek, by Co. rd 271, 0.8 mile from its jct with Co. Rd 12

Marly spoil flat, by the St. Marks River, St. Marks.

Greenwood Plantation, near cemetery branch, burned upland pine hardwoods

Locally abundant, banks or railroad siding, near Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee.

Sheep Island, Tall Timbers Research Station (in shallow water).

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville. Moist burned pineland. Corolla deep orange.

2 mi W Seville, (longleaf pine-scrub oak sandhills). Corolla blue.

In peaty soil, dried-up blackgum pond, just N of Woodville.

wet banks of ditch running between hwy and pine flatwoods, 2 miles from Newport along lighthouse rd

Cespitose. Bases not deep-set in substrate. In small low places in pineland on limerock.

Low sprouts from burned over plants; frequent, bottomland woodland, Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Bushy branched tree ca 7 m. tall, at edge of mixed upland woodland between the Chattachoochee River and Safford

Grassy roadside, 7.5 miles N of Perry, by U.S. Rt. 231. Plants of this scattered along highway for miles.

In a boggy open place at roadside where topsoil had been removed at an earlier time. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 344, S of Bloxham.

Burnt-over open Pinus woods ca 7 mi. W of Greensboro on Rt 269. Fruit black; single plant

Medium sized tree. Upper slope of Ravine, at Faceville Landing, Lake Seminole.

Small scrubby tree, sandy soil, off Springhill road, and to left on entry road to Trout Pond, a short distance from Springhill road. Apalachicola National Forest.

Open upper shores of pond, ca 1 mile S of Miccosukee, along the Centerville Road.

About 5 mi. SSW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. Vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barrens N of Satilla River. To about 10 feet high. Stem over 1 in. in diameter at base; stem pale geen with purplish longitudinal stripes. Branches purplish in part, spreading

Infrequent, grassy roadsides, 5 mi. N. of Caryville.