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Wet thicket surrounded by wet pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road leading to Wright Lake Recreation Area but only 0.1 mile from Fla. rd 65 of Sumatra. Some associates: Pinus elliottii in the overstory, in understory the following:

Growing on north side of C12 a few miles west of US 319 for about 20 ft along ditch line

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

Numerous plants, mostly on slope of roadside ditch, ditch with shallow water, extending from the ditch half way to pavement of Fla. Rt. 65, 5 miles S of Sumatra, Apalachicola National Forest.

locally frequent, soil mucky, shaded by trees of wet woodland, lake Miccosukee, by US rt 90, about the boat ramp

Sand pine-scrub oak sand ridge, Ocala National Forest, S of Juniper Spring Run, by Fla. Rt. 19, N of Fla. Rt. 40, S of Salt Spring.

Infrequent in semi-shade of mature longleaf pine-wiregrass stand (frequently burned) on Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc; 3.1 mi. S of Hwy 319 on Rt 122 (toward Metcalf), then 0.6 mi on dirt road, then S another 0.6 mi in the tract

A few scattered plants in a closely mowed area near relatively large loblolly pines and near a relatively young stand of planted slash pines (US government property Lake Seminole, ca. 0.5 mi. from Florida state line).

Tufted, open white sands at edge of sands pine-oak scrub, Panama City Beach, by US Rt 98 1 mile W of its intersection with Fla., Rt 77.

Lighthouse Point road, Franklin Co., Fla. (moist ground on highway right-of-way)

By Highway 441, 4 mi. NW Homerville, Clinch Co., Ga. Roadside ditch.

Locally abundant on moist shaded banks of drainage ditch, East Palatka.

Infrequent, wet silted ephemeral pool, Naples.

2 mi SE Nutall Rise, Taylor Co., Fla. (in clearing in low, mixed woods near unpaved road)

about 3 miles S willacoochee, atkinson co., GA alongside state hwy 135 N of Alapaha river

Weedy vacant lot, slum clearance area, Pensacola St. Tallahassee.

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 mi S of hwy 319 along RT 122 (Metcalf Rd), W on dirt road about 0.6 mi. In unburned patch near sinkhole on the eastern portion of the preserve

Locally abundant (clonal) in upland, annually burned open pineland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

4 mi. S Statenville, in water (depth about two feet) of ditch alongside Highway 129. Flowers white.

In wax-myrtle thicket, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point

13 mi NNE of Tallahassee. Moist sand on highway right-of-way. Flowers blue.

Clearing of bottomland woodland along the Ochockonee river, W of Tallahassee

Given coordinates: 30°45.591'N, 84°00.025'W

Rhizomatous, swamp, 2 miles S of Otter Creek.

Very abundant, shallow water, borders of swamp, 3 miles N of Eastpoint

Boggy creek bottom, by Long creek, by Co Rd 2, SW of Gordon, 2.5 miles W from jct of Rd 2 and U.S. Rt. 331. Plant to 8 dm tall.

Frequent weed by an old railroad siding, Gaines St. just W of Woodward Ave, Tallahassee.

Shallow slough, 2 miles from mouth of Wakulla River, in water.

boggy place in wet longleaf pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest rd 313, 1 mi S of its junction with Fla rd 267, generally NW of Crawfordville. Some associates: Sphagnum sp., Lycopodium alopecuroides, Andropogon virginicus var glaucus,

Locally abundant, sandy-peaty wet banks of stream, clearing of wet pine flatwoods, Varnes Branch, NW of Lake Butler

Fallow field just S of Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station

Shrub ca. 2 m tall; in evergreen shrub-tree bay, Apalachicola National Forest, about 1 mile S of Fla. Rt. 20, W of Tallahassee.

Tall Timbers Research Station. Dry woods and fields (Tower Road)

Rodman Resevoir, Ocala National Forest. Growing on banks and spoil from digging. Not uncommon. Plants to ca. Im tall.

1 mi N Ocholocknee River, off new highway 19, near Thomasville. Low pineland. Disk and ray flowers white; rays either white or purplish on lower (or outer) side.

Common in thick stand of Panicum hemitimon, dried up bottom of small sinkhole pond, near Lake Miccosukee.

Vigorous climbing vine in mixed wet woodland, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313, 4 miles generally southward from jct of 313 and Fla. rd 267, and generally NW of Crawfordville.

Wet pine flatwoods, in a place where there was soil disturbance from forest service vehicular traffic. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 113, 4.2 miles S of its junction with Fla. Rd. 267, generally somewhat SW of Wakulla and NW of Crawfordvill

Wet pineland, clearcut and chopped with heavy machinery; this plant restricted to small "island" nopt having been chopped as had all the rest of the area, the "islands" with charred material after burning of slash. By Fla. Rt. 65, 11.4 miles N of its jct.

Tufted. Abundant in 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 Ga. 112.

Infrequent, area of bottomland woodland clear-cut and with all slash and stumps removed; jct of FL Rt 12 and Atkinson Rd, N of Tallahassee

at edge of upland mixed woodland, by road to River Sink area, just off main entrance road, Florida Caverns State Park.

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

Plants mostly with several branches from the base, each branch decumbent below, ascending distally. Very abundant in fallow fields, Vicinity of Spuds.

East side of Apalachicola River, south side U.S. 90 bridge, near Chattahoochee, Gadsden Co., Fla. Floodplain of Apalachicola River. leaflets acute to obtuse, 8-22 per leaf; flowers more than 3 pers axil; flowers yellow

Shrub ca 1 m tall, along the edge of a gum pond, Narias Plantation, generally northward of Lake Miccosuke and a bit N of Festus. SW 1/ Sec 31 T3N R4E. Some associates: Pinus elliottii, Lyonia ligustrina var. foliosiflora, Ludwigia suffruticosa, Rhexia ali

In clumps, on slightly elevated hummocks in brackish marsh, St. Marks Wildfire Refuge.

Medium sized tree, bottomland woodland astride small stream just at S edge of Blountstown along FL Rt 71

lower part of gentle slope of longleaf pine-wiregrass open pineland, recently burned. Apalachicola National Forest, by Co Rd 379, 0.8 mi S of its junction with Co Rd 12, S of Bristol. Some associates: Sporobolis floridanum, Pinguicula pumila, Viola septem

Shrub 1.5 m tall, openly branched. Pineland on limerock, Big Pine Key.