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Locally abundant amongst plants of Salix caroliniana just off roadside shoulder, at the City Limit sign for Horseshoe Beach.

1 mi E Tall Timbers Research Station on clay bank by Highway 12

Frequent on jumbled limestone boulders at "Rocky Point" ca 1 mi N of Wahoo and just beyond the end of a private woodland road

Small tree, frequent in wet soodland astride small stream, by Fla. Rd 286, 2.3 miles S of Interstate 10 and S. of Sneads. Some associates: Salix nigra, Quercus lauriflia, Alnus serrulata, Physocarpus opulifolius, Acer rubrum.

Plants with a very much branched "crown". Abundant in a swale surrounded by wet pine flatwoods. By forest road 13, Apalachicola National Forest, 8 miles NW of Lost Creek. Growing intermixed with much H. cistifolium and H. fasciculatum.

Common in wet hammock along the shores of Wacissa Springs.

Frequent in backyard of FEA Palm Court Scholarship House, wet loam.

Fla., Wakulla Co., moundsite 8WA52.

Alongside causeway between Brunswick and St. Simons Island (about 2 mi. from Brunswick), Glynn Co., Ga. Growing in patches in brackish marsh.

Tall Timbers Plantation, N Leon Co., Fla. near small stream in "NW Hammock" corolla white

Shrub or small tree; slopes of ravine in hardwood forest along Flat Creek, between Greensboro and Chattahoochee

In slight depression, rich hardwood forest, Woodyard Hammock, Tall Timbers Research Station

Ga. Thomas Co., Greenwood Boston Place annually burned sandy soil

Tree about 7 m. tall, with bushy-branched crown; bark of trunk thin, brown and somewhat scaly. In open area at Wacissa Springs, just outside rich woodland

Forming large tufts in shallow water of marshy pond, at headquarters/visitor center, St Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Open, annually burned pine forest, Tall Timbers Research Station

Tree ca 10 m tall and 1.5 dm d.b.h. (Tree in near vicinity of this 3 dm d.b.h) North of Knox Hill, at Douglas Crossroads, take earth rd to right and right again at forking of road, 1 mile from Douglas Cross Roads.

Specimen from sapling tree ca 2 m tall. Flatwoods (slash pine plantation), on Neal Lumber Co. lands; from Scott's Ferry (Chipola River, Fla Rt. 71) 6.7 miles on G.U. Parker Road, thence a short distance N of Rd 13. Other oaks in near vicinity: Q. incana,

Infrequent on floating islands in Lake Iamonia N of Tallahassee, Sec 29, T3N R1E.

Susina Plantation, Grady Co.,Ga. (in water at pond edge) Corolla white. Shrub or small tree upt o 15 ft. high.

About 3 mi S Willacoochee, Atkinson Co., Ga. Alongside State Highway 135, N of Alapaha River. Low ground by bridge. (Nutlet diam. seems less that 2mm.)

Sky Meadows Plantation. 5 miles N of Thomasville on Old Road 19.

Backwater slough from Apalachicola Bay,E side,about 1/2 mile n of U.S. Rt. 98 bridge.

Borders of mangrove swamp, Marathon, Knights Key.

In thicket close to river bank, Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park, directly in front of Gregory house.

Abundant in road right-of-way by Spring Hill Road at its junction with entry road to Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest; plants very widely scattered in the adjacent longleaf pine-scrub oak woodland, sand ridge. Some of the associated plants: Licania

River jct PO near Chattahoochee. Floodplain of Apalachicola River. Young tree ca. 2 m. Very variable foliage.

Abundant, floodplain forest, Torreya State Park.

Pond #37, east side paved road leading from Mimsville to 5-points, Ichauway Plantation, Baker Co., Ga. Small depression pond in longleaf pine woods. Depression dry due to severe drought conditions.

mound site 8 WA52.

ca 6 mi. SSW Tennville; bulldozed scrub oak sand hills.

Greenwood Plantation Bigwoods near Thomasville, Ga. Fallowed, harrowed fire break around quail covert. More frequent this year than usual along branch but much shorter.

Weed in flower bed of parking lot at Sing station on Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee

Tree ca 8 m. tall, 5 dm d.b.h. on wooded slope of ravine by Beaver Dam Creek to W of Hwy 1641, 1.65 mi. from its jct. with Co. rd 12, southeast of Torreya State Park

Hardwood forest on gentle slope, next to Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station.

W side of Apalachicola River between Woodruff Dam and highway 90, Jackson Co., Fla. (sandy bank about 30 ft above river.) flowers light purple. Plants up to 5 ft tall, had a rank somewhat unpleasant odor

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots - Compartment 4 Plot Number 6.

John the Baptist Hammock, Hammock #7, Northwest bank of Flint River, Ichauway Plantation. Base of slope adjacent to floodplain of Flint River. Rich, sandy-loam soil in dry-mesic woods.

wet sands of exposed shores of apalachicola river at ocheesee landing

Very abundant in moist ditches and banks bordering pine flatwoods, about 1 mile W of the Econfina River, by U.S. Rt. 98.

Rich hardwood slopes and flats below, by Lake Miccosukee, E. side, Norias Plantation. Fruits unripe.

Marshy shores of Merritt's Pond, Marianna.

Frequent over a very large area of grass-sedge bog (burned in late summer of 1988), treeless and kept that way by controlled burning. By forest road 123 to W of Co. rd 379, Apalachicola National Forest, generally NW of Sumatra.

Locally abundant on sandy soil amongst open stand o fshrubs and trees of Ilex vomitoria. Between road and large drainage ditch, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, by the road leading to lighthouse.

Woody vine, climbing by means of tendrils. Edge of woodland, Woodyard Hammock, along Beadle Road, Tall Timbers Research Station.

TTRS Whitcomb plots, Rep 1, Plot G. Well distributed west 1/3 of plot. Heavier stand in rows where harrow made a ridge.

In shallow ditch beside uoland woodland road, near the Chatahoochee River, W of Saffold.

Medium-sized tree, bank of Chipola River, W of Blountstown by FL Rt 20

Shady, swampy woodland, sometimes flooded above the dam, Chipola River, E of Wewahitchka

Small tree, ca 3.5 m tall, Floodplain forest, banks of backwater of Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee. [ED NOTE: Label shows epithet negundo, overwritten in pen by epithet saccharinum, presumable by RKG. 2/22/2007 G. Nelson]