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Annually burned fallow field Greenwood Plantation, 12 mi. S. of Thomasville.

Longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna, 7 mi S of jct of Fla Rt 12 and Fla Rt 379, by Rt 379, between Bristol and Sumatra. Hoods light brown on the back.

Old Field. Strongly aromatic. Biocontrol Plots.

Small understory tree, edge of mesic woodland, top of ravine slope, by Resource Manager's office, Lake Seminole, just N of Chattahoochee Fla.

Dried up bottom of Race Pond, W of Lake Seminole, N of Sneads, west side of Apalachee Game Management area.

Colonial from underground runners. Stems to ca 6 dm tall. Longleaf pine savanna, 5 miles S of Sumatra, by Fla. Rt. 65.

Along Beadel Rd, Tall Timbers Research Station, near Woodyard Hammock

2 mi N Bristol (E of Apalachicola River), sandy soil by roadside in pine-scrub oak association. One specimen only. Corolla rays yellow.

Slender few-branched shrub 1 m tall, planted at 2021 Chuli Nene, Tallahassee.

Given coordinates: 30°45.438'N, 83°59.763'W

Abundant on grassy highway right-of-way ca 4 mi. N of Crawford

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Quail food patch, in corn patch.

Ravine, deciduous woodland, north side of Lake Talquin.

Very abundant, dried up pond bottom, 2.4 mi. W. of Fl Rt 271, road going W. opposite road to Parramore Landing, Lake Seminole, Sneeds.

Sandy-clayey soil, temporary pools, clearing of wet pine flatwoods, Varnes Branch, NE of Lake Butler.

Along sandy road between Fla. Hwys 365-367, 1 mile N of Spring Creek Along throw-out of roadway, B. barbata and B. stenophylla heavily mixed.

Given coordinates: 30°45.350'N, 84°00.299'W

A single plant seen in a mixed population of the parental kinds; wiregrass hillside bog, near the Shoal River, E of Crestview

longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain,"Wade Tract" of TTRS. Frequent on well-drained slopes.

very abundant in low cutover woods, sandy-peat soil, 3 miles E of Lloyd by rd C-158

ON ALLUVIAL SANDS OF SHORES OF APALCHICOLA RIVER AFTER RIVER LEVEL HAS BEEN DOWN FOR SOMETIME; TORREYA STATE PARK.

TTRS. Whitcomb Plots. Plants to 2 m tall. Seed voucher.

Clonal, stems mostly ca 1 m tall. In a mixed stand of longleaf and pond pine, not control burned for several years apparently, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 304, 0.4 mile W of its junction with forest road 360 (Buckhorn Hunting Camp).

Frequent in a zone at water's edge, mostly with Panicum hemitomon by sinkhole pond in Apalachicola National Forest, just within the northern boundary on E side of Springhill Rd, S of Tallahassee.

Tall Timbers Research Station. Dry areas in fields and woods.

Ondeep coarse sands, sand pine-scrub oak ridges, Alligator Point.

Multistemmed shrub ca 2.5 m tall. Borders of upland mixed woodland, at end of road through River Junction Hunt Club property, branch road off Dolan Road, WSW of River Junction.

Abundant in wet soil, bottom of broad drainage ditch 1 mi. N of Panama City, FL Rt 77

Shrub, ornamental, Tall Timbers Research Station

Small scrubby tree, thick stand of mixed oaks on an earlier clear-cut of longleaf pine, between Chiefland and Suwannee River

TTRS. W3B.

John H Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Plant 1.3 m tall. In a wet thicket on highway right-of-way, Rt. 65, 0.4 mile N of Black Creek and N of Sumatra. Apalachicola National Forest.

Shrub to ca 1 m tall, borders of pine flatwoods by US Rt 98, ca 2.5 mi E of the Aucilla River

Plant with lower branches decumbent and rooting at the nodes. Locally abundant at edge of corn field, Tall Timbers Research Station, to N of Co. rd 12.

Greenwood Plantation, Boston Place in cornfield

Plant abundantly festooning the branches of a large live oak tree (Quercus virginiana) at Tall Timbers Research Station.

Coastal interdunal wet swale (panne), ca. 5 air mi W of Eglin AFB guard station on Santa Rosa Boulevard; Santa Rosa Island - Eglin AFB, Gulf Island National Seashoe, T2S, R25W (unsectoned); Mary Esther 7.5' Quad.; 30degrees 23'55"N, 86degrees42'55"w. Elev

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plo; W 20 A plant twining on sapling tree to ca 1.5 m up stem

Freeman island in chandeleur group. Several small colonies noted on the island

Small understory tree. In mixed pine-hardwood forest, well drained soil over limerock, by road leading from Rt. 363 to Mysterious Waters subdivision S of the Wakulla River.

Near "Panacea Point". Sandy soil between road shoulder and salt-marsh slough.

Frequent, prostrate and hidden amongst grasses of mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community (frequently burned) in Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Researhc, Inc.; 3.1 miels S of highway 319 on rte 122, then W on dirt road 0.6 mi, then another 0.6 mi in the trac

Upland woodland, near shores of Lake Seminole, Buena Vista Landing, N of Sneads

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of thomasville along Boulevard between US 84 and railroad. Anually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations.

Panacea Point, Wakulla Co., Fla. (on sand fill near border of salt marsh)

Locally abundant on boggy, sphagnus slope between ditch along highway and wet pine flatwoods, by US rt. 98, 1.5 miles from bridge over the St. Marks River at Newport.

On low wooded bluff at inner edge of wooded floodplain of the Apalachicola River at Ft. Gadsden State Historic Site, to W of Fla. Rt 65, S of Sumatra.

Abundant in wet alluvial sands next to branch bay, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 360, 2.3 miles S of Fla. Rt 267.

Ca 4 miles S. of Tallahassee; wet sandy peat of edge of limesink pond in longleaf pine turkey oak forest.