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Big woods, greenwood plantaion adjoining city limits of thomasvilee along blvd between US 84 and railroad

Along south side of Paramore Landing Access Rd, Lake Seminole. Rich soil in or adjacent to low damp pine-hardwood area. Ray flowers yellow; disc flowers yellow; leaves basal and cauline, the cauline reduced upwards; leaves opposite with conspicuous veins;

Bushy-branched shrub to ca 2 m. tall. Vigorous leader shoots erect and wandlike, later floral branches arching. Open banks of small intermittent creek, first creek S of I-10 by FL Rt 280, S of Sneads

Shrub 1.5m tall. Just above high-water mark of pond and just outside the bounds of titi thicket. Apalachicola National Forest, by Sam Allen Road, just off of Spring Hill Road. Associates, besides the titi:Leucothoe racemosa, Vaccinium stamineum, Clthra al

Pine flatwoods, recently clear-cut, site-prepared and planted to slash pine, 4.7 miles from Fla. Rt. 20 by Rt. C-267, E of Telogia.

6 mi. SW Carrabelle, vine in brush of pine-palmetto swamp, near stream.

Locally frequent on weedy borders of mixed pine-hardwood woodland, sparsely inhabited subdivision, Wakulla Gardens, just S of Shadeville, off Co. rd 365.

plants with a single stem, stems varying from ca 5 to 15 dm tall. In sandy soil of clearing of longleaf pine, sand live oak woodland, 0.5 mi W of the Ochlockonee Bay bridge, by US Rt 98. Some associates: Chrysopsis gossypina forma decumbens, Pityopsis asp

Abundant along guard rail at McBrides Slough, S of Tallaahssee

2 mi. SE Nuttall Rise, Taylor Co., fla. (on shoulder of unpaved road) corolla deep blue-violet.

Flowers light blue. Alluvial soil, low place within edge of cultivated field, had standing water earlier in season, at time of collection drying up, E of Chipley along U.S. Rt. 90.

Pasadena, Anne Arundel Co., Md.,one mile east of. Steep bank of Magothy River under Kalmia latifolia.

Abundant in hardwood forest, northern extreme of Woodyard Hammock, Tall Timbers Research Station

Abundant in mucky soil at edges of small pond and amongst buttonbush to S of forest road leading generally northward from headquarters area and more or less parallel to S.R. 12, Tall Timbers Research Station

Wet bottomland southwest of the natural tunnel at Marianna Caverns State Park.

In soft muck, floodplain of Little River, swamp between Havana and Quincy

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga. Mowed fairway of golf course. Corolla lavender. Naturalized from Europe

greenwood Plantation,Thomasville, Ga., Thomas CO. Burned upland pine

stems up to ca 1 m tall, many of them unbranched and with a single head, stems abundant in a relatively small area (probably colonal). At the edge of a young second growth woodland where apparently the brush is kept in check by frequent cutting. By Fla Rt

Tree 3 dm dbh, 15 m tall; trunk bark thick and rough. Depression in pine flatwoods, 13 miles W of Perry by U.S. Rt. 98.

Cypress-gum-titi depression in pine flatwoods, by Fla Rt 59, just off US Rt 98, E of Newport. Bark of trunks gray, roughened by corky excrescences.

In wet drainage ditch, highway right of way, between Altha and the Chipola River, Fla. Rt. 274. Scattered tufts intermixed with a great abundance of A. scabra (see RKG no. 74867).

Ephemeral pool, clayey alluvium, low place in field; abundant; E of Chipley at Washington-Jackson Co line

Tall timbers res. Station; growing along rd bank near barn

borders of shrub-tree bog, Apalachicola NF, by Forest Rd 125, W of Fla Rt 67.

On slight rise above floodplain of second major creek E of Whigham at crossing of U.S. Rt. 84, mixed pine-hardwood second growth. Some kinds of trees present: Ostrya virginiana, Pinus glabra, Magnolia grandiflora, Fagus grandifolia, Acer saccharum subsp.

In shallow pools, wet hammock along the Wacissa River.

Big Pine Field- wet area- common

Large tree. Frequent, floodplain forest, Apalachicola River, E of Blounstown.

Small tree, bark of trunk thickish, dark gray, broken into small blocks. Understory of oak woodland on well-drained site, by FL Rt 61, ca 1 mi N of its intersection with Rt 267 and N. of Wakulla Springs.

Tall Timbers Research Station NB66 about 7.5 m. NE of post D3. Small bush

Large shrub forming a small thicket in a shrub-tree bog, by FL Rt 12 NW of Wilma, in Apalachicola National Forest

Whitcomb Plots. Old fields.

Forming extensive dense mats, highway right of way, US Rt. 98, vicinity of Lucedale.

apparently very infrequent in open, annually burned pine-hardwood stand, on slopes, Norias Plantation, generally N of Lake Miccosukee and a bit N of Festus. SW 1/4 of Sec 31, T3N R4E.

Infrequent, wet sands of flat area of spoil, vicinity of canal, Naples.

By Florida Rt. 370 paralleling the Gulf of Mexico and leading to Bald Point at Ochlockonee Bay; At a site where formerly slash pine and scrub oaks ocurred, the latter forming dense thickets with some ya upon intermixed (on low ancient dunes not far distan

Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequently burned) of Tall Timbers Research, Inc. 3.1 mi S of hiway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), infrequent in loamy sand of somewhat disturbed area near entrance gate.

Pine-turkey oak sand ridge, ca 4 miles N of Bristol, by Fla. Rt. 12.

Occasional in open mixed woodland bordering Lake Iamonia, Tall Timbers Research Station.

longleaf pine scrub oak sand ridge, ca 1 mi E of Wright Lake, SW of Sumatra.

Near Ochlocknee River bridge, Cairo-Bainbridge-Thomasville highway (Grady Co.) Ga.

Slight seepage swale in burned, partially cutover, upland longleaf pine savanna, on S side of I-10, ca. 1.2 mi W of int US 19, ca. 0.7 mi E of Co Rd 259 bridge, ca 7.3 mi E of int FL 59 to Lloyd; NEQ, NEQ, Sec. 22, T1N, R4E; Waukeenah 7.5' Quad.; 30 28' 4

Locally abundant in boggy clearing beneath and beyond power line just to side of vehicular road, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 304 2.1 mi W of its jct with Forest Rd 360 (at Buckhorn Camp), generally S of Ft Braden

Frequent on muddy shores of Macbrides Slough, by Fla. Rt. 267, W of Wakulla

very abundant in sandy vacant lot in Greenwood.

In vernal pools and in seasonally wet mats of moss-lichen, on granite rock outcrop, Bald Rock at Almond.

Slender tree; wet woodland, Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station

Tree ca 14m tall and 3dm dbh. Bark thin, exfoliating in thin, narrow strips. Swampy Woodland, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, East River pool. Some associates: Acer rubrum, Salix carolinianum, Liquidambar styraciflua, Sabal palmetto, Ulmus americana,

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton, Annually burned savanna. Edge of Frogpond