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Occasional in well-drained sands, grassy hwy right-of-way between FL Rt 12 and Torreya State Park.

Hancock Co., Craig Fly Bog, 9 mi e of I58 at Picayune, to s of MS43, NE4 S20, local along Power-line r.o.w., fls. White.

Large population growing on mat of Hydrocotyle, Limnobium, Elodea and Najas. Near main spring, Wacissa Springs. Flowers covered with butterflies.

Tall Timbers Research Station Plot W1A.

Cespitose. In a mudhole beside the trail to Cold Creek from old Springhill Cemetary, Blackwater River State Forest, generally N of Milton.

In low wet places in forest roadways, Tall Timbers Research Station

A single clone with numerous upright stems to ca. 1.5 m tall, amidst much Q. geminata (see RKG 71137) and Q. myrtifolia (see RKG 71134): scrub oak stand on old stabilized dune, St. George Island.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along boulevard between US 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Not as common as usual.

Infrequent, in the edge of wet woodland, by U.S. Rt 90, ca 3.5 miles E of Monticello. Some associates: Sagittaria graminea, Woodwardia virginica, Nyssa biflora, Acer rubrum, Liquidambar styraciflua, and others.

Very infrequent in moist grassy roadside just next to pine flatwoods, by US Rt 98, 0.3 mile E of jct of Rt 98 and 363, generally N of St. Marks.

Greenwood Plantation. Burned moist pine woods.

Forming a thicket in hedge row by field, Tall Timber Research Station

Frequent, area of bottomland woodland clear-cut and with all slash and stumps removed; junction of Fla. Rt 12 and Atkinson Road, N of Tallahassee.

Blue Springs Plantation, 8 mi. N Newton, Baker Co., Ga. (open pine woods).

Plants with slender elongate rhizomes; in well drained sands, open pine woodland, vicinity of Perry. Abundant.

Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequently burned) 3.1 mi S of Highway 319 on Rt 122 (towards Metcalf). Infrequent, scattered amongst grasses in the woods, 0.6 mi W of Rt 122 on dirt road, then additional 0.6 mi. S into tract.

Locally abundant, slopes of ravines and on bluff along the Apalachicola River, at Aspalaga.

in frequently burned, relatively old stand of planted slash pine, 1.5 mi E of center of Mayo, by US Rt 27.

Moist ground roadside near longleaf pine-palmetto flatwoods 24 mi SSE Telogia

In most roadside ditch, grassy place, vicinity of Greenwood.

Tree ca 10 m tall. Swamp, Irwin Mill Creek, near the entrance to Chattahoochee State Park.

Shrub, several plants naturalized in semi-open second growth woodland between US 90 on approach to bridge over Apalachicola River (Chattahoochee) and old road to told bridge. Area bulldozed clean to lime rock 20-25 years ago when new bridge was built.

Longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge, 1 mile E of Ichetucknee River, by U.S. Rt. 27.

Moist woods, shores of Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Caespitose. On well drained open sandy banks of stream draining titi swamp, to N of Fla. Rt. 20, between Ochlockonee River and Hosford.

by hwy 84 about 7 miles WSW du point Clinch Co GA; moist ground in haloow ditch and adjacent roadbank near pine flatwoods

TALL TIMBERS RESEARCH STATION,FIRE PLOT: W 1 A

commonly weedy in lawns, TTRS.

Marshy shores of Lake Iamonia, Tall Timbers Research Station

very very abundant, sandy soil, power line transect across pine flatwoods, harrowed precedings autumn near newport

By Highway 84, about 7 miles WSW of DuPont. Moist ground in shallow ditch, near pine flatwoods.

Low growing, rhizomatous sedge growing in damp sand among the dunes at west end of Shell Island, St. Andrews State Park.

Margin of emergent zone at upper end of Indian Creek embayment on Pickwick Reservoir; ca. 6 miles N of Iuka.

Small understory tree in rich woodland E side of Ichauwaynochaway Creek, ca 3 mi W of Leary

Locally abundant in ditch beside lowland woodland, 0.5 mi from jct of US Rte 27 and 84, by 27, SE side of Bainbridge.

In a shallow, dried-up borrow pit, calcareous, by U.S. Rt. 19/98 two miles southwards of its intersection with Co. rd 358 (road to Jena and Steinhatchee), 7 miles southward of Steinhatchee River at Tennille.

frequent in sandy fallow field, by Fla. Rt. 69, N of Grand Ridge

Rhizomatous plant forming occasional bright green patches along outer beach at Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Locally abundant growing upon low shrubs and herbs, Meridian Road at Meridian Hills.

Medium sized tree on longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge, by road leading from Springhill Road to Lost Lake Recreation area, Apalachicola National Forest, generally south of Tallahassee

Blue Springs Plantation, (break between Flint River swamp and upland pineland at Berry Springs)

Forming extensive clones, stems to 4 dm tall. Wooded slope (planted slash pine) S side of Fla Rt 4, just W of Canoe Creek, 5.7 mi W of Century. With Quercus falcata, Q. hemispaeica, Q laevis, Q margaretta, Prunus serotina.

Lakeside littoral zone, lake Jackson, roadside park and launching facility off U.S. Rt. 27 and Bainbridge road

On dried up bottom of pond, locally abundant, near road going W opposite road going E. to paremore Landing on Lake Seminole, crossing Fla. Rt. 271; S/1/4 Sec. 35, T6R, R8W

In very large clumps, abundant, area of bottomland woodland clear-cut and with all slash and stumps removed; junction of Fla. Rt. 12 and Atkinson Road, N of Tallahassee.

Woods above limestone bluffs on E side of Guntersville Reservoir at TRM 390.5, just N of powerline crossing from Bellefonte Nuclear Plant.

Very abundant in wet sands of ditch between earth road and wet pine flatwoods, Apalachocola National Forest, by forest road 313, 0.7 mile to S of Fla. Rt. 20, generally to W of Tallahassee.

Plants relatively thinly branched, on 2-3 main stems at a place, frequent in sites slightly elivated above cypress swamp, Grassy Lake, near Lake Bradford. Specimen from long leader shoot of the season.

Climbing into tree to at least 5 m. in bottomland forest close to Apalachicola River, S of US Rt 90 highway bridge, W side of Apalachicola River, E of Sneads.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd. about 5 mi SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Below Ginhouse Field.