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Grass-sedge bog, 1 mile N of Ichauway Church, Ichauway Plantation

Locally abundant in a low swale that periodically holds water for lengthy intervals - presently with shallow water. E of Sneads, 2.2 miles W of end of bridge over the Apalachicola River, N side of U.S. Rt. 90.

Open bog bordering cypress strand, Apalachicola National Forest, ca 0.3 mile to N of forest road to W of Rt. 65 and leading to Wright Lake, by powerline transect. SW of Sumatra.

6 mi. SW Carrabelle, Franklin Co. (On wet beach sand near high water mark).

in dried up bottom of pond-cypress pond, 5.5 mi S of I-10 by Co Rd 53 and generally S of Madison. Abundant. Some associates: Eupatorium leptophyllum, Cyrilla racemiflora, Taxodium ascends.

Moist soil around pond between Newport and Morehead City.

Plants of the Wade Tract Longleaf Pine Savannah Thomas County, Georgia. Area of Tract: SE quadrant near Hermann tortoise plot.

Thicket-forming shrub or small tree, bordering small pond (above level and exterior to fringing thicket of buttonbush, a little to south of forest road leading from headquarters area and somewhat parallel to S.R. 12, Tall Timbers Research Station.

TTRS Ausely Place vetch strip test planted 3 Nov 1980. Many blooms showing.

frequent on low dunelets in swale area E of parking lot at NCO Beach, Tyndall Air Force Base. Fruiting. Associated sp: Schizachrium maritimum, Paronychia erecta.

locally abundant in a small depression in longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna (with much Lycopodiella spp.) Ca 4 mi NW of the Wakulla work area of Apalachicola NF, by Fla Rd 375.

Semi-boggy grass-sedge savanna, 0.5 mi from exit ramp of I-10, by 286, S of Sneads. Some associates: Eupatorium rotondifolium, E. pilosum, Balduina uniflora, Q pumila, Q nigra, Myrica cerifera, Ilex glabra.

In mixed deciduous woodland,high ground near where Rood Creek flows into the Chattahoochee River (Walter F. George Impoundment) , Rood Creek Park,property of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Plant small treelike, ca 1.5 m tall, bark very thick and soft-corky on lower stem. Pine flatwoods, vicinity of Navarre.

Rep 1. Feb. Plot.

Tall Timbers Research Station. Near Panama Canal, Gannet Pond

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd., about 5 mi. SW of Beachton. Annually burned in bay now dry.

Shrub ca 3 m tall, at edge of swamp, Wacissa Spring, near swimming hole at public use area

Frequent, wet sands, flat area of spoil, next to canal, Naples.

Calcareous rocky woodland, 4.7 miles N of Mariana by Bumpnose Road (Penn Road where it commences at U.S. Rt 90 in Marianna. Very infrequent.

Moist sands on exposed slope of pond margin at Lost Lake Recreation Area, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile to W of Springhill Road, S of Tallahassee.

Clearing of wet pine flatwoods, 1 mile N of Pierson, by U.S. Rt. 17.

Tall Timbers Plantation, N Leon Co., Fla. (sandy upland with shortleaf pine, post oak, hickory, etc.)

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Flat at edge of Bay below Big Bay Field. Several white flowered plants in this nice colony.

Fla., Leon, Co., Tallahassee, near S. Monroe St. growing from crevices at edge of paved alleyway.

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: S 7 Slender tree ca. 7 m tall.

clearing of pond pine flatwoods, E of McClenny

In moist soil of shallow ditch thru brushy woods, to N of Gannett Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

6 1/2 mi WSW Tallahassee, sandy soil of cut-over scrub-oak barrens.

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

RKG coll. nos. 82758, 82759,82760 from separate plants in close proximity to each other. In slash pine plantation, the pines planted eight years ago, mostly ca 8 m tall. Site formerly slash pine flatwoods, apparently not subject to surface flooding. On Ne

Frequent, exposed extensive sand bars, Apalachiola River, Torreya State Park.

Sandy soil of open drying pineland. Plants definitely perennial.

Ca 1 mi. N Ochlocknee River,Thomas Co., Ga., just off new Highway 19, (low pineland[longleaf]) corolla yellow

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

open sands, by the cabins, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Wiregrass-longleaf pine flatwoods, ca 2 miles E of Newport. Flowers purplish-green withouth, white or white with just a tinge of purple within

About 5 mi. W Willacoochee, Atkinson Co., Ga., just E of Alapaha River. Rather common among grasses, etc. on shoulder and bank of Highway 82.

Alligator point. Frequently locally on loose coastal sands. Bushy spreading shrubs to 1 m.

Numerous shrubs to ca 4 m tall, swampy woodland adjacent to small pond at head of Mule Creek by rd 271 just E of its jct with 270A, not far from Rock Hill Assembly of God Church. Woodland with standing surface water during times of heavy rainfall; general

2 mi SE of Sopchoppy. Damp ground-roadside ditch. Growing from root stock that had been clipped by mower. Rays yellow, disk yellowish brown.

Birdsong Plantation.

Small tree at edge of swamp, just to N of Westville

Tree ca 12 m tall with broadly ovoid crown; banks of fresh water marshes, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, S of Newport.

Mesic hardwood forest in deep ravines, on S side of Flat Creek, 0.1-0.3 mi W of FL 269 crossing, ca 5.0 air mi S of Chattahoochee; NWQ, SEQ, Sec. 28, T3N, R6W; Chattahoochee 7.5' Quad.; 30o37'38"N, 84o50'27"W.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd ca 5 mi SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna, Mill Field

Longleaf pine-wiregrass flatwoods, burned in winter of 1990, Apalachicola National Forest, forest road 313, 2.0 miles S of its jct with Fla. Rd 267, generally S of Springhill.

Specimen from a sprout from a cut-off plant just at the edge of the marshy shore by the Lighthouse at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

About 5 mi. SSW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. Vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barren N of Satilla River. With branching rootstocks and/or trailing stems. Clumps with numerous shoots. Clumps avg. about 20 in. in diameter, about 6-8 in. high.

In weedy places, Apalachicola National Forest, Lost Lake Recreation Area, I mi. W of Springhill Rd.