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Small tree on edge of trail through upland pine-oak forest, Torreya State Park

Shallow water at shore of Lake Iamonia, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Cespitose. Moist grassy roadsides road throgh pine flatwoods, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, Lighthouse Road.

2 mi SE Nutall Rise on road shoulder

Seedlings collected in area between plots one and two All are large seedling and all are 4 yrs. old. Area on Springhill burned March 1968. Size of 4 yr. Seedlings varies considerably from area to area.

Locally abundant in highway right o fway, just W of Caryville and E. of the Choctawhatchee River.

Abundant in wet mucky soil, outer edge of clearing of swamp, 5 miles N of Caryville.

longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, wade tract of tall timbers res station,

Forming densely matted clones up to 4-5 m across, forming flowering stems only sparsely at the periphery of the clone. This specimen from the center of the clone. In old field (formerly pasture) on Birdsong Plantation, off Meridian Road.

Specimens from pland ca 2.5 m tall, heavily laden with fruit. Ripe fruit "apple-red" save for a little of the surface on the "darker side". On borders of floodplain forest, river-sink area, Fla. Caverns State Park.

Shrubs on shores of Lake Iamonia at Hall Island, Tall Timbers Research Station

OCCASIONAL,POWER LINE TRANSCET ACROSS HARDWOOD FOREST,WELL-DRAINED, A MAINTAINED CLEARING,AT WAKULLA.

Gannet Pond near entrance to Panama Canal-Pond draining.

Birdsong Plantation near Roy K house at Stake #1 burned annually.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots- Compartment 1 Plot number 4 Sawgrass bog.

Edge of Pinus/Quercus woods, Waters Meet Drive, Bradfordville. Single medium-sized tree with gray bark in long strips, flowers lavender-white, staminal tube red at base, purple above, fragrant.

Tree ca 30 m. tall, in woodland on gradient, upwardly from floodplain forest to upland by John Redd Rd, E of FL Rd 69 and the Apalachicola River, N of Blountstown, 1.5 mi E of Rt 69. NE 1/4 Sec 2, T1N R8W

3 MI W Jasper, Highway right of way. Mixed woods and farmland nearby. Petals vermilion.

Exposed mucky shores and in shallow water offshore, Lake Monroe.

St. Catherines Island. North end of island at Gator Pond.

Plants 1-4 m tall, loosely branched, the branchlets notably limber. Bark smooth, chestnut-brown, shiny at first, later metallic-silvery, the latter eventually sloughing as very thin, curled segments exposing the shiny brown brown bark again. Plants that h

Margines of cypress-gum depression, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 301, 0.6 mile west of Silver Lake Road, Rt. 260

very infrequent in annually burned pineland, TTRS, to N of Co rd 12.

Roadside and edge of gravel pit, 0.25 mile W of Hamlin P.O along KY 444; ca 10 miles E of Murray

Frequent in mesic hammock near small creek drains off nature trail from picnic area at Tom Brown Park, SE Tallahassee. SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 Sec 34, T1N R1E. Blooms just falling from tree of ca 15 m in height. Voucher for Native Forest Project, from site 25A

5 1/2 mi. WNW Wewahitchka. In reforested low pineland E of Watappo Creek. Flower heads greenish white.

ca. 10 miles N of Starkville off highway 389. Edge of deciduous woods at road to Oktibbeha Co. Lake. Growing in a damp ditch.

In ephemeral pool, vacant lot, Green Cove Springs.

Semi-boggy area, near Gannett Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

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

Bushy branched shrub, principal branches commonly arching. Specimen from planted shrub. Not, apparently, commonly planted in this area; this from garden in Indianhead Acres, Tallahassee

Longleaf pine-wiregrass flat pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, crossing 379. Some associates: aster concolor, Helianthus radula, Pityopsis graminifolia, Ceanothus microphyllus, Baptisia simplicifolia, Aster linarifolia, Eupatorium rotundifolium, Sil

gannet pond, north side at low water

TTRS. Roadsides, sandy woods, waste places.

Frequent in clearing of floodplain forest, Apalchicola River, E of Blounstown

Black gum-pond cypress swamp (pond), water level at times to 5' in deepest part as shown by staines on tree trunks. Overstory principally black gum, some pond cypress, red maple, mayhaw, Vibernum obovatum. Many plants of the Ilex throughout the under-stor

PLANTS TO 12 DM. TALL. CLEARING OF FLOODPLAIN FOREST, BELOW SECOND SET OF BLUFFS, NE OF DOLAN ROAD, SW OF CHATTAHOOCHEE.

Small understory tree abundant in Taxodium ascendens pond, by Co Rd 12 in vicinity of Wilma, in Apalachicola National Forest.

Tall Timbers Research Station. North end of Gannet Pond. Forming large area of dominatly Juncus marsh. In water to ca. 1m. Also Carex, erianthus, etc.

Fire break near transect 3a. Along Metcalf Rd in winter burned area. Wade Tract. Specimen has large well developed basal (almost subterranean) flower.

Frequent locally, weedy annual to 2 m tall, in moist sandy loam of roadside depression along highway 20 just E of Harvey Creek, 1.3 mi SW of Ft. Braden School, 12 aire mi W of Tallahassee. NE 1/4, Sec 8, T1S, R3W.

Latitude: 30°45' : Longitude: 84°1'; Elevation: 180ft.

Common in sandy open weedy places throughout Carrabelle

South of Riber junctio, west of S/R 269, on section line between Sections 8 & 5, T3N, R6w, Gadsden Co., Fl. Calacreous glade. Taxon infrequent.

Sand pine scrub, by Fla. Rt. 19, ca 7 miles S of its jct. With Fla. Rt. 20.

Liberty county: Clearcut dry sandy longleaf pine savannah, on N side of FL 12 0.2 mi W of int FL 271, above headwaters of Big Sweetwater Creek, ca 6 mi NE of Bristol; NWQ, SEQ, SEQ, Sec 11, T1N, R7W; Bristol 7.5' Quad.: 30°29'30"N, 84°54'05"W. Elev. 240 f

In wet thicket at edge fo titi, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc.

Small tree, on banks of dike by marsh, vicinity of the lighthouse, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge

Shrub ca 2 m tall, mesic woodland with outcropping limerock, Florida Caverns State Park near the Visitor's Center

longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain "Wade Tract" of TTRS. Well drained slopes, infrequent.