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Abundant in much disturbed sands back from the beach, Gulf of Mexico at Alligator Point. Growing intermixed with abundant Spermolepis echinata.

Tufted. In wet pine flatwoods' clearing, 5 mi W of Apalachicola, by US Rt 98.

Banks of stream, St. Marks River at Natural Bridge.

Ca. 2 mi E Beachton, Grady Co., Ga (open wiregrass flat in rather low longleaf pineland)

In loose sandy soil at edge of earth road leading from Fla Rt 71 to Dead Lakes State Recreation Park, N of Wewahitchka. Plants with stiffly erect main stem 1-3m tall, infloresence branches not quite divaricate but extending at a wide angle from the main s

Small patch on south side of US 27 a short distance --ca 100m-- from Suwannee River bridge at Branford. Flowers rose-lavender, becoming darker violet upon drying.

Open areas in stable dune ridge dominated by Chrysoma pauciflosculosa, E of NCO beach parking lot, Tyndall Air Force Base.

In wet Savanna, Grand Bay, Apalachicola National Forest: from Fla. Rt. 20, S of Fla. 375 to forest road 320 to the E 1 mile, then through longleaf pine to the left to and through a narrow band of bay-thicket to the davanna.

Hines Hill Plantation, Grady Co., Ga. (wet soil within fire lane)

frequent along sunny edge of field track leading to Judge Hopkins Landing on NE shore of Lake Miccosukee. NW 1/4 Sec 12, T2N R3E.

Fresh water marsh, by the "lighthous [lighthouse] road" in the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Mixed woodland on natural levee of Choctawhatchee River, W of Millers Crossroad. Specimens numbered 74832 through 74836, each number from a different tree.

Fla.,Taylor Co., 6 mi NNW Perry moist ground on highway rt. Of way at edge of pine-gallberry-palmto assoc. corolla white

Small treeat edge of upland mixed woodland, Three Rivers State Park.

Vine climbing over and into shrub thicket in part of floodplain that is infrequently under flood water, Apalachicola River below Jim Woodruff Dam, Chattahoochee.

Birdong Nature Center, Meridian Road, about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annaully burned savannah. Frequent.

Cypress-water tupelo bottomland, along the Apalachicola River, vicinity of Alum Bluff.

Infrequent, in large open (mowed) area, of floodplain below Jim Woodruff Dam, Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee

Tall Timbers Research Station. Introduction fields. Large plants to ca 1 1/2m. growing with other Baptisia

Open, sandy flats. Abundant. John H. Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point

Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "wade Tact" of Tall Timbers Research, Inc., between Thomasvile and metcalf.

Sherwood Plantation, open pine woods

Wet plowed fields. Tall Timbers Research Station.

Colonial shrub stems to ca 12 dm tall; moist bank at border of woods, vicinity of Hopewell

weedy roadside drainage ditch, by forest rd 313, Apalachicola National Forest, S of Fla Rt 267 and generally S of Springhil.

ALACHUA COUNTY: cultivated trees on the University of Florida campus, along 17th St. N of Rolfs Hall; Gainesville. Lvs. turn deep red in late fall.

Extensive colony in open areas of cypress swamp, ca 7 miles SE of Wacissa, between Wacissa and Goose Pasture. Rhizomes ca 1.5 cm in diameter, loosely attached to substrate and easily detached. Leaves and flowers of size in sample. Plants in 6 inches to 3

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

Locally abundant in shallow ditch by Fla Rd 299, 4.4 mi NW of Ocholockonee Bay bridge and S of Sopchoppy. Next to pine scrub oak woods.

About 5 mi. SSW Douglas, vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barrens N of Satilla River. Cespitose.

frequent in dry loamy soil of partial shade on backside of Apalachicola cemtery near the A.W. Chapman grafted pecans in town of Apalachicola

Plant tufted. In open, upland, oak-hickory woodland, near the entrance gate, in Fla. Caverns State Park.

Weedy roadside drainage ditch, by forest road 313, Apalachicola National Forest, S of Fla. Rt 267 and generally S of Spring Hill.

E/B Glade, south of River Junction, west of S/R 269, S/E 1/4 of S/W 1/4 Sec. 8, T3N, R6W. In limestone glade (open portion). Some associates: Cercis canadensis, Ilex vomitoria, Allium mobilense, Berchemia scandens, Rhynchospora divergens, Bumelia reclinat

Given coordinates: 30°45.781'N, 83°59.739'W

recently clear-cut sand ridge, formerly pine-scrub oak, by Fla Rd 255, 6 mi S of Lee; very abundant. Some associates: Dicerandra linearifolia var rubustior, Eupatorium compositifolium, Polygonella gracilis, Heterotheca subaxillaris, Liatris secundum, Aris

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots- Compartment 11 Plot Number 1.

Sapling tree, rich woodland, Silver Creek Park (Alabama River Lakes.)

Ca. 1 mile W of bristol, low ground S of hwy

W side Apalachicola River between Woodruff Dam and Highway 90, Jackson Co., Fla. (sandy bank about 30 feet above river).

Longleaf pine forest, on lower slopes, wade tract of tall timbers res. Station, between thomasville and metcalf

Ca. I mile W Bristol (and 1/2 mile E Apalchicola River) Liberty Co. Fla, (low ground S of Hwy)

Clonal shrub with slender stems, few-branched upwardly, to 3 m. tall. Locally abundant in swale surrounded by pine woodland. Tall Timbers Research Station, N of Tallahassee, to N side of Co Rd 12

Abundant on deep coarse sands, sand pine-scrub oak barrens, Alligator Point.

SMALL TREE; NATURALIZED IN THICKET, Indian Head Acres, Tallahassee

sandy soil, broad right-of-way of highway and power line, adjacent to stand of planted slash pine (with scrub oak), by US Rt 319 3.4 mi S of Ochlockonee River Bridge, S of Sopchoppy. With Polygonella gracile, Liatris provincialis, Chrysopsis gossypina, C.

Medium-sized tree (not so scrubby), sandy soil, just off circle road around Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest. Other oaks presentin the area: much Q. geminata, Q. laevis, Q. hemisphaerica, Q. incana, Q. virginiana few.

Abundant, dried up bottom of Race Pond, W of Lake Seminole, N of Sneads, w side of Apalachee Game Management Area.

Longleaf pine-wiregrass sand ridge, by FL Rt 53, 1 mi N of I-10, S of Madison

Bushy branched shrub 3m tall. Wet pine flatwods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 123 to W. of Fla. Rt. 379, NW of Sumatra.