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Along the San Francisco River ca 2 mi S of Pleasanton, from gaging station to 0.2 mi downstream, middle S23 T12S R20W elev 1372 m. Common among widely spaced mesquite on sandy terrace, petals purple, anthers yellow

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot W12Y, plant white throughout.

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 miles S of hiway 319 along rte 122 (Metcalf Rd.), W on dirt road 0.6 mi. On the western side of the preserve.

forming extensive mats in mangrove flats, big coppitt key.

Branch bay in evergreen forest of mixed trees and shrubs Apalachicola National Forest

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road aout 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Frequent

Abundant, sand-shell road shoulders about 2 mi W of the Ochlockonee Bay Bridge by US Rt 98

Frequent in wet hammock along the Wacissa River.

A few plants in disturbed soil of fire lane, open upland, biennially burned pineland, somewhat to W of Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station

Frequent in treeless savanna (formerly longleaf pine savanna), about 1.5 mi NW of Sumatra, by Fla rd 379. Some associates: Aristida stricta, Shizochryrium stoloniferium, S. tenerum, Agalinis sp., Helianthus radula, Pityopsis sp., Aster linearifoius, Solid

Moist shaded banks of Lake Iamonia.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Below east end of Big Bay Field at edge of Bay. Badly fire scarred, leaning Large tree. Dead as of March 1989.

Small tree, open upland woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

marshy shores of lake Merial, N of Vicksburg

In St. Marks on the edges of slightly brackish marsh.

Floodplain woodland, Torreya State Park.

Thomas Co.: 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), 0.6 mi W of rte 122 on dirt road, then 0.6 mi S further into tract; tall shrubs i

Flower deep magenta-red with white throat. Foshalle farm, 1 mile E of U.S. Rt. 319 on Sunny Hill Rd.

birdsong nature center, meridain rd about 5 miles SW of beachton. Abundant at barn, mowed during summer

Small tree. Alluvial sandy bank of Alapaha River, by Fla Rt 6, W of Jasper.

Narrow roadside right-of-way, in sod. Loblolly pine/hardwood mixed woodland to either side of and close to road near Chaires (Jackson St. running between Chaires and Capitola), between jct of Jackson St. and Benj. Chaires Rd.

Plant clonal, forming a narrow elongate clone just at water's edge, fresh water marsh, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, by road leading to lighthouse. Stems wandlike, to ca 2 m tall , probably 2-3 years after having been cut off at ground level.

Shrub, ca 3 m tall. Wet woodland, 6 miles N of De Funiak Springs.

Ga., Thomas Co., Greenwood-Thomasville. seeding.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Plot W16X

Mesic sandy calcareous stream terrace forest, on unnamed tributary to Apalachicola River, 0.8 air mi NW of River Hill Cem., ca. 2.0 air mi SW of RR crossing on Co Rd 269, ca. 4 air mi SW of Chattahoochee; SWQ, SEQ, SWQ, Sec. 8, T3N, R6W; Chattahoochee 7.5

lake Miccosukee, W side of the US rt 90, E of monticello

Beach site 8WA34

Shrubby fence row bordering field, near Lake Seminole, by Fla. Rt. 271 ca 3 miles S of its intersection with Rt. 2, N of Sneads.

Sand ridge, in a broad highway-powerline right-of-way next to a dense slash pine plantation, the latter too dense to have herbaceous vegetation. By U.S. Rt. 319, S of Sopchoppy and 4.8 miles S of the Ochlockonee River. Some of the plants at this locality:

Greenwood Plantation Homeplace near Thomasville Lowland next to plateau. Burned frequently. Unburned 1981.

A small tree centrally in an extensive, nearly impenetrable thicket of shrubs, old field, N side of Tall Timbers Research Station

Gannet Pond at edge of pond.

Pine flatwoods, S of Hartsfield, by Ga. Rt. 202

Holmes Co.: 0.5 mi n of Tchula, S5, roadside, Delta Region, to 3 m, fls. Purple, lvs slightly glaucous beneath.

Ca. 1 mi. W Bristol (and 1/2 mi. E Apalachicola River) Low ground S of highway.

boggy pine lands on Greenwood Plantation. Plant to ca 1 m tall. Flowers (rays) white to purple-red, disk pale yellow.

On a large area of sand ridge with a yound stand of planted slash pine, much young growth of the following: Quercus geminata, Q. falcata, Q. margaretta, Q. hemisphaerica, q. nigra, Prunus serotina, P. umbellata, Diospyros virginiana, Rhus copallina, Vacci

Frequent in semi-shade along edge of road in mature longleaf pine-wiregrass stand (fequently burned) at Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research, Inc.; 3.1 mi S of hiway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), then W 0.6 mi on dirt road, then S another 0.6 mi in the

Small scrubby tree; well-drained slope. Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Research, Inc.

in weedy places, lawns fields, TTRS.

Slash pine flat, near gum pond, Norias Plantation, generally Northward of Lake Miccosukee and a bit N of Festus. SW 1/4 Sec 31, T3N R4E. Some associates: Rhynchospora glomerata, R. fascicularis, Rhexia alfanus, R. petiolata, R. virginica, Lechea minor, Eu

In moist sands of floodplain forest along the Apalachicola River, at Aspalaga.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Fallow quail food patch.

Fla., Leon co., Tall Timbers Res, Sta. Near hqrs

Plant frequent in a swale just outside of floodplain woodland, by Co. rd 12, E of Concord. Stems numerous in clumps, to ca 8 dm high.

Old field biocontrol fields, loam soils of the Tallahassee Red Hills region between Lake Iamonia and the Georgia state line

Shrub 1.5 m tall, loosely branched, flowers opening a few at a time. Along the edges of a dense slash pine plantation, by earth road between Fla. rd 6/365 (road to Mysterious Waters) and a little to the S of Wakulla river.

Plant 8 dm tall. In open annually burned pineland, not far distant from lake Iamonia, Tall Timbers Research Station.

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