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Myrica-Baccharis flat, Phipps preserve, Alligator point

Plant with very long prostrate stems; corolla pale yellow at early anthesis (essentially late bud stage) , white at full anthesis. Upland, open, oak-hickory woodland, near the entrance gate, in Florida Caverns State Park.

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

Shrub, colonial, to 8 dm tall. Sphagnous pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313, ca 7 miles W of Crawfordville.

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

Specimen from sapling, in thin stand of planted slash pine with scrub oak, deep sandy soil; 8.9 mi. W of Chipola River, by FL Rt 20, W of Clarksville. Most leaf blades slightly ruffled at their edges

Plant with many principal branches from the base, these prostrate and extending in all directions forming a tangled mat ca 1 m across; open grassy clearing of upland pine woodland, near the Chipola River, S of Blountstown

Longleaf pine, wiregrass bog about 6 mi. S of Sneads.

Spring-run in sinkhole, ca 0.28 mi. Sw of US 90 at Falmouth; Falmouth Spring, NWQ, NEQ, NEQ, Sec 32 TIS R12E; 30° 21' 37" N, 83° 08' 05" W. Elev. 15-20 m. Petals 5, white. On limestone rock outcrops.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd, ca 5 mi SW of Beachton. In lawns, tiny, bright blue flower

Multistemmed, bushy-branched shrub ca 2 m tall. Longleaf pine, scrub oak sand ridge; at Lost lake, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile W of Spring Hill Road, S of Tallahassee.

Abundant in small depression of pine flatwoods, 4.7 mi from Fla Rt 20 by Rt C-267, E of Telogia.

Climbing over shrubs floodplain of the Flint River at U.S. HWY 27, overpass at Bainbridge, fls purple.

Grady County, GA Birdsong Plantation. Growing in upland.

Low shrub in open pineland, Tall Timbers Research Station; in the place where wiregrass clumps were transplanted from elsewhere; not unlikely that the oak caem with the wiregrass.

West side Avenue "K", between 9th and 10th Streets, Apalachicola, Franklin Co., Fla. Damp, sandy soil in ditch along the street; the plants thickly disposed, the rhizomes much entangled. Plants in wet, sandy-type soil; fronds 4-foliate, hairy; rhizomes br

Tall Timbers Research Station, open woods and lowlands

Big woods, Greewood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations.

Bottomland woodland, directly E of r.r. overpass on U.S. Rt. 90, 2 miles E of Monticello.

Large tree, woodland by Chewacla Creek, by Ala. Rt. 26, S of Auburn

Eglin Airforce Base south of Crewtiew about 5 miles south of I10. Abundant in turkey oak sandhill scrub

Specimens from plants from ca 1-8 m tall. (Fruiting specimen from a single individual ca 6 m tall) Individuals scattered in understory of sand pine-oak woodland on ridge-the oaks: Q. margaretta, Q. laevis, Q. geminata and Q. hemisphaerica. 0.5 mile W of R

Abundant in old veg. garden, edge of secondary woods, 0.1 mi. S of Old St. Augustine Rd., 0.2 mi. S of U.S. 27 (off Phillips Rd.), ca. 18 mi SE of Tallahassee. NW1/4 Sec 14, TIS R3E. (residence). Bright red corolla.

Susina Plantation, Mitchell Pond, emergent

Locally frequent in stand of loblolly and shortleaf pine on ridge, +- 2 miles N of John the Pabtist Church, Ichauway Plantation

Broad, open boggy shallow ditch, between highway and pine flatwoods, by Fla. Rt. 65, 3.3 miles S of Telogia.

4 mi. S Tallahassee, Leon Co., Fla.(in open "herb-pine seedling association" on sandy soil; formerly scrub oak)

Ga., Thomas co., Greenwood-Thomasville

Old field biocontrol plots, loam soils of Tallahassee red hills region

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Mixed hardwoods in drain below House Pasture.

TTRS. Planted longleaf patch across road from Pea Field (M-15). N half burned 12 aug 80. Frequent.

common in dry areas such as old fields, Marianna State Park.

Frequent in low mixed woodland by forest road going generally westward from headquarters area and more or less paralleling S.R. 12, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Upper strand along the waterfront, East Point.

wet sandy-peaty soil, exposed margins and bottom of cypress-myrtle-leaved holly pond, 3 miles E of Bay co line

Frequent in a presently dry pond-cypress pond, general vicinity of Mossy Pond, 6,000 ft due S of Ga Rd 200, between Little and Big Cypress Creeks.

Uncommon in wet weedy areas in woodland near Gannett Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Frequent in annually burned open pinelands, Tall Timbers Research Station

In large clumps, weedy places, Cocoanut Grove

On large piles of dredged up sand by the Apalachicola River, Chattachoochee.

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 mi. S of Hwy 319 along Rt 122 W on dirt road 0.6 mi. Located along disturbed areas near old Metcalf Rd roadbed on eastern portion of preserve. 30 45' N 84 1' elevation 200 ft.

weedy vacant lot, slum clearence area, Pensacola St., Tallahassee.

Very abundant on an old calcareous spoil flat made from dredgins from barge channel in the St. Marks River at St. Marks. Plants very variable in stature, from low single-stemmed individual to multi-stemmed and -branched to ca 1.4 m tall.

Plants to 1.5 m tall, widely branched. Mixed pine-hardwood forest, burned annually, Tall Timbers Research Station, to N of Co. rd 12 . Frequent.

Open wiregrass bog, S of Sneads, by Fla. Rt. 280, ca. 0.5 miles N of I-10.

Moist roadside. Road to St. Mark's lighthouse. St. Mark's Wildlife Refuge

By US Rt 331, 4.05 mi. N of its jct. with US Rt 90, a little W of DeFuniak Springs; numerous small trees and saplings present

Leaf-bearing caudex just at soil surface, very short, bearing many leaves whose bases almost wholly overlapping; leaves definitely stiff and angling ascending, not glaucous, with a yellowish green hue, especially the youngest ones. Cut-over slash pine pla

4 mi E of Madison. Dry pineland near highway right-of-way. Rays yellow; disk same but slightly darler and duller.

Pond pine-evergreen shrub tree, bay, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 304, 3.7 miles W of its junction with forest road 360 at Buckhorn Hunting Camp.