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Abundant on edges of cultivated field 3.3 miles E of Monticello, by US Rt. 90

Shallow water near pump; Gannet Pond; water level low.

Small tree, swamp, margin of Lake Iamonia, by Meridian Rd., N of Tallahassee.

Stems procumbent, inflorescences erect. Locally abundant in grassy-bushy places just at edge of long-leaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge. By Lost Lake Recreation Area, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile

Very abundant in sandy old field 2.2 mi. W of Suwannee River, by US 90.

2 mi SE of Nutall Rise. Edge of unpaved roads. Corolla white with slight lavender cast; each lobe with two short dull-purple streaks within.

Abundant, clear cut and much disturbed longleaf pine-scrub oak ridge, Warrington.

Forming large clumps. In hardwood hammock (Cat hammock on Mays Pond) Plantation, north side of Lake Miccosukee

frequent in pineland with herbaceous groundcover (mowed each year), on correstional institution property between Sneads and Apalachicola River, by US Rt 90. Sheet 1 of 2.

Annually burned, boggy pineland, mostly pond pine, bigwoods, greenwood plantation, thomasville

Trunk 4 dm. d.b.h., ca 7 m. tall. Submesic woodland on upland, 1st earth rd to left N of Sweetwater Creek, just off FL Rt 270

In large clumps, in muck soil at edge of titi swamp, Apalachcola National Forest, by forest road 350, 7 miles W of Crawfordville.

Forming dense clones in shallow water of slough in floodplain forest, Torreya State Park

weed in lawns at the headquarters building, TTRS.

2 mi. S Bald Point, Franklin Co., Fla. (sandy soil by roadside)

Abundant in a wet-weather swale in full sun, north of woodland fringe at the north end of Burns Prairie, south-southwest of Chinsegut Hill

Specimen from shrub ca 2.5 m tall. In a low place surrounded by sand hills. Numerous here and frequent in other low places in the vicinity. By Co Rd 53, 8 mi S of I-10 interchange S of Madison. Associated species: Quercus virginiana, Q. nigra, Q. laurifol

Abundant in wet soil at roadside just next to swamp, near East River Pool, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Apalachicola National Forest, to W of FL Rd 379, generally NW of Sumatra, SW 1/4 Sec 29 T4S R8W, in boggy savanna. Site control-burned 1987

Frequent on exposed muds and peats after draining of Lake Munson, S of Tallahassee

Wade Tract Preseve 3.1 miles S of highway 319 along rte 122 (Metcalf Rd.), W on dirt road 0.6 mi. Located in the flatwoodson the western portion of the preserve Latitude 30 ° 45'; Longitude 84° 1': elevation 180 ft. USGS Quadrangle: Pine park (1:24000)

Infrequent. Seasonally wet site, clearing of pine-hardwood stand, along Fla. 271, N of Sneads and about 3 miles S of Jct. Rt. 2.

Frequent in low wet silted area in field, 7 miles S of Blountstown.

Gannet Pond, TTRS edge of pond at pine point.

About 3 mi. N of junction of Highway 0 and State Highway Spur 40, Camden Co., Ga. Edge of pine flatwoods.

In large and small mats, right-of-way of Interstate 10, various places S.E. of Quincy

Savanna, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Road 123 0.6 mile to NW of Fla. Rt. 379, generally NW of Sumatra.

Frequent in bottomland woodland along the Little River, E of Quincy.

By Fla. Rt. 12, 0.15 miles S of Johnson Mill Branch, generally S of Bristol. Sandy, peaty soil, much disturbed by large machines preparing for planting pine, soil varyingly wet. Some associates: Eleocharis tuberulosa, Rhexia nashii, Ludwiga maritima, Clet

In silty alluvium, clearing of floodplain woodland, E side of Ichawaynochaway Creek, ca 3 miles W of Leary.

Abundant in open ares of white sand, sand pine-evergreen oak scrub, along the Carrabelle River at Carrabelle.

Tree ca 8 m. tall; upland mixed woodland, Ichauway Plantation

Wet woodland, springy, Torreya State Park.

coarse plant with several branches from the base, each rooting at the lower nodes, peat soil of the bottom of gannet pond at time of low water. Tall timbers res. Station

Marshes, tidal shores of Wakulla River, downstream from St. Marks.

Along side of Mission road about one half mile from US. 90 in Tallahassee.

Specimen from small tree in mixed pine-hardwood open upland woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station

Wade Tract Longleaf Pine Savannah. MR-burned-Transect 1, 40 paces south of North Parking area.

FREQUENT ON MARL FILL, BAYSIDE AT KEY WEST

Greenwood Plantation near Thomasville, Thomas Co., Ga. (burned pinewoods)

just E of Big Cypress Lake, 0.2 mi S of Powerline, Nilo Plantation, between Newton and Albany. Peaty-sandy soil in bottom of a dry (at this time) sink-hole pond. Associates: Pluchea rosea, Dioda virginiana, Hypericum fasiculatum, Buchnera floridana, Panic

shrub ca 1.5 m tall, dioesious. On slight berm at edge of salt marsh, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, at E River boat Launching area. Growing intermixed with Baccharis halimifolia.

Frequent in open annually burned pineland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Longleaf pine-scrub oka sand ridge, S of Blountstown.

About 3 mi. S Willacoochee, Atkinson Co. Ga. Near State Highway 135, N bank of Alapaha River. In floodplain forest; some individuals growing close to water's edge.

Fla. Leon Co., 4 mi S. Tallahassee open ground near highway and R.R. coarse herb was divided into several parts, 3 ft tall; tough rootstock.

in shallow water of wet ditch by longleaf pine-wiregrass pineland. Apalachicola NF, by Fla Rt 379, a short distance from its crossing of Forest Rd 123. Between Orange and Sumatra. Some associates: Coreopsis floridana, Oxypolis filiformis.

in cypress pond, in shallow water, by Fla Rt 59 ca 6 mi S of Wacissa.

Locally abundant, grassy roadside right-of-way, 5 mi. N of Seale, by AL Rt 169

frequent, alluvial sands, shores of the apalachicola river after water level has been down for some time; torreya state park