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Road shoulder, S side of Hosford

In openly wooded area near Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd. about 5 mi. SW of Beachton. A clump at base of pecan tree near office.

In shallow soil on exposed limerock, slash pineland, Big Pine Key.

Well-drained longleaf pineland between Wakulla and Newport

Upper banks of graded highway right-of-way and edge of pineland, between Wakulla and Newport.

Ner old house site, Tall Timbers Research Station

6 mi SW Carrabelle, Franklin Co., Fla. (at border of brackish slough behind beach)

in peaty soil. Wet ditch at edge of titi bog, 1 mile S of Hosford

Spiklets unusually small; frequent in mature longleaf pine wiregrass (frequently burned) on Wade Tract off Tall Timbers Research, Inc.; 3.1 mi S of hiway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), then 0.6 mi S in the tract.

Longleaf pine savanna, Apalachicola National Forest, NW of Sumatra, by forest road 123 off to SW of Co. rd 379. A very large area having been burned in early summer, 1985. Plant generaly scattered over the area, very abundant in some places.

Moist drainage ditch along Beadel Rd, Tall Timbers Research Station

Infrequent small patches in upland mixed woodland with scattered game food plots. Foshalee Plantation, N of Tallahassee, E off Thomasville Rd. Sec 17, T3N R2E. Voucher for Native Forest Project, this from site 59, transect 3, quad 4 (15).

Gannett Pond Tall Timbers Research Station. Pond almost completely dry fall 1978. First noticed this plant this date at the chimney at dam, canal at well and east end of panama canal in small, heavy growth patches.

Frequent in closely corpped sod (centipede grass), rosettes flat on the substrate and nearly hidden by grass blades; to either side of the access, outside of gate, to Resource Manager's office, Lake Seminole Project.

Abundant in shallow roadside ditch, by entrance road to Tall Timbers Research Station.

savanna, 2 mi NW of Sumatra by Rte 379, Apalachicola NF.

In moist depression, open, bordering shrub thicket, Dog Island.

Abundant on west bank of Sand Pond to the west of Fla Rt 271, Apalalachee Game Management Area, N of Sneads.

Intersection of Apalachicola River Landing Road and U.S. 90, Chattahoochee, Gadsden Co., Fla. Upper Margin of ravine slope (western exposure) in rather rich, sandy-loam soil. Weedy, high-climbing vine; petals auriculate, violate-purple; standard petal wit

Along Metcalf Road adjacent to Arcadia Plantation.

Limestone bluffs on E side of Guntersville Reservoir at TRM 390.5, just N of powerline crossing from Bellefonte Nuclear Plant.

Infrequent, prostrate plants in grass at edge of Hosford Cemetery, south side of Town

Plant in pond-cypress-black gum strand, in shallow water, 2.5 m tall with a singel main stem and a bushy-branched crown. Apalachicola National Forest, by Co. rd 65, 3 miles N of Sumatra. Many low specimens appearing much like miniature trees in the immedi

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville between US 84 and railroad. Fallow quail patch, lower areas.

Abundant on disturbed sands of "mucked-up" area, probably formerly live oak hammock, 4 miles S of Perry, by U.S. Rt. 19/98.

Frequent in pine-hardwood stand on slpe upaward from Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station.

In sandy-peaty soil at edges of logging road through wet pine flatwoods. By Co. Rd 267 1.7 miles from its jct with U.S. Rt. 98

Shrub to ca 2 m tall. In dense thickets bordering tidal marsh and a few plants in the marsh itself. By Fla. Rt. 65, tidal creek N of Eastpoint.

Frequent in moist sands of raod shoulder, Apalachicola National Forest, E of Sumatra.

in sandy soil that had been crudely harrowed after pine trees were harvested 2-3 years previously. By Fla Hwy 20, immediately E of the (new) Ft. Braden School.

dryish sandy soil on a knoll, clearing of hammock, 1/2 mi W of Otter Creek.

Locally abundant, old field, Ocala Rd, Tallahassee

Burned sand ridge. Fla rt 75. 20 mi SW of Tallahassee.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots-Compartment 11 Plot Number 8

Annually burned boggy draw in pineland, Greenville Plantation, Thomasville.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Collins pasture, low are in mowed, burned roadway - drain from Collins line to Bay.

1.5 mi S of Suwannee River State Park, common in often inundated crevices of limestone rocks along river, corola yellow.

Locally frequent, clearing just at edge of pine-hardwood forest at roadside just outside the fence at boundary of Wakulla Springs State Park, by FL Rt 267 ca 1 mi E of the park entrance

very abundant on sandy slopes of dikes across marshes, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

7 mi. S Tallahassee, Leon Co., Fla (longleaf pine-wiregrass flat woods).

Shrub or small tree; hardwood forest in ravine, Torreya State Park.

Tall Timbers Research Station Plot W4C

TTRS. Fire Plot: W3B.

Abundant, pine flatwoods, ca 1 mile N of Eastpoint.

In wet ditch at roadside and just next to slah pine flatwoods, by G. U. Parker rd, 1.4 miles E of Fla, rt 71 at Scotts Ferry

Shrub 1.5 m tall. Corolla bright orange-red, calyx dull red. Banks of small artificial pond, near Northwood Mall, Tallahassee.

4 1/2 mi SSW Telogia, Liberty Co., Fla. (at border of peat bog [Mag. Virginiana dom. In overstory])

Wet alluvial shores of tributary creek, near its mouth at the Apalachicola River, north end of Torreya Stste Park.

Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc., infrequent with Verbena bonariensis in moderately disturbed area of woodland just inside gate entrance