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5 mi. SSW Tallahassee, Leon Co., Fla. (sandy soil at edge of longleaf pine-bulejack oak- wiregrass assoc.)

Small understory tree; hardwood forest on slopes of ravine, Rock Creek

Frequent in centipede grass sod in public use area at Wright Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, S of Sumatra

TTRS, fire plot W1C

In shallow pools in depressions on granitic rock outcrop, Almon outcrop.

Seedlings collected from area adjacent to sample plots on springhill. Area burned March 1968. Comparison plots on Tall Timbers. Plot4, Subplot 2. 18-4 yrs. 2-2yrs.

In colonies, stems to 1.5 m tall, swale bordering Big Pine Field, near Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station

Open sands. John H Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

5 mi E of Cairo. Near road shoulder by Cairo-Thomasville highway. Flowers purple.

Nilo Plantation, Dougherty Co., Ga. Species determined by S. McDaniel.

Mixed population of typical dark red and about 20 plants with pink flowers in the first steephead ravine south of the highest part of Alum Bluff. Plants occur under beech, on a slope with NW exposure. Pink flowered variants also in first ravine north of A

Tree 3 dm in diameter, breast high, approx. 60 ft tall; rich woods, slope of ravine, Torreya State Park.

Plants widely scattered in longleaf pine-saw palmetto flatwoods and locally very abundant in moist sandy ditch between earth road and edge of flatwoods. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 301, 2 miles west of its junction with Co. road 260 (Silv

Plants growing very thickly on the vertical bank of a ditch leading to the floodplain of the Ochlockonee River at Co Rd 12 E of Concord

Despitose. Clearing of swamp, between blountstown and the Apalachicola River

9 mi NE Deland in low flat association of wiregrass and saw palmetto, with pine and cypress.

Locally abundant bordering slash pine plantation, deep sandy soil, 2.8 miles W of Clarksville by Fla. Rt. 20.

plant with heads only on central stem which attains little over 5 cm in height, peduncles from 4-6 cm long or a little more, and with 2-several stolons; plants froming extensive mats. In mixed -pine-hardwood forest, slopes of ravine, Knox Hill.

Clearing of swampy woodland, E side of St Johns River, near the bridge crossing from Orangedale to Green Cove Springs

Frequent in fallow field, near Gannett Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station

About 6 mi W Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. S of Highway 32, near railroad overpass. Extensive, flat, sandy, cleared area now grown up in various herbs and small shrubs.

Longleaf pine flatwoods, between Wakulla and Newport. Diploid.

Somewhat mucky soil of roadside ditch 2 mi S Panacea

Abundant, border of longleaf pine-scrub oak woodland, sand ridge; by Spring Hill Road at its junction with entry road to Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, S of Tallahassee.

locally abundant in grassy roadside right of way, just W of the Ocklockonee River.

A single specimen made of a relatively large, corse plant, such plants being few and far between on the site, and numerous specimens made of a relatively diminutive plant that was present, we judged, by the thousands. We concluded that the diminutive plan

Rhizomatous but forming clumps; abundant in flat bottom at mouth of ravine, in wet woodland and in mucky stream, Torreya State Park.

Birdsong - wet flat southwest of pond - common.

In brushy thicket at summit of bluff along Itchauwaynotchaway Creek, S of Ga. Rt. 91, Ichauway Plantation.

Limestone ledge, along the Apalachicola River, at Aspalaga.

In shallow water of silted pools, open area of floodplain of the Apalachicola Rivers, below Jim Woodruff Dam.

In wet pockets of soil and in seepage places, granitic rock outcrop, 0.25 mi on Gum Creek Rd from Ga Rt 81, Albert Strickland Farm, vicinity of Oxford

Sumatra, 8 m S of on Fla. Rt. 65, wet pine savannah; petals white, glabrous; with R. alifanus, R. petiolata, Liatris spicata

in a small borrow pit in a flat between the hills. Abundant in swale near the highway. Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of TTRS.

Wet banks of shallow roadside ditch, abundant, near Orange Lake.

Tree ca 8m tall and 2 dm dbh. Pond, 1.7 miles E of intersection of U.S. Rt. 90 and Fla. Rt. 69 at Grand Ridge. Compare this with RKG 81759, Taxodium distichum for extent of new Spring growth. Some trees in the pond were showing no green at all.

St. Simons Island. Open shrubby area with sloughs, sand flats, and patches of brackish marsh. At major junction within a mile of Brunswick Causeway.

Wiregrass boggy depression in longleaf pine forest, by FL Rt 65, near Forest Rd 117, Apalachicola National Forest, 6 mi S of Telogia

Very, very abundant on slope of road shoulder in sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon, a swamp forest right up to the edge of the road right-of-way. Just to the W of the bridge over the Aucilla River by US Rt 98 to E of Newport

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 mi S of Highway 319 along rte 122 (Metcalf Rd.), W on Dirt road 0.6 mi. Located on edge of hardwood drainage area near old Metcalf Rd roadbed on the eastern portion of the preserve. Lat: 30° 45'; Long: 84° 1'; Elev: 200 ft.

Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 314 0.2 mile NW of crossing of F.R. 314 and F.R. 13, very close to boundary of Bradwell Bay Wilderness. Plant in sandy soil between track of road and top of ditch bank. Densely cespitose. Only one clump seen.

Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract:, of Tall Timbers Research, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Greenwood Plantation, branch in pine woods

S side of Alapaha River near GA hwy 94. Wet area.

Plant ca 4 m tall. Swamp, between Quincy and Little River, by US Rt 90.

Frequent, longleaf pine-scrub oak barren, 3 miles S of Wausau.

Sandy-peaty sloping shores of sinkhole pond, near Spring Hill Road, not far S of Capital Circle.

Dry scrub oak forest, highway 318, 3 mi E of Citra

Well draines longleaf pine-wiregrass flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by fores road 313, 1 mile S of Fla. Rt. 20, W of Tallahassee.

Stems to 2 m tall, panicle more or less pyramidal. At the very edge of Cliftonia/Cyrilla bog, 2.2 miles S of Sumatra by Fla. Rt. 65. Sheet 1: a separate rosette.