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Plants forming large dense clumps with 30 or more flowering culms. Very abundant throughout a large old file, 1/4 mile from Putnam Hall by Fla. Rd. 26.

Small scrubby tree, sand pine-oak scrub, by Fla. Rt. 19, 0.6

Bushy branched shrub ca 2.5 m. tall. Borders of second growth woodland, Florida Caverns State Park.

Frequent on banks of the Suwannee River and in sloughs, E. side of the river and just S. of I-10.

grassy shallow roadside ditch bordering wet woodland, suwanne river at hart springs

In wet, mucky soil at edges of swamp, just E of railroad at Telogia by FL Rt 67

Small tree banks of the Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park

colonial. Upland open mixed woodland, TTRS.

On small hummock and about tree bases, swamp, 2 miles S of Otter Creek.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Leon Co., FL. (Whitcomb Plots, near Rep. 3)

In vernal pools and seasonally wet mats of moss-lichen, granite rock outcrop, Bald Rock at Almond.

Sandy Ridge, near Wacissa

locally abundant in disturbed sands of clear-cut pine-scrub oak woodland, by Co Rd 271, close to its junction with Rd 270, E of Torreya State Park.

Savanna, by Fla. Rt. 12, 2 miles NW of its jct. With Fla., Rt 65 at Wilma.

Tall Timbers Research Station, (pineland-mowed lawn border near TV tower.

Abundant in swampy woods on the E side of Wacissa Springs and Wacissa River at end of paved road, south of Wacissa. Plants mostly 1.5-4 m. tall; rooted in black, mucky soil beneath 0.5 m. of water. Stems largely naked except for new growth at tips; somewh

Specimen from small tree without any thorns. Nearby tree 3.5 m d.b.h and with crown in forest canopy had bark gray and copiously covered with crumbly-warty, small exrescences. Floodplain forest to N side of rd parallelling Chipola R. cutoff, E of side of

Swamp along the Aucilla River at crossing of US Rt 19-27.

Scattered on slopes and ridges, longleaf pine forest, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research Inc

Shrub ca 2 m tall, borders of woodland on gradient upwardly from floodplain forest to upland by John Redd Rd E of FL Rt 69 1.5 mi between Rt 69 and the Apalachicola River N of Blountstown. NE 1/4 Sec 2 T1N R8W

Virtually shrouding a black gum tree at edge of bottomland woodland, just to N of Barney, by Ga. Rt. 76. Corolla purple with a dark purple throat.

Vine, climbing high into trees. Woded natural levee along the Choctawhatchee River, W of Millers Crossroads.

ESCAMBIA CO., near Pensacola. S. of Nine Mile rd at jct with Pate st. seepage area in powerline easement, ca 100 ft S of rd. a few here. Flws orange-yellow. With Lacnhocaulon digynum, Drosera capillaris, D. intermedia, Hypericum cistifolium. R30W, T1S, Se

Tall Timbers Research Station. Gannet Pond, found tangled and growing on or among other submerged aquatics such as Myriophyllum. Doubtfully distinct from U. biflora.

Susina Plantation (swampy, mixed pine and hardwood)

Frequent in open mixed woodland along the shores of Lake Iamonia, Tall Timber Research Station

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot : W 20 X saplig tree ca 15 ft tall.

plant from which speciment taken ca 1.8 m tall, ca 5 cm in diameter at bas of stem. Infrequent, on sandy alluvial outwash, shores of pond, 3.5 mi S of Chipley.

Common, vining into trees and shrubs, second growth pine woodlands, well-drained, S side of Steinhatchee River by US 98, NE of Cross City

Peaty sandy soil, pea patch in pond pine area, Bigwoods, Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville.

Very abundant on rocks and trees in rich, moist hammock at "The Wonders"; edge of Withlacoochee River swamp, 0.8 mi. north of Rt. 48 on private road.

About 3 mi S of Willacoochee, W side of State Hwy 135, along sandy roadbed in low forest (mixed pine and hardwood) not far N of Alapaha River

No locality information provided

N of "Panaceea Point," ca 1 mi. E Panaca, Wakilla Co. Fla. (longleaf pine-palmetto-oak scrub association)

Mixed woodland on natural levee along the Chattahoochee River,W of Millers Crossroad.

Abundant in rich woods over diabase dike, east of Swearing Creek and ca. 0.4 mi. north of US 64, west of Lexington. Flowers mostly maroon but come tinged with yellowish-green. Very fragrant, much like Calycanthus.

Tall Timbers Plantation, N Leon Co., Fla. (near "mid-north" gate on N side of Highway S-12) corolla purplish pink and white. (Nat. of Japan)

Flat area, portion of tract nearest the highway. Frequent. Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Research Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Clearing of bottomland woodland, near Flint River Arm of Lake Seminole, SW corner of International Paper Co. lands

Dry sandy margins of upland sandhill depression marsh, on E side of FL 47, ca. 1.2 mi N of int Co Rd 340, ca. 11 air mi NE of Bell; SWQ, SWQ, SWQ, Sec. 32, T7S, R16E; High Springs SW 7.5' Quad.; 29 degree 49'37"N, 82 degrees 44'27"W. Elev. 46-49 ft. Soils

Understory tree, mesic forest, slopes of ravine, above Lake Seminole, ca 1 mi N of Chattahoochee, Fla.

Locally abundant in a low swale that periodically holds water for lengthy intervals (presently with shallow water) E. of Sneads 2.2 mi. W. of end of bridge over the Apalachicola River, N. side of US Rt 90.

Frequent, sand-shell flats behind the foredunes along the coast, between Matanzas and Marineland.

About 5 mi SSW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. Vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barrens N of Satilla River. Corolla purple; duller and paler on back of standard.

THOMAS CO.: Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequently burned) of Tall Timbers Research, Inc. 3.1 mi S of highway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), then 1/4 mi W of rte 122 into the tract; infrequent in sandy loam of open woodl

West bank Apalachicola River at river mile 96.5. Habitat: Sandy alluvial soil (dredged sand). Remarks: Taxon locally frequent.

Slight ridge, slash pineland, ca 1 mi N of Shell Point

2 miles SE nutall rise, taylor Co fla

near Coolidge. Relatively low ground by roadside. Corollas yellow.

In an old borrow pit (soil taken for road road grading) where water stands much of the time (although no surface water at time of collection), the aspect dominant Hypericum chapmaniiP. Adams. By Fla road 65 plus/minus 5 miles N of Sumatra.