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Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville GA. Thomas Co.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Anually burned savanna. Mill field.

Sandy soil, somewhat elevated places in dried up bottom of pond, 7 miles S of Ft. White by Fla. Rd 47 and 1.2 miles N of jct of 47 and rd. 340.

very abundant in corn field, also in numerous other corn and sorghum fields in the area, sandy soil, 11.8 miles S of Climax

Abundant on trunks and branches of Quercus geminata; tree in open pasture on rolling low hill. Ca. 2 miles E of Oxford.

Infrequent in dry, sandy magnilia-hickory hammock at top of S slopes in River Bluff State Park, SE shore of Lake Talquin, ca 12 mi W of Tallahassee off SR 20. W 1/2 Sec 33, T1N R3W. Voucher for Native Forest Project, from "Lake Talquin" site, along old se

Swamp forest along the Apalachicola River, S of Rt 90, W of Chattahoochee; plants abundant; small trees about 5 cm. In diameter, with both flowering branches and others with nearly mature fruits

Specimen from one of several sapling trees in the near vicity of a cone-bearing tree ca 20 m tall. Apalachicola National forest on a mesic wooded bluff near the Ochlockonee River, 4.5 miles S of Fla. Rt. 20 and near Co. road 375.

numetous plants in a small semi-open area of live oak, all pines in the area having been harvested ~1year ago. No plants of this species in adjacent woodland where pines remain. Herbaceous associates principally Solidago odora and Carphephorus corumbosus.

Shrub ca. 3 m. tall. Wet pine flatwoods, near the Steinhatchee River, ca. 1.5 miles N. of Jena.

Locally abundant in turkey oak scrub on sand ridge, Lost Lake Recreation Area, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile to west of Spring Hill road, generally S of Tallahassee.

Small tree, borders of woods, Indian Head Acres, Tallahassee. - To my knowledge only a few trees naturalized to this date about Tallahassee.

Small shrubby tree, sand pine-oak-hickory scrub, vicinity of Mormon Branch, S of Juniper Spring Run, E of Fla Rd 19, Ocala National Forest.

Frequent, longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna, 3 mi S of Blountstown

Wooded slpoes of ravine, near Flat Creek, general vicinity of Sycamore.

Apalachicola River floodplain, E of Blountstown. Very abundant where floodwaters cover it during times of highest water; on the right of way of the highway bridge, in logging roads, and in clearing.

Hilside bog, seepage area, 1 mile E of Crestview.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned pine, oak, dogwood woodland, unburned area this year.

Sherwood Plantation at Cool Spring, about 5 mi SW of Beachton

Wet thicket bordering wet woodland, 2.2 miles E of Hosford.

Plant ca 3 m tall, ca 2-2.5 m tall. In a wooded shallow basin that at some seasons has surface flood water. On W side of FL Rd 271, 16.2 mi N of US 90 at Sneads

Forming dense clumps on muddy shores of Macbrides Slough, by Fla. Rt. 267, W of Wakulla.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd about 5 mi SW of Beachton. At Birdsong entrance.

Locally abundant, soil mixture of sand and shell, sand ridge, between the Ochlockonee River and St. James.

Longleaf pine savanna, frequent, between highway and railroad, 5 mi S of Sumatra. By Fla Rt 65, Apalachicola National Forest.

Tree ca 5 dm dbh, perhaps 20m tall; all dwarf branches on it as in specimen. Floodplain of St. Marks River, at Newport. Bark of trunk very thin, sloughing in narrow shreds or thin flakes.

Longleaf pine-wiregrass pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313 1 mile S of Fla. Rt. 20, W of Tallahassee. Some associated plants here: Phlox floridana, Stillingia sylvatica, Asimina longifolia var spathulata, Lactuca graminfolia, Stylo

In grassy clearing of floodplain forest, powerline right of way, and below the bridge approach, U.S. Rt. 90, to the Apalachicola River, at Chattahoochee. Locally abundant.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd about 5 mi SW of Beachton. Much of the W half of Ginhouse Field.

Rich woodland on gentle slope above floodplain, near mouth of Mosquito creek, Apalachicola river, Chattahoochee.

In upland pineland, slopes above Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Mesic woodland, Nature Park in Chattahoochee. Leaves glaucous beneath.

Upland upen stand of loblolly and shortleaf pine, Quercus virginiana, and two trees of Nyssa sylvatica. Just within the entrance to Tall Timbers Research station and just off Fla. Rt 12, generally N of Tallahassee.

Open shores of pond, ca 1 mile S of Miccosukee along the Centerville Road.

St. Marks Refuge, FL, near Liveoak Point. Habitat: Highway shoulder-sandy.

Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract"

Clearing of wet pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest by Forest Rd 181 3.t mi. NE of Sumatra, frequent.

About 5 mi W Willacoochee, just E of Alapaha River, moist ground in ditch near roadbank of Hwy 82

St. marks national wildlife refuge, tall timbers experimetal fire plots 11 and 3

Longleaf pine-scrub oak ridge, 7 miles S of Vernon.

Frequent, sandy peaty soil, shores of recently made pond, 1 mile N of Carryville

Near the town of Oriole Beach, on E side of dirt road, 0.5 mi N of jct with 191S, 0.7 mi W of where 191S makes a right angle turn to west. Ca. 20 clumps (1m diam.) in ecotone between slash pine/gallberry and wet wiregrass area. Mostly non-flowering.

Specimen from a multi-branched shrub ca 3 m tall, on a calcareous embankment by drainage canal between road canal, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge by the Lighthouse Rd

Wiregrass savanna, Apalachicola National Forest, just to N of Co. rd. 379, 0.8 mile from it jct. With Co. rd. 65, NW of Sumatra. Plants scattered about in large area.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd ca 5 mi. SW of Beachton. Bay at Stoddard Stand crossing

Abundant, gravelly banks along railroad, Mossy Head.

Shrub ca 1.5 m tall; longleaf pine-turkey oak sand ridge, by Ga Rt 41, 14 mi N of Buena Vista.

Whitcomb Biocontrol Plots. Old field.

9 miles ENE Deland, Volusia Co., Fla., (on dike-road in low flat association of wiregrass and saw palmetto, with scattered pines and cypress "bays".

plants with several stems from the basal caudex; heads mostly secund. Marshy shores of Gannett Pond, TTRS.