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Numerous plants in grassy forest roadway, Hall Island, Tall Timbers Reseach Station

Occasional in wet hammock along the Wacissa River.

Small tree, upland, well drained, semi-open woodland, shallow soil overlying limestone, near the Steinhatchee River, by US Rt 98, SE of Salem.

Border broadleaf forest ca 2 mi S of Tallahassee.

Woodyard Hammock.

Infrequent at summit of slope of steephead and just within the edge of the woodland canopy. By Co. Rd. 12 and just to its W, close to jct. Of 12 and 270, generally N of Bristol.

Plants widely scattered in wet longleaf pine flatwoods which had been control-burned in spring of 1994. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 150, to E of Fla. Rd 65, and generally S of Bristol.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd, ca 5 mi SW of Beachton. Edge of branch, lower crossing near Collins line

Tall Timbers Research Station, Fraction Hammock.

Greenwood Plantation, Beverly side. South side of branch feeding Scout Pond at upper end of old Major's Pond. Thrifty colony along branch - burned frequently.

Ca. 0.6 m in height, infrequent in moist road-side depression experiencing unseasonal drought, along U.S. 319, across from St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, ca. 2 mi S of Sopchoppy, before bridge over Ochlockonee River.

Tall Timbers Research Station. Edge of road along Woodyard Hammock near entrance.

Abundant, soggy-muggy soil, open area near shore of Apalachicola Bay, Apalachicola.

Longleaf pine-scrub oak-wiregrass savanna, 5 miles S of Lee

Annual with many branches from near the base, these decumbent below, some plants unbranched. Abundant along the edges of a corn field, 1/4 mile from Co. rt. 1798 bridge, E of I-75

Shrub ca 1.2m tall; infrequent in bottomland woods, Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station.

In wet woodland by Munson Slough by FL Rt 267 W of Wakulla

Colonial shrub to ca 8 dm tall. Welld-drained longleaf pineland, vicinity of Wright Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, SW of Sumatra.

Frequent in ground cover and up tree trunks of Hammock and mixed pine-hardwood forest off nature trail E of Picnic area in Maclay Gardens St Park. SE 1/4 on NE 1/4 Sec 5, T1N R1E.

Small tree, frequent in fence row by field, between Wacissa and US Rt 27

St Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots Compartment 7 Plot number 7

Cespitose. Frequent in mowed are of floodplain of Apalachicola River, below Jim Woodruff Dam, Chattahoochee.

Open annually, burned pineland colonies, Tall Timbers Res. Station

Upland, annually burned, open mixed pine oak woodland,Tall Timbers research Station,by the trail more or less paraleling the shore of Lake Iamonia.

Rt. 319 near Wakulla River, Wakulla Co., Fla. (in water about 3 ft. deep; plants up to 10 ft. tall).

Tall Timbers Research Station, N Leon Co., Fla. Pine-dominant upland near plot W12Y. Corolla yellow

Upland, annually-burned pineland. NB66

Swampy flatwoods, along US 98, about 1 mi W of Newport.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Whitcumb Plots, REP 1 Plot F; abundant north side.

Rodman Reservoir, Ocala National Forest, growing near water's edge up to ca. 2' of water.

East side Faceville Landing Road, 2.85 miles north from jct with s/r 97, Lake Seminole, Decatur Co., Ga. Steep slope bordering south side small stream, calcareous soil; rich, mixed, Hardwood-Pine Forest,

Shrouding low shrubs along ditch bank in Georgetown.

Tall Timbers Plantation, edge of Gannet Pond, near spillway

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Mixed with volunteer crimson clover and other grasses at barn.

Frequent in clearing o fpine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 304, 1.4 miles W of Buckhorn Hunt Camp.

Slash pine flat, near gum pond, Norias Plantation,generally Northward of Lake Miccosukee and a bit N of Festus. SW 1/4 sec 31, T3N R4E. Some associates: Rhynchospora glomerata, R. fascicularis, Rhexia alfanus, R. petioata, R. virginica, Lechea minor, Eupt

Cleared areas at borders of pine flatwoods, ca. 3 mi E of Trenton.

Common and abundant in longleaf pine scrub oak on sandy ridge. Lost lake recreation area, Apalachicola national Forest, 1 mile west of spring hill road, Apalachicola National Forest

Colonial low shrub; longleaf pine, wiregrass, scrub oak sand ridge, vicinity Porter Lake.

Occasional in Mitchell Pond, 12 mi. S Cairo , Grady Co., Ga.

Planted (along with other grasses) to prevent erosion during hwy construction, ca 1/2 miles N of I-10, by US rt 231, S of Cottondale

longleaf pine forest, on slopes and in seasonally wet flats, Wade Tract of TTRS, between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Sand pine scrub, 1 mile NE of Coast Guard Station at Cape San Blas

TTRS, fire plot: W 1 A.

Near Cairo-Beachton highway at Ochlocknee River, Grady Co, Ga. Corolla pale pink bud; white when open, shrub

West side Island, just below L&N Railroad bridge, Apalachicola River, River Mile 104.5, Sec 5, T3N, R6W, near Chattahoochee. Sandy alluvial soil near top of high bank above the sand bar. Large herb, stem square

Mesic woodland, with limestone outcropings, just outside Florida Caverns State Park.

near "panacea Point". Sandy soil between road shoulder and salt marsh. Disk flowers yellow; ray flowers white.

Small understory tree, floodplain woodland, Torreya State Park.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots-Compartment 11 Plot Number 6.