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5 mi S of Telogia. Clearing in fairly low, longleaf pine-wiregrass flatwoods. Rays yellow, disks same except very slightly darker and duller.

Wet woodland, Spring Hill Plantation, Metcalf Road.

Tall Timbers Research Station, N Leon Co., Fla. (lawn near oak tree on WCTV tower ground).

5 mi W of Tallahassee. Road shoulder - Capital Circle truck route. Corolla yellow.

Rodman Resevoir, Ocala National Forest. Growing in stagnant areas created by masses of vegetation at surface of water.

sand ridge, scrub oaks mainly, by US Rt 441, N of Fort Drum at NE 34th Dr.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Bearing fruit only in patches that escaped this year's burn.

Locally frequent in alluvial sand just off roadside and at margin of pond; Gator Pond, Ichauway Plantation.

Sand pine-evergreen oak scrub, sand ridge, 8 miles N or Avon Park, by US. Rt. 27.

Thin soil over rocky outcrop, by I-75, 1/4 mi N of Co Rt 1798 over pass, about 4 mi N of Ashburn.

Spindly shrub ca 1 m tall, mixed forest of upland E side of Suwannee River, E side of Williford

Wet banks of spring run in ravine, bluff of Apalachicola River, W of Sweetwater Community by Fla. Rt. 270.

Mesic Pinus/Quercus flatwoods N. of Monkey Business Lake off of Turkey Hill Trail, Bradfordville.

Rich, deciduous woods on limestone; Florida Caverns State Park, near Marianna

Frequent in mesic or submesic hammock, somewhat "inland" from floodplain forest of the Wakulla River (Wakulla Springs State Park), perhaps 0.5 mi downriver from Spring N side.

Near Brookman. Individuals scattered amongst rank growth along highway, about 1 mi E of College Creek. Dense stand of pines nearby. Corolla white.

Ga., Grady Co., Birdsong, edge of bay growing in 2' of water.

Pine flatwoods, N of Gritney

Sandy soil, upper exposed margins o fpond, sinkhole pond amidst sand ridges, near Springhill Road, ca. 1/4 miles S of Capital Circle, S of Tallahassee. In Apalachicola National Forest.

Somewhat boggy ditch by vehicular earth road and just next to wet pine flatwoods; Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 305, 2.5 miles southwardly from Fla. Rt. 20, generally W of Tallahassee. Growing intermixed: many plants of Aletris lutea (brigh

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining Thomasville city limits between US 84 and railroad, along road ditch

Longleaf pine-scrub oak sandridge, trees relatively far apart. Apalachicola National Forest, at intersection of Co. rd 2203 and 2203A, S of Spring Hill. Some associates: Pinus palustris, Quercus incana, Q. laevis, Q. hemisphaerica, Q. margaretta, Chrysops

In Feb.-Mar. Plot-Rep 3.

Plants to ca 2 m tall. Few plants remaining at interface between pine flatwoods and titi swamp; mostly destroyed by clar cutting and site prparation for slash pine plantations; northward from Fla. Rt. 20 between Ochlockonee River and Hosford.

Open, annually burned upland pine woodland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Given Coordinates: 30°45.723' N, 84°59.731'W

5 1/2 mi WNW Wewahitchka, Gulf Co., Fla. (low pineland [treeless, being reforested], E of Wetappo Creek).

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between US 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf; poorly drained situations

Between rd shoulder and salt marsh slough, sandy soil

Very abundant in wet swale bordering granch bay, apalachicola national forest, by forest rd 360, 0.5 miles Sof FL rt 267

Locally frequent at roadside where bahia grass is relatively sparse and next to a hardwood hammock, by Fla. Rd 61 1.5 miles S of its crossing of Fla. Rd 267 and where 61 parallels the boundary of Wakulla Springs State Park.

Rodman Resevoir. Ocala National Forest. Growing on Spoil from digging and along low bank area, open and wwdy. Plants in large bunches and extremely difficult to uproot.

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

Rhizomatous and forming a dense clump about 1.5 m across. Scrub oak sand ridge, ca 3 miles S of Butler.

A single scrubby tree by the boundary fence between the entrance gate and the bay, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point

Mitchell Place, near Susina Plantation, in low pineland near pond edge

Susina Plantation, Grady Co., Ga. (in pasture)

Tall Timbers Research Station Gannet Pond.

ABOUT 2 MILES N STATE HWY 187, E OF SUWANNOOCHEE CREEK, CLINCH COUNTY, GA., IN SANDY SOIL.

rich calcareous at marianna caverns state park

In sandy peaty soil, small depressions, power line transect across pine flatwoods, near Newport.

Fresh water habitat. Common pondweed. St. Marks Refuge.

Open sandy salt flats, salt marsh, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, East River area.

SR 12 about 1 mi. from entrance, W of Tall Timbers Research Station. Plants to ca. 4 m. open roadside.

Abundant in bermuda grass pasture, about 1 mi N of Stafford Creek, N of Blountstown.

Frequent more or less throughout open, upland pineland, portion of Tall Timbers Research Station to the north of co. rd 12.

In large dense clumps, abundant, pine-wax myrtle flat, between St. Johns Island ferry and Sisters Creek.

Fla., Taylor Co., 7mi NNW Perry

Low shrub in very open upland pineland Tall Timbers Research Station.

From land burned late in 1978, probably august or september. Hapeville, Georgia.