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Frequent in annually burned pinelands, Tall Timbers Research Station, N side of Co. rd 12

Sandy upper shores of pond, within high water mark, water level presently much below, between Lake Seminole and Dellwood.

Small plants scattered about in floodplain forest, apparently having made stems from old bases after early or midseason flooding, Chipola River, Florida Caverns State Park.

Greenwood Plantation, burned upland longleaf-mixed hardwoods. Flower pink- blooming year of burn

Liberty County: Frequent in moist sandy loam of cut-over field on S side of S.R. 20, across from pine plantation & jctn. of C.R. 267 (where it turns N to Quincy), ca. 4 mi. W of bridge over Ochlockonee River. This from shrub ca. 1 m in height.

Tall Timbers Research Station. Wet area west of Big Pine Field.

"Vanguard Vetch" developed by Auburn University from crosses between Vicia Sativa and a turkey vetch Vicia Serratifolia. First planted TTRS in Richard Field 19 November 79. Flower-purple

Shrub ca 2 m tall. Open, well-drained pineland, ca 1/2 mile north of Bristol by Fla. Rt. 12. Leaves slightly glaucous beneath.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Gannet Pond on mat of Frogbit at overflow control.

A few scattered small colonies on a slight rise above floodplain of second major creek E of Whigham by U.S. Rt. 84. In second-growth pine-hardwood stand. Some trees present: Ostrya virginiana, Pinus glabra, Magnolia grandiflora, Fagus grandifolia, Vaccini

Longleaf pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd. 123, 0.45 mile N of Fla. Rt. 379, generally NW of Sumatra. Some associates: Aristida stricta, Phoebanthus tenuifolias, Eupatorium album, Pteridium aquilinum, var. pseudocaudatum, Serenoa repen

In roadway, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Medium-sized tree, in open mixed woodland on lower slope of hill and near the edge of Woodyard Hammock, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Lake Iamonia. Shore of lake in open wet place.

10 mi NE of Tallahassee, among weeds along rut-road near broad leaf woods. Flower heads dull greenish white and purplish. About 1.5 ft of stem removed.

Vining over shrubs and small tree on edges of mixed woodland by the office of the Resource Manager, Lake Seminole

Seasonally wet depression in savanna, S of Blountstown.

Suffrutescent; in annually burned pine forest, Tall Timbers Research Station.

NE-MR-unburned-T1a or near. Wade Tract, Thomasville, Georgia.

Small tree; open part of public use area at Neal's Landing, by the Chattahoochee River

Tall Timbers: Dove Field, Rep. 1, Plot E. Common herbaceous vine, corolla pink; margins of leaves purplish.

Coastal interdunal wet swale (panne), ca. 1.9 air mi W of Eglin AFB guard station Santa Rosa Boulevard; Santa Rosa Islnad - Eglin AFB, Gulf Island National Seashore, T2S, R25W (unsectioned); Mary Esther 7.5' Quad.; 30 degrees 23'54"N, 86 degrees 39'50"W.

2 miles N of the junction of the Truck Route and Hwy 20, N of Tallahassee, roadside grassy border with red maple, magnolia, gum swamp, in small slow stream.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, wet burned pineland

Very abundant in untended yards around beach cottages at Alligator Point.

2 mi. SE Nuttall Rise, Taylor Co., Fla. (edge of unpaved road).

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), infrequent with I. cordatotriloba, Hyptis mutabilis, Desmodium paniculatum, an

Occasional, moist ditch bordering pine flatwoods, Goose Creek Area, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Thomas Co., Ga. (longleaf pineland -wet-burned)

Upper sandy Margins (exposed by low water level) of pond-cypress pond. By forest road 13, Apalachicola National Forest, 3.7 miles W of U.S. Rt. 319 at Crawfordville.

Appalachicola Nat. Forest. Open sand hills of recreation area for the handicapped.

east side Albany by Us 82; common on sandhills.

Tall Timbers Res. Stn. Wet area west of Big Pine Field.

Open savanna-lie area, soil clay, seasonally wet. By Crestwell Rd., 6 miles N of Leesburg.

Open sandy places.

Marshy sloughs, St. Vincent Island.

Cut-over burned-over longleaf pine flatwoods 1.5 mi. NW of Gretna.

Very abundant, exposed sandy-peaty bottom of shallow sinkhole pond (presently dry), 2.0 miles W of Fla. Rt. 271., SW corner of Sec. 36, T6N, R8W, vicinity Parramore.

Floodplain woodland, 1 mile W of Monticello.

In a broad shallow ditch between highway and wet pine flatwoods. Plant eventually forming relatively large and very dense tussocks. Growing with Eleocharis sp., Sphenopholis obtusata, Ptilimnium capillaceus, and numerous other weedy plants. By Co. road 59

In wet thicket at highway right-of-way, RT 65 and just next to wet woodland, 0.4 mi N of Black Creek and N of Sumatra, Apalachicola National Forest

Shrub; ornamental at the Beadel House, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Small understory tree, its trunk bark smoothish, gray, in hardwood forest to either side of a small spring-fed stream, in Indian Head Acres subdivision, Tallahassee. Some associated trees: Quercus virginiana, Q, nigra, Q. hemisphaerica, Ostrya virginiana,

Grassy roadside border, near the Ocklockonee River, W of Thomasville, by US Rt. 84.

Slender, usually few-branched plant, widely scattered on upper slopes of margin of Karst pond, Apalachicola National Forest, Lost Lake Recreation Area, 1 mile W of Springhill Road, generally S of Tallahassee. Calyx and corolla 4-merous

St. Marks Refuge, Fla. Near Liveoak Point burned marsh.

Given Coordinates: 30°45.500'N, 84°00.043'W

Plant a shrub 1.5 m tall, openly branched. In wet pine flatwoods, by forest road 180, Apalachicola National forest, 1.5 miles W of Fla. Rd 65 on forest road 180, Apalachicola National Forest - a bit to the SW of Wilma

Longleaf pine forest, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf. On slopes.

US 84 Ochlocknee River Bridge.