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Few trees intermixed with Pinus palustris sand ridge, by Spring Hill Road, ca 2 miles N of its jct with Fla. Rt. 273, Apalachicola National Forest.

In sandy-peaty soil at edges of logging road thru wet pine flatwoods. Bu Co. rd 267 1.7 miles from its junction with U.S. Rt 98 at Newport.

Vanderbilt University campus tree

4 mi. E Bristol, Liberty Co., Fla. (disturbed soil by roadside). corolla mostly dull yellowish & greenish-yellow;dull purplish patch on back of standard.

Plant with many decumbant branches radiating from the base, the one plant forming a mat, as it were, approximately 1.5 m in diameter. Specimen the distal portion of a branch. Shallow water over alluvial sand, shore of Choctowhatchee River. E of Bruce.

Heard's Pond, 6 mi NE of Thomasville, Ga. Thomas co. Growing in water about 3 feet deep. Corolla white.

In backwater slews,tidal areas along the St. Marks River,at St. Marks.

edge of Gannet Pond, N side. TTRS.

Frequent in mesic hammock, Woodyard Hammock.

Rodman Resevior, Ocala National Forest. Growing on low moist ground at public boat landing. Weedy area. Flowers pink.

In dried up bottom of shallow borrow pit beside plantation road (trail) and next to Brickyard Pond, Ichauway Plantation. From jct of Ga rd 200 and Jericho Road, N on Jericho Rd 2.1 miles, thence east on the plantation road paralleling power line transect

Procumbent on dunes, St. George Island. White latex.

Swamp forest, Hintz Lake, Apalachicola River.

Near Panacea, Wakulla Co., Fla.

Gadsden Co: burnt-over open Pinus woods ca. 7 miles West of Greensboro on Route 269. Flowers white & lavender, single plant.

lighthouse point road, franklin GA on road shoulder

Profusely vining in crown of tree, ca 10 m above the ground, largest stem just above ground level, 7 cm in diameter. Bottomland woodland close to Apalachicola River, S of US 90, E of Sneads

Frequent, floodplain forest, along the Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park.

abundant, banks of marshes, above high water level, Fernandina.

Panace Point, Wakulla Co., Fla. (on sand fill near border of salt marsh). (Det. by Robert F. Thorne)

Tripsacum Course forest type conversion to longleaf pine. Scattered throughout especially near Tripsacum Field.

Occasional in meadow near the confluence of Snyder Branch and Swearing Creek, ca 0.4 mi W of Lexington on US 84

Small tree, 10 cm dbh, ca 11 m tall. Wet hammock, earth road south from U.S. Rt. 98 toward coast, nearly to Hickory Mound Impoundment, E of Econfina River.

Greenwood Plantation. Thomasville. Corolla pale lavender.

Epiphytic on trunk of live oak tree, by the entrance driveway.

1/2 mi E Panacea, highway right of way near low longleaf pineland. Rays yellow-but withered.

Common in ditch on south side of US 98 at Tyndall Air Force Base.

Seedlings collected in area between plots one and two. All are large seedling and all are 4 yrs. old. Area on springhill burned March 1968. Size of 4 yr. seedlings varies considerably from area to area.

Shrub; banis of the Choctawhatchee River, W of Millers Crossroads.

Naturalized along driveway in sandy soil; 904 Lipona St., Tallahassee. Flowers yellow to pink

Savanna, 2 miles NW of Sumatra

Sterile sandy soil, upland old field, by Ga. Rt. 41 between Preston and Buena Vista.

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 miles S of hiway 319 along rte 122 (Metcalf Rd.), W on dirt road 0.6 mi along edge of titi stringer on the western portion of the preserve. Elevation: 180 ft.

A half mile W of Highway 441-State Highway 122 junction, about 7.5 mile NW of Homerville. Low peaty area by swampy forest dominated by Magnolia virginiana.

Frequent on wooded slopes of lime sink, "Cedar Grove" sink, N of I-10 and S. of Chipley Sec 16 T4N R13W.

Ca. 2 mi. N State Highway 187, E of Suwannoochee Creek, Clonch Co., Ga. In shallows of water standing along-side of road; low pineland.

Pine flatwood near State Road 59 between Wacissa and US 98, east Newport.

In slight depression of oak woodland, between Miccosukee and Metcalf, Ga.

Common here in fairly mature, fire maintained longleaf-pine/ wiregrass stand on sandhills, Apalachicola National Forest, S side of F.R. 322 (L.L. Wallace Rd.), W of radio tower. Center of Sec 8, T2B R1W. Voucher for Tall Timbers Native Forest Project, fro

Locally abundant on highway shoulder, by U.S.Rt.. 27 between Leon-Jefferson Co. line and Wacissa-Lloyd crossroad.

Wet peaty soil, shallow ditch bordering branch bay, 2.5 miles W of Hosford.

Scattered plants in slash pine flatwoods Neal Paper Co. land by G.U. Parker Rd. between side roads 5 & 7, 4.8 mi. from Fl Rd 71 at Chipola River (Scott's Ferry).

Plant busy branched, 1.5 m tall. Open longleaf pine/wiregrass/scrub oak sand-hill. Torreya State Park.

plants occasionally on old sand dunes, but mostly at the periphery of interdune depressions; Cape San Blas S of Port St. Joe. Plants mostly with perennating rosettes from near the basel; branches mostly decumbent with the flowering portions ascending; som

In seasonally wet are on slope from pine flatwoods to titi depression ca 1 mile N of East Point.

Shrub with arching branched, locally naturalized in small clearing of upland woodland and in the woodland edge, E side of Tallahassee, beyond the shopping center that is beyond the Holiday Inn

Abundant in a large area (former marsh), apparently having had spoil from dredging spread over it. By I-95, 0.5 mi N of Satilla River

scattered throughout stand of longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna and locally in pothole depressions. Intermixed with E. obovatum Raf with which it hybridises (see RKG nos. 74380 and 74383), N of sneads and W of Lake Seminole.

Specimen from a sapling ca 4 m tall. Large trees in the vicinity. By Co. road 59 ca 4 miles S of Wacissa, in pond-cypress depression surrounded by wet pine flatwoods.

Openings in mixed upland forest, Torreya State Park.