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30' 45.607 84'00.039 [30.760117°, -84.000650°converted coordinates in Google Earth]

Coastal interdunal wet swale (panne), ca. 5.3 air mi W of Eglin AFB guard station on Santa Rosa Boulevard; Santa Rosa Island - Eglin AFB, Gulf Islands National Seashore, T2S, R25W (unsectioned); Mary Esther 7.5' Quad.; 30 degrees 23'55"N, 86 degrees 43'15

Plant slenderly stoloniferous, forming very extensive colonies. In wet mucky soil about an abandoned homestead, Apalachicola.

Frequent, scrub oak ridge 6 miles E of Mossy Head.

In shallow water of pools bordering swamp, 3 miles S of Shadeville.

On steep banks of small stream, ravine, at Aspalaga.

tall timbers van brunt place. Fallow field common

Thorne's Upper Hammock, Hammock #6,, south of S/R 91, Ichauway Plantation, Baker Co., Georgia. Longleaf pine-wiregrass woods near the creek. Dry, sandy soil.

Abundant in wet sands, shores of Merial Lake, N of Vicksburg.

Frequent downstream from Blue Hole, Florida Caverns State Park.

Woodland close to but high above the Chatahoochee River, Neal's landing; Five plants in a cluster, by narrow fishermen's trail just to left of dead end of entry road beyond barricade.

In loose sandy soil at edge of earth road leading from Fla Rt 71 to Dead Lakes State Recreation Park, N of Wewahitchka. Plants with stiffly erect main stem 1-3 m tall, infloresence branches not quite divaricate but extending at wide angles from main stem.

Beach near tip of spit at Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Plant 1.m tall. In shrub bog, by U.S. Rt. 169, at jct. With I-10, S of Jasper.

Near Withlacoochee River, N side Hwy 84, sandy slope between riparian vegetation and pine-turkey oak flatwoods

Apalachicola National Forest, to W of Fla Rd 379, generally NW of Sumatra. SW 1/4 Sec 29 T4S R8W. Boggy savanna (control-burned summer 1987). Some associates: Oxypolis ternata, Carphephorus pseudoliatris, Aristida stricta, Andropogon liebmanii var. pugens

Occasional in coastal sea oats grassland on Mullet Key near park headquarters here CR 679 makes a "T" intersection with the road going to the two ends of Mullet Key. Associated spp: Uniola paniculata, Helianthus debilis ssp vestitus, Paspalum.

2 mi SSE St. Teresa, Franklin Co., Fla. (opening in slash pine-palmetto flatwoods; near gulf shore). Immature.

Abundant only very localyl in roadside (Paspalum notatum), intermixed with Stachys floridana and Veronica sp. By FL Rt 20, 1.2 mi E of Whipporwill Road and 9.1 mi E of the Ochlockonee River

in swaley clearing of gum-sweet bay woodland, 7 mi S of Callahan, by US Rt 301.

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot :S 2

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville Ga. Thomasville Co. Burned upland pine-hardwood corolla lavender pink

Alligator point, Franklin Co., Fla. (dry sand) flowers lavender

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Fallow quail food patch

Seeds borne abaxially on branchlets; aril red. Specimen from tree ca 4m tall, 15cm dbh. Mesic wooded slope near small stream, "stone bridge" area, Torreya State Park.

Very abundant on deep sands, longleaf pine-scrub oak ridge, ca 1 mile N of Steinhatchee.

In wet, mucky place, partially cut-over wet woodland, near the Ohlockonee River W. of Thomasville

Peaty sand soil of pea patch in plnd pine area, Bigwoods, Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville.

Small tree; frequent on the banks of marshes, St Marks National Wildlife Refuge, near the lighthouse

Longleaf pine, scrub oak, wiregrass sand ridge, by the Capital Circle and near the Tram Road, SE of Tallahassee.

E side Aucilla River, 3 mi. SSW Nuttall (or Nutall) Rise, Taylor Co., Fla. (on river floodplain).

Specimen from a sapling tree ca 4 m tall on banks of brackish marsh in St Marks

Plant a shrub, bearing fruit at that or becoming a medium sized tree with stage open, commonly croked branching. In coastal scrub, on the road from U.S. Rt 98 at the Ochlockonee Bay bridge to Mashes Island. Growing with Q. myrtifolia, Q. geminata, Q. laev

Small tree, to ca. 25 m. tall, in sloughs in the floodplain forest and near the banks of the Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park.

5.5 MI WNW Wewahitchka, Gulf co., Fla. (E of Wetappo cr.) treeless partly reforested, low pineland.

.5 mi w of Greenwood along Hwy 82. In roadside ditch.

Greenwood Plantation. Edge of drive burned pineland. Corolla blue.

Scrub oak " barren" - sand ridge, by Fla. Rt. 20, 5.8 miles W of its crossing of US Rt. 231, generally SW of fountain. Associated with Q. laevis, Q. incana, Q. margaretta, Q. hemisphaerica, Ilex vomitora, Crataegus flava, Licania michaxii.

Seedlings collected from area adjacent to sample plots on springhill. Area burned March 1968. Comparsion plots on Tall Timbers. Plot 1, subplot 3, 20-4yrs.

In wet ditch by roadside and next to slash pine flatwoods. Near lumber Co. lands, by G. U. Parker Rd. 3.4 miles E of Fla. Rt. 71 at Scotts Ferry.

In mixed hardwood-pine woodland just above the floodplain of the Apalachicola River and not far below Jim Woodruff Dam, E of Sneads.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd about 5 mi SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Frog Pond Preserve near gate. Also at big pond dam. Seems to be spreading slowly.

Open of clearing (longleaf pine scrub oak), sand ridge, .8 miles N of jct of Fla. Rt 12 and Co. Road 271, by the latter, E of Bristol

Large tree in a yard of a home, Chattahoochee

SLASH PINE FLATWOODS ALONG EDGE OF SALT MARSH, ST. GEORGE ISLAND.

Locally abundant in very much disturbed soil c=of clearing of sand ridge, by Fla. Rd 271 1.6 miles from its crossing (ToE) of Fla. Rt 12, vicinigy of head of Beaver Dam Creek, generally N of Bristol.

Small tree, swamp, Irwin Mill Creek, near the entrance to Chattahoochee River State Park.

Small (sapling) ree, borders of swamp by Chipola River, E of Wewahitchka. Numerous sapling trees present.

"Dude Williams" Pondm oibd #68 near Ichauway Church, Ichauway Plantation, Baker Co., Ga. Margin of pond in swampy area. Associates: carey sp. Ploygala cymosa, Smilax walteri, Clethra alnifolia, Nyssa biflora, Taxadium ascendens, Lyonia lycida, cretaegus s

East of Chattahoochee, South of U.S. 90, N/e 1/4 Sec. 2, T3N, R6W, Gadsden Co., Florida. East side of small stream in moist to damp sandy-loam soil.