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Specimens from plants from ca 1-8 m tall. (fruiting specimen from a single individual ca 6 m tall) Individuals scattered in understory of sand pine-oak woodland on ridge-the oaks: Q. margaretta, Q. laevis, Q. geminant and Q. hemisphaerica. 0.5 mile W of R

TTRS Plot W2C.

4 mi WSW St. Teresa, Franklin Co., Fla. (on road shoulder) corolla purple

E side Apalachicola River, S of bridge, between Blountstown and Bristol, (shrub-herb assoc. near roadbank).

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf- fallow quail food patch

In large and small mats, right-of-way of Interstate 10, various places S.E. of Quincy.

Blue Springs Plantation, 8 mi N Newton, Baker Co., Ga (open pine woods) Not listed in Small or Britton and Brown. Corolla Yellow

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 mi S of highway 319 along Rt 122 (Metcalf Rd), W on dirt road 0.6 mi. Located along W slope of ravine area on W portion of preserve. Lat 30° 45'; Long 84° 1'; Elev 180 ft. USGS quadrangle: Pine Park (1:24000).

Wet pine flatwoods clearing, 1 mile N of Pierson, by U.S. Rt. 17.

Large shrubs, 3 m +, growing on cypress stumps and buttresses in dried out pond #68, Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal. These plants much more rubust than measurement given in Radford, et al.; longer lvs, petioles, pedicels, etc. Corollas are nearer bei

River floodplain associated with Carpinus, E of Woodville, at Natural Bridge Monument

Abundant, muddy borders of farm pond, 0.5 miles E of Chipley.

Leaves ascending-erect. Inflorescence (stalk plus panicle) 2.8 m tall, the panicle 8 dm long. In a blackberry thicket on bank between road and loblolly pine woods, by U.S. Rt. 221, S of Madison and 2.8 miles S of Interatate 10.

In mowed area by roadside, near recreation area on U.S. Government property (Lake Seminole), ca 1/2 mile N of the Florida-Georgia State line an N of Chattahoochee, Fla.

locally abundant in a backwater marsh at Sunset Park, Lake Jackson, just off Bainbridge rd. Sheet 2 of 3.

Forming dense clumps. Locally abundant in mucky soil of small ditch by pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, forest road 123 NW of Sumatra.

tall timbers res. Station, border of woodyard and hammock

Tree about 6 m. tall with broadly rounded crown. Just to outside of rich woodland, at Wacissa Spring.

About 5 mi. SSW Douglas, Coffee Co., Ga. Vicinity of garbage dump in sandy oak-barrens N of Satilla River.

Susina Plantation, Grady Co., Ga. corolla lavender fading to pale reddish

Moist grassy place by roadside, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Plant rhizomatous and colonial, in open, upland, annually burned pineland, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Tree about 6 m. tall with broadly rounded crown, just outside of rich woodland at Wacissa Spring. Specimen from same tree as RKG 78587.

Plant locally frequent in swale surrounded by clearing of pine flatwoods, and in ditch by side of earth road and flatwoods. Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 325 0.1 mile from its junction with forest road 301, generally west of Co. road 260 (S

Gilman Paper Co. Land near Day, Fla. San Pedro Bay - pond pine titi, peat swamp in area burned by lightning set wildfire 18 May 1984.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd. about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Annually burned. Letz Mill Area.

2 mi S of Ochlockonee River Bridge on US Hwy 98, clobbered slash pine field, sandy soil.

Abundant in a pond-cypress strand, in water 2.5 dm deep, the substrate loose-mucky. Interspersed with Hypericum fasciculatum. 0.4 mile W of Fla. Rt. 65, by forest road 148, Apalachicola National Forest, generally S of Sumatra NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Sec 30 T6S R

Small tree in hedgerow consisting mainly of oaks, black cherry, and hackberry. Well-drained upland, more or less amongst the weed plots. Tall Timbers Research Station.

In ephemeral pool, bottomland woodland, Anders Branch, Tall Timbers Research Station

Moist ditch through pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313, 3.2 miles S of its jct with Fla. Rt 267, A of Helen Guard Station.

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

Longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna, 10.5 miles S of Bristol by Fla. Rt. 12.

Faceville landing on Lake Seminole, Decatur co., Ga. Rather high bank along shoreline of Lake seminole (mesic woods). Lower surface of leaves glabrous and greenish; leaves with relatively shallow primary lobes; terminal primary lobe not re-lobed; medium t

Mixed hardwood-pine bluffs Tall Timbers Research Station

Tall Timbers Research Station. Gannet Pond in water ca 1-2 m. Most common plant in pond.

Light purple stems. Locally abundant in deep water, with stems as much as 6 ft. long, Mitchell Pond, 12 mi. S Cairo, Grady Co., Ga.

Small tree with rounded crown, in dooryard of abandoned house, by FL Rt 20, S. side, W. of Silver Lake Rd intersection ca 1 mi.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga. Burned upland pine. corolla white with red stripes on underside of lobe.

Bog, lower slopes of boggy pineland and just nest to shrub bog, by Hickory Landing Road, Apalachicola National Forest, SW of Sumatra.

Sea- or Ditch-grass. Tassel Pondweed (B&B). Panacea Point, Wakulla Co., Fla. (in salt- or brackish-water slough adjacent to salt marsh).

Fla, Gadsden Co., WEtumpka, Bear Creek Nature Trail. Mixed woods

longleaf pine forest, on slopes, wade tract of tall timbers res. Station between Thomasville and metcalf

Locally abundant in bahia grass sod at roadside 0.5 mi. E. of Newport.

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

in very wet swale bordering tilt swamp 4.5 miles N of Carrabelle

Clonal shrub. Longleaf pine forest, on slopes and ridges, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Hardword forest, slopes of ravines, Torreya State Park.

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

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