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Weedy vacant lot, slum clearance area, Pensacola St, Tallahassee

8 mi NW Blountstown, Calhoun Co., Fla. (low pineland)

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd ca 5 mi SW of Beachton, annually burned savanna- abundant

Plant with a hard basal caudex, stem infrequently solitary and unbranched below the capitulescence, varying from few to multi branched, often with numerous stems from the caudex. In open scrub oak sand ridge ( formerly lonfleaf pine-scrub oak). Some assoc

Infrequent in mesic forest, upland with calcareous substrate, Three Rivers State Park

Near railroad N of State Highway 187, just E of Suwannoochee Creek, Clinch Co., Ga. Roadside near pine flatwoods.

Cut-over, well-drained pineland, N of Crawfordville at jct of U.S. Rt. 369 and Fla. Rt. 267.

Small tree; bark of trunk thickish, somewhat blocky. In mixed pine-hardwood forest, well-drained soil over limerock, near the boudnary fence of Wakulla Springs State Park and by Co Rd 61.

In very sparsely vegetated white sand on upper shores of Little Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, 1 mile W of Springhill Rd, S of Tallahassee.

muddy banks of the Chipola River, by Fla Rt 20 W of Blountstown.

Wet pine flatwoods, by Lighthouse Road, between U.S 98 and entrance to St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. Rootstock of each plant embedded amidst fibrous base of large tussock of wiregrass (Aristida stricta)

Sapling tree, between road and drainage canal, by road from U.S. Rt. 98 leading to Hickory Mound, 7.5 miles S of Rt. 98.

Frequent on sand ridge, open pine-oak woodland, between Old Town and Suwannee by rd 349, 5.4 miles S of Old Town

Small tree, on limerock, pineland, Big Pine Key.

flatwoods, St. George Island, Franklin Co.

6 miles SW carrabelle, franklin co fla

Plants usually with several erect stems from the base, with numerous ascending bushy branches above, to ca 2 m tall; semi open area along blackwater streams, vicinity of Overstreet.

In wet sandy alluvial outwash of roadside ditch bordering pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 123, NW of Sumatra, off Co. rd 379.

St Vincent, national wildlife refuge, frequent in drying sandy loam of trailside in picaline area on NW side of island

Small tree open woodland, floodplain of Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee

TTRS, fire plot W 7 X.

Locally abundant, open pine forest, annually burned, W of the TV tower, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Lake Iamonia. Very common in still water to ca. 15'. Seems to be one of several dominant species. Flowers pale pink with red stamens.

Occasional in 2-3 ft of water among Nelumbo and Nuphar at dam of Gannet Pond, north of Sheep Island in Lake Iamonia, Leon Co., Fla.

Shallow soil over rocky outcrop, by I-75 0.25 mi N of Ga Co Rt 1798 overpass, about 4 mi N of Ashburn

plants 2.5 m tall. Semi-open floodplain of creek, by Fla Rt 280, 0.7 mi S of I-10, S of Sneads.

Small tree in open swale near the highway. Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "wade tract" of Tall Timbers Research Inc.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall Timbers Experimental Fire Plots- compartment 4 plot number 4

Medium-sized tree; bottomland woodland along Mosquito Creek, Chattahoochee

Plant vining into a small bluejack oak tree, thin stand of planted young slash pine, sand ridge, by FL Rt 270 between its jct with Rt 12 and Sweetwater Community, N of Bristol

2 mi SE Nutall Rise on shoulder of unpaved road.

Open, disturbed area next to scrub oak woodland, sand ridge above Dog Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, SW of Tallahassee

Wet sands of ditch just nest to wet pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 309 6.4 miles from its junction with Fla. Rt. 267. Some associates: Physostegia purpurea, Pluchea foetida, Proserpinaca pinnata, Hypericum fasciculatum, H. ci

longleaf pine, wiregrass forest recently clearcut; approx. 6 miles NE of Folkston by W side of Ga. Rt. 252 (0.5 mi. N of Mays Bluff Branch)

frequent in weedy places, TTRS, to N of Co Rd 12. Specimen about half as tall and stout as the average for the species. Ray flowers yellow.

Infrequent 12m up bluff from shore of Ochlockonee River, Rock Bluff, N end of Forest Rd 390, off CR-375, Apalachicola National Forest. NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 Sec 30, W patr T1S R4W.

Plants about 1m tall. Pond pine flatwods, semi-open, sphagnous and soppy-wet substrate, along forest road 313, W of Crawfordville in the Apalachicola National Forest.

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

abundant in longleaf pine-wiregrass flatwoods, well drained. Area had been control-burned, probably in spring of 1992. Other liatris present: L. gracilis, L. tenuifolia; also very much Pityopsis graminifolia. To S of Fla Rt 267 on the side of this road op

Cespitose. Abundant in peaty-mucky ditch, shallow water, between St. Jon's Island ferry and Sisters Creek.

Susina Plantation, Grady Co., Ga. (edge of pond under pine trees; burned)

in sandy soil that has been crudely harrowed after pine trees were harvested 2-3 years previously. By Fla Hwy 20, immediately E of the (new) Ft. Braden School.

Frequent in a presently dry pond-cypress pond, general vicinity of Mossy Pond,1829 m. due S of Ga Rd 200, between Little and Big Cypress Creeks

Standard very much smaller than and very much less conspicuous than the wings, the latter brick-red. Frequent week in soybean field and on adjacent roadsides, ca 10 miles E of Ebro on Fla. Rt. 20.

Granitic rock outcrop, Albert Strickland farm, Dialtown community, Gum Creek Rd, near Oxford

Understory tree in floodplain woodland, Little River, by U.S. Rt. 90, E of Quincy.

Sphagnous seepage shores of pond, White Springs, near Bristol.

Tall Timbers Res. Stn. Low area adjoining west edge of Big Pine Field.

Greenwood Plantation. Burned pine woods. Corolla pale lavender.

Plants much entwined upon themselves and plants of other kinds. Borders of hammock, Long Key.