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Dry bed of pond, 15 ft high corolla yellow

Annually burned pineland above s-1. Parental species present. Flowers light purple. Loam soils of the Tallahassee Red Hills Region, northern Leon Co., Florida between Lake Iamonia and the Georgia State Line.

plants to 2 m tall; corollas pale lavender. Locally abundant on roadside banks at Capital Circle at crossing of I-10, N of Tallahassee.

5 mi W of Tallahassee, low ground near Lake Bradford Rd- truck route junction

Frequent at borders of bottomland woodland, 9 miles W of Malone, by Fla. Rt. 2. Corolla white.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, GA. Burned moist pineland

Greenwood Plantation Thomasville, Ga. Burned upland pine woods corolla pink

6.9 mi N of Bryceville at jct of Fla Rd 119 and US Rt 301, T1N, R24E Sec 22 (SW corner); in cutover flatwoods swale--~500 plants. Some associates: Sarracenia minor and S. psittacina, Balduina atropurpurea.

COMMON IN HARDWOOD HAMMOCK ON AVALON PLANTATION, S OF CAPPS. NE 1/4 SEC 34 T1S R4E

one of a few plats on grassy roadside bank, at W side of Fla. Rt 269 at its junction with River Road, 0.5 mi from (S of) railroad at River Junction.

Among slash pines, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point

Shrub with many branched stems to ca 1.5 m tall. Rooted beneath granitic rock ballast of r.r., shores of Pensacola Bay, at end of Perry Ave. off Cervatnes St., Pensacola. Flowers (corollas) eyllow. Stems of previous year to some extent winter killed.

Frequent, open boggy area, clearing of pond pine flatwoods, E of McClenny.

Mixed hardwood-pine; burned; Susina Plantation

Ochlockonee River game management area, 1 mile due S of terminus off Tower rd at the river, frequent in floodplain

sand spit. John H. Phipps preserve,Alligator Point.

Longleaf pine forest, rolling terrain, "Wade Tract" of Tall Timbers Research,Inc.

Frequent in weedy areas on calcareous substrate, Long Key

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4 mi. W Bainbridge, Decatur Co. , Ga. (sandy soil at border of pine woods).

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation, annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Well-drained upland. Amongst wiregrass

8 mi W Tallahassee, Leon Co., Fla. (sandy soil between Blountstown Highway roadbank and pine-scrub oak association)

Tall Timbers Research Station, piney woods and ridges on plantation, burned areas, sandy soil

Sandy fallow field, vicinity of Mill Creek.

A single plant with several stems from the base, ca 5 m tall; standing in dirt road right of way dominated by grasses and just outside a mixed stand of oaks, including the puntative parents, on an area earlier clear-cut of longeaf pine; between Chiefland

Significantly thicket-forming, stems to ca 3 m. tall, brushy place in US Rt 27/railroad right-of-way (rails now removed), 1.2 mi. W of Ichetucknee River

Wade Tract Preserve 3.1 miles S of highway 319 along ret 122 (Metcalf rd) W on dirt road 0.6 mi Along titi stringer on the western portion of the preserve. Latitude 30°45'; Longitude: 84°1'; Elevation 180 ft. USGS Quadrangle: Pine Park (1:24000)

In rich mixed woodland astride small spring fed creek running through Indianhead Acres subdivision, Tallahassee.

Upper edge of floodplain woodland, Flat Creek/Apalachicola River, at foot of hill near end of access road

Clearing of wet pine flatwoods by Forest Rd 313 0.5 mi. S of its jct with FL Rd 267 generally S of Springhill.

Infrequent, mesic forest, upland with calcareous substrate, Three Rivers State Park. Lowermost leaf, if present, still simple

By Fla. Rt 65 and at its juncture with forest road 180, Apalachicola National Forest, 2.8 mles S of Wilma. Frequent, most plants with 1-3 stems; in very dense mixture of the following plants on the gentle slope of roadside ditch (next to pine flatwoods):

Locally abundant, borders of live oak woodland, along lower Ochlockonee River, Alligator Point road. Soil deep sand.

Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequntly burned) of Tall Timbers Research, Inc., 3.1 mi S of highway 319 on tr 122 (toward Metcalf), 0.6 mi W of rt 122 on dirt road, then 0.6 mi S furthre into tract; infrequent shrubs at edge

Junction of Highway 40 and State Hwy Spur 40 near W city limit of St. Marys, Camden Co., Georgia Roadside ditch; longleaf pine flatwoods nearby.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Gannet Pond. Low areas surrounding pond, in hardwood areas that are constantly wet or flooded

Colonial. Dunes, E edge of Ft. Walton Beach.

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd. about 5 mi. SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna, frogpond pasture, frequent.

In Hypericum pond in flatwoods, between Wakulla and Newport.

Corps of Engineers Vehicle Storage Area at Brookley Field, near Mobile, Mobile Co., Alabama in open area with dry soil mostly composed of sand and shells.

Many scattered plants in wiregrass-Hypericum bog, S of Bristol, by Fla. Rt. 12, W side of road just N of jct. with Camel Lake Road.

Tallahassee, Leon Co., Fla. (growing from crack between sidewalk and stone wall, N monroe St) with milky juice.

Specimen from lower branches of small trees in shrub-tree bog its neighbors mostly evergreen. By forest Road 307, to NW of Fla. Rd 267. Trees of this species locally frequent.

about 3 mi S Willacoochee. W side of St Hwy 135. Along sandy road in low forest (mixed pine and hardwood) not far N of Alapaha River.

Open piney ridges Tall Timbers Research Station, seed vouchers

longleaf pine foret, rolling terrain, :Wade Tract" of TTRS, between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Dense stand in slight drainage course, near the cabin, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

In wet sands at shores of Alexander Springs.

Shrub ca 1 m tall; Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: S 3.

Longleaf pine-wiregrass savanna, 3 mi S of Blountstown