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Specimen from tree ca 15" dbh and with a large spreading crown, bark rough. Open woodland, mostly hickory and sand live oak. The hickories variable with respect to size and shape of leaflets. On Shired Island, S of Cross City

longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge, between the Panacea and the Ochlockonee River.

Plant ca 3 m tall is from a single shrub, ca 2-2.5 m tall. In a wooded shallow basin that at some seasons has surface flood water. On W side of FL Rd 271, 16.2 mi N of US 90 at Sneads

Plants mostly with a single stem from the base, with ascending bushy branches above, to about 1.5 m tall; densely colonizing a borrow pit in wet pine flatwoodsl in water ca. 6 dm deep. 2 miles W of Honeyville, S of Wewahitchka.

Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd 313, 0.6 mi from Fla Rd 267 to S and generally S of Spring Hill in Leon County. Numerous specimens in a small depression surrounded by clearing of pine flatwoods, the depression mostly with scattered low titi. Co

Wet peaty ditches bordering pine flatwoods, 6 miles W of Stuart.

wade tract; longleaf pine savanna,

Beacton, Grady Co. Georgia, Sherwood Plantation

Abundant in flatwoods ponds. Ca 6 miles south jct of Fla. 70 and 17 at Hicoria (a railroad crossing).

Shrub. Openly wooded area atop Alum Bluff by Apalachicola River, Nature Conservancy property, N. of Bristol. Staminate.

Shrub or small tree, commonly with arching branches. Specimen from planted individual in Indian Head Acres subdivision , Tallahassee. Locally fairly popular as a landscape plant.

In wet peaty soil, highway right of way crossing shrub-tree branch bay, 1/4 mile N of Colquitt-Thomas Co. line, by US Rt 319, S of Moultrie.

open, upland, oak-hickory woodland, just inside entrance gate, in Fla Caverns State Park.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Scattered plants

On dripping wet, precipitous old roadcut, river bluff, Ft. Gaines - near the McKenzie log cabin. Plant with very long, hanging branches.

Small patch among other plants next to lush Pontederia in Gannet Pond, north of Sheep Island in Lake Iamonia, Leon Co., Fla.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Woodyard Hammock, NE portion of marked and mapped plot

Birdsong Nature Center,Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton.Hollywoods-edge of road along Ginhouse Field.unburned.

Tall Timbers Research Station, fire plot: S4

Numerous saplings, thicket at roadside, just E of Lloyd by rd C-158

In bed of abandoned railway along edge of longleaf pine/turkey oak barren and next to Fla. Rt. 373 (Spring Hill Road) and at junction of Fla. Rd 267A, S of Spring Hill - growing amongst young longleaf pine.

lower stems rooting at nodes, flowering stems, or branches with flowerinf stems along bank of ditch at base od dripping cliff cut into bluff, on the dripping cliff; near the McKenzie log cabin

Forming dense and very numerous clumps in a clearing of wet woodland, by U.S. Rt. 90 5.3 miles W of the Jefferson-Madison Co. line.

Frequent in seasonally wet flats, longleaf pine forest, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers Research, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf.

Peaty wet ditch, I mi. N of St. Marks.

In dense mats, wet peaty shores of Gannet Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Wet pine flatwoods that had been recently clear-cut, site-prepared, and planted to slash pine, by US Rt 98, ca 1 mi. E of C-356 jct. W of Perry

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

Marshy-mucky clearing of thicket by small stream, 8.5 mi. N of Cairo, by Ga Rt 93.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga. Thomas Co., shoulder plantation drive. sap milky

low ground near Hwy 84 just E of Withlacoochee R. Pine flatwoods nearby. Corolla lavender, "spot streaked" by darker color on and within tube.

Moist, mixed woodland, by E Park Avenue, Tallahassee.

Wet open banks of the Rainbow River, between Dunellon and Rainbow Springs.

In shallow water, Gannet Pond by a dike Tall Timbers Research Station.

Common in sand Pine - oak scrub, St. Theresa

Liberty Co. Torreya State Park S17 T2N R7W lower part of deciduous wooded ravine near floodplain of Apalachicola River, locally abundant.

Wet flat soil by Apalachicola Bay, Apalachicola.

abundant in peaty-mucky soil of roadside ditch, by Fla Rd 379, 10.7 mi NW of Sumatra. Apalachicola NF. Some Associates: Coreopsis nudata, Eriocaulon compressum, chiefly.

Upland, annually-burned pineland (slopes above S-1).

grassy roadside shoulder, numerous plants in small area, S side of RS Rt 27. 0.2-0.3 mi from Burny Mill Creek (probably a chance introduction as roadside shoulder was "rehabilitated" by highway crew.

Greenwood Plantation, edge of drive in burned pineland.

very abundant in sandy old field, sand ridge, 2.2 mi S of I-10, N of Vernon, by Fla Rt 79.

Freqent weed on the grounds around the outbuildings, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Locally abundant, weedy roadside and edge of woods by Meridian Rd 2.3 mi. N of northern most bridge, Lake Iamonia.

Medium-sized tree. Floodplain forest, Apalachicola River, a little way down river from Alum Bluff, N of Bristol

Mesic longleaf pine-wiregrass woods on Springwood Plantation along E side of US 319, 3 mi NE of jct S.R. 93

Plant rhizomatous and clonal. Longleaf pine-scrub oak-wiregrass sand ridge, Apalachicola National Forest, by Springhill Road, near the entrance to Trout Pond Recreation Area.

By Fla. Rt. 12, 0.15 miles S of Johnson Mill Branch, generally S of Bristol. Sandy, peaty soil, much disturbed by large machines preparing for planting pine, soil varyingly wet. Some assiociates: Eleocharis tuberulosa, Rhexia nashii, Ludwigia maritima, Cl

Greenwood Plantation, near Thomasville on plantation drive.

Plants with 1-numerous main stems, variable in height to approx 2m. Capitulescences erect-secund. Corollas white. Very abundant in a wide band on upper exposed sandy shores of pond (at times of low water level), Little Lost Lake, Apalachicola NF, 1 mi to