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RKG coll. nos. 82758, 82759, 82760 from separate plants in close proximity to each other. In slash pine plantation, the pines planted eight years ago, mostly ca 8 m tall. Site formerly slash pine flatwoods, apparetnly not subject to surface flooding. On N

Longleaf pine-wiregrass pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 313 1 mile S of Fla. Rt. 20, W of Tallahassee. Some associated plants here: Phlox floridana, Stillingia sylvatica, Asimina longifolia var. spathulata, Lactuca graminifolia, Sty

Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is frequently burned) of TTRS. 3.1 mi S of Highway 319 on Rte 122 (toward Metcalf), then W on dirt road 0.6 mi, then S again 0.2 mi, in small depression with Lygodium japonicum.

On marl spoil-fill, at key deer National wildlife refuge headquarters, Big Pine Key.

Abundant on a large bank of spoil piled along FL Rt 12, vicinity of Greensboro

Specimen from a plant having 61 main stems from the root crown, each arching outward from the base then erect. In longleaf pine-scrub oak sandhill, 0.9 mile S of entrance to Trout Pond Recreation Area; Apalachicola National Forest. Some associates: Pinus

5 mi W Tallahassee, Leon Co., Fla. (mucky ground in strip of mixed woods adjoining old airport)

In wet clayey alluvium, low areas in clearing of pine flatwoods, vicinity of Lake Butler.

Greenwoods Plantation Thomasville, Ga. Burned moist pine woods.

dried up lake bottom peaty soil, 1/2 mi E of Weirsdale.

Petals (when fresh) with a faint tine of lavender, sometimes wholly white. Slash pine plantation, Fla. Rt. 270, NW of Bristol

Hammock #1, Rattlesnake Bottoms, near confluence of Creek with Flint River, Ichauway Plantation. Bake Co. Ga. Small swale-like area on floodplain of Flint River. Silty sandy soil. Associates: Sabel minor, Tradescantia sp., Pancium sp., Toxicodendron radic

Susina Palntation, Grady Co., Ga. Shrub about 4' high; corolla red.

Loosely cespitose. Abundant in wet woodland along Trout Creek.

In clumps; sandy banks between the tram road and marshes, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, near the Lighthouse Road.

Shrub with many wandlike stems from ground level, stems to 3 m. tall, clearing of bottomland woodland (in highway rihgt-of-way) 7 mi. W of Malone, by Fl Rt 2

Ga., Grady Co., ca., 13 mi SW Thomasville (Thomas Co.) Near state line.

From land burned late in 1978, probably August or September, Hapeville, Georgia.

A Single large patch of vines, clearing of floodplain forest along the Apalachicola River. W of Chattachoochee.

Small tree, trunk with prickle elevated on boradly conical, domelike, or pyramidal corky excrescences from which the spines are eventually sloughed

Dry sand margins of upland sandhill depression marsh, on E side of Fla 47, ca. 1.2 mi N of int Co Rd 340, ce. 11 air mi NE of Bell; SWQ, SWQ, Sec. 32, T7S, R16E; High Springs SW 7.5' Quad; 29 deg 49' 37"N, 82 deg, 44' 27"W Elev. 46-49 ft. Soils - pottsbur

Plants to about 1 m tall. In a much disturbed small area of sand ridge, by U.S. Rt. 90, 6.3 miles E of Mossy Head.

Woody twining vine, bottomland forest near the Apalachicola River at or near the head of "the slough" N of Blountstown.

Aboundant in wet peaty sandy soil or open area, between St. Johns Island ferry, and Sisters Creek.

SE quadrat. Near S Hermann tortise burrow quadrat. New Wade Tract record.

Frequent, highway right of way, ca 1.5 miles S of Ponce de Leon.

on banks of shallow narrow drainage ditch, between road and woodland, near entrance to Duck rest, meridian rd

Abundant in long festoons in deep clear water of Econfina Creek W of Youngstown.

Greenwood Plantation, Thomasville, Ga. Fallow field corolla white

Old field. Loam soils of the Tallahassee Red Hills region, northern Leon Co., Florida, between Lake Iamonia and the Georgia State Line.

Stmes prostrate, sometimes 12 m long. Shallow soil on limerock at edge of hammock, Long key.

Wet woodland, w of Meridian Road, between the bridges at Lake Iamonia.

In scattered tufts on roadside shoulder, lower slopes nest to wet woodland where in shade at least half the day; just to W of Aucilla Rover, U.S. 98 and generally SE of Newport.

Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Fallow quail food patch.

Mixed deciduous forest, near NC. 88, 0.8 mile s. of Smethport.

locally abundant in open boggy margin of titi depression, 1 mi N of East Point.

Fla. Jefferson Co., 6 mi S Wacissa along Fla. 59. Hy. abundant in wet road ditch. Flower dark bright blue.

Frequent in clumps in wet longleaf pine flatwoods, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 150, to west of Fla. Rd 65, generally south of Bristol.

Lake Iamonia. Found along shore in water ca 1'. Flowers white.

Tall Timbers Research Station, Compartment # 434, Scrub Coarse, upland pine.

Mesic Woodland, slopes of ravine, Town Creek, Ft. Gaines

5 mi. E Cairo, Grady Co., Ga. (fairly low ground near shoulder of Cairo-Thomasville highway).

Tallahassee. Transplant to yard of R.K. Godfrey from Apalachicola.

Forming clones of wandlike stems, sometimes fairly large and branching above. In marsh area by earthen road at Hickory Mound Road, 9 miles south of US Rt. 98.

Franklin Co.: Open sand flats back of beach along the Gulf of Mexico, Phipps Preserve (Nature Conservancy), western tip of Alligator Point.

Lake Iamonia. Small, growing on plants in water.

Frequent in rich woods on slopes of ravine, bluff along the Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park.

Tree about 8 m tall, in rich wooded bluff along the Ochlockonee River at Larkins Bluff.

In open sphagnous bog, power line transect, by Fla. Rt. 20, 1 mile W of its intersection with U.S. Rt. 231, generally S of Fountain.

2 mi. S Thomasville in longleaf pineland across from Domiciliary.