Explore

Shrub ca 2 m. tall. Some flowers white, some with pink petals. Upland oak thicket by US 27, 1 mi. SE of Jefferson-Leon Co line and NW of Wacissa-loyd crossroad.

infrequent on moderate slopes of pine-hardwood area, annually burned, Norias Plantation, generally N of Lake Miccosukee and somewhat N of Festus. SW 14 Sec 31, T3N, R4E. A few associates: Eupatorium album, E. perfoliatum, E. rotundifolium, Solidago rugosa

14 mi NW Ocala on moist sands of open, bulldozed slope; flowers yellow

Seedlings collected from areas adjacent to sample plots on Springhill. Area burned March 1968. Comparison plot on Tall Timbers. Plot1, subplot 2, 19-4yrs.

Birdsong Nature Center, about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Holly Woods-mixed hardwoods-no burn.

Mesic woodland with limestone outcroppings just outside of Florida Caverns State Park.

Locally abundant on calcareous soil between earth road and pine-hardwood hammock, S of U.S Rt. 98 on road to Aucilla River Fish Camp, E of Aucilla River.

ca 2 mi E of Beachton. Open wiregrass flat in rather low longleaf pineland. Corolla pale yellow.

Big woods, Greenwood Plantation, adjoining city limits of Thomasville along Boulevard between U.S. 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland, mostly longleaf. Well drained upland. Sprouting from top-killed root crown.

Seedlings collected in area between plots one and two. All are lage seedling and all are 4 yrs. old. Area on springhill burned March 1968. Size of 4yr seedlings varies considerably from area to area.

Bushy branched shrub 2 m tall. Corollas in bud just before opening almost red, after anthesis, the tubes orange yellow with some red, the open facs of the corolla orange-yellow. Hammock above the Apalachicola River at Ft. Gadsden State Historic site, S of

Tripsacum Course forest type conversion to longelaf pine. Stand No 1 TTRS

In sandy alluvium, shores of Lake Iamonia, Anders Flat, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Plant a coarse herb to 2 m tall, unbranched escepting in the upper part where there is a cyme in most leaf axils. Corollas open in the morning, mostly shrivelled by late afternoon; corolla purple. Many plants in cultivation by Weston Piland at his homeste

Limestone bluffs on E side of Guntersville Reservoir at TRM 390.5, just N of powerline crossing from Bellefonte Nuclear Plant

In wet thicket bordering cypress-gum pond by entrance road to Lost Lake Recreation Area, Apalachicola National Forest W of Springhill Rd generally S of Tallahassee

A few plants in muddy tracks of motor vehicle through wet pineland. Apalachicola National Forest, by Forest Rd. 123, a short distance to N. of Forest Rd. 123, NW of Sumatra. Growing intermixed with L. octovalvis.

Ga., Thomas Co., Greenwood- Thomasville

At edge of small stream in steep wooded ravine, 1st ravine S of Alum Bluff, N of Bristol, by Apalachicola River.

Tree, naturalized in bottomland woodland, near Gannett Pond, Tall Timbers Research Station.

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.

Specimen from a small tree in a mixed pine-hardwood in low area, Tall Timbers Research Station.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Tall tTimbers Experimental Fire Plots- Compartment 11 Plot Number 2

Greenwood Plantation Bigwoods near Thomasville, Ga. Few scattered plants in restricted area near main branch. Growth maintained at about ankle high by annual burning.

Ca. 1 mi W Bristol( and 1/2 mi. E Apalachicola River) liberty Co., Fla. ( Low ground S of highway) corolla pale yellow with greenish cast; fine brown sreaks on standard. (recently introd. Old World sp., now estab. in Fla. & adj states)

Open are of floodplain by Apalachicola River, near U.S. Rt. 90 overpass, in muddy trail, opposite side of River from Chattahoochee.

Stoloniferous and mat-forming. Wet sandy exposed shores of the Apalachicola River at Ocheesee Landing.

Longleaf pine foreset, Wade Tract of Tall Timbers, Inc., between Thomasville and Metcalf. Frequent at borders and in titi thickets, near the highway

Wet banks of ditch bordering swamp, by Fla. Rt. 44, 7.5 miles W of Samsula.

Tall Timbers Research Station. Gannet Pond areas along shore to water ca. 2ft.

THOMAS CO.: Wade Tract (mature longleaf pine-wiregrass community that is fequently burned ) off Tall Timbers Research, Inc. 3.1 mi S of highway 319 on rte 122 (toward Metcalf), infrequent in loamy sand in moderately bare area of pine litter just inside en

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Rd ca 5 mi SW of Beachton. Frequent in mowed roads

Seedlings collected from areas adjacent to sample plots on Springhill. Area burned March 1968. Comparison plots set up on Tall Timbers. Plot2, Subplot 2 20-4yrs.

Longleaf pine-wiregrass ridge, 3 miles N of Fla. - Ga. line, by U.S. Rt. 319, S of Thomasville.

Shallow water, near the shore, Lost Lake, Apalachicola National Forest, S of Tallahassee.

In natural forest, mainly hardwood, by East Indianhead Dr and next to Optimist Park, Indianhead Acres, Tallahassee.

In sandy alluvium, Steinhatchee River at crossing of U.S. 19-98.

Frequent in disturbed soil, longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge, Apalachicola National Forest, 1.5 mi. S of entrance to Trout Pond Recreation Area, by Springhill Rd.

Marshy shores of Steinhatchee River, at Steinhatchee.

Freuent in roadside sod, by G.U. Parker Road, 1.4 mile E of Fla. Rt. 71 at Scott's Ferry.

Very abundant on sandy roadsides, Alligator Point

Rodman Resevoir, Ocala National Forest. Growing along shoreline, large plants.

2 mi. SE Sopchoppy, damp ground on highway right-of-way.

Clearing of longleaf pine-scrub oak, sand ridge just E of the Choctawhatcee River, by Fla. Rt. 2 W of Graceville

Densely cespitose. Swamp at head of Wacissa Springs.

In earthen roadway, Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

Boggy swale, by Fla. Rt 20, 5 miles W of the Chipola River, W of blountstown

Locally abundant in wet mucky-peaty soil of ditch adjacent to pine flatwoods, 1.5 miles W of St. Augustine.

In hammock, very very infrequent, by U.S. Rt. 98, ca 1 mile W of Econfina River, generally east of Newport.

Very abundant in extensive are of clear-cut sand pine scrub, 1 mile N of Silver Glen Springs, by Fla. Rt. 19.