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Locally abundant, marshy shores of Deer Lake, by Co. Rd. 30A, Grayton Beach area.

In shallow, dried-up borrow pit, calcareous, by U.S. Rt. 19/98 two miles southwards of its intersection with Co. rd 358 road to Jena and Steinhatchee), 7 miles southward of Steinhatchee River at Tennille.

Shrub in mixed pine-hardwood secondary woods on high ground near Lake Seminole on U.S. Gov't property, near camping area.

Locally abundant, broad grassy highway right of way, vicinity of Wacissa.

Forming a dense carpet in shallow water of small impoundment, Dead Lakes Recreation Area, N of Wewahitchka.

Medium sized tree, floodplain of the Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee.

On dried out peat in bottom of dry pond, by Fla. Rd 47, 7 miles S of Ft. White, 1.2 miles N of jct of 47 and rd 340.

Scattered populations in moist roadside depressions experiencing unseasonal drought, along US 319, across from St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, ca 2 mi S of Sopchoppy, before bridge over Ochlochonee River.

6 mi SSW of Carabelle among pine trees beside beach

Plants to 5 m tall. In wet woodland astride small stream, tributary to Chewacla Creek, part of floodplain of that creek, by Ala. Rt. 26, S of Auburn.

Infrequent in ground cover of open mixed woodland on dry upland managed for game hunting. Foshalee Plantation, N of Tallahassee, E of Thomasville Rd. Sec 17, T3N R2E. Voucher for Native Forest Project, from site 59, transect 5, quad 2 (2). Corolla lavende

longleaf pineland, 7.5 mi S of Calahan, by US Rt 301.

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. In spring planted millet patch.

Clearing of pond pine- evergreen shrub-tree bay, Apalachicola National Forest, by forest road 309, 5.3 miles from its intersection with Florida road 267.

Tall timbers res. Station, marshy areas near gannet pond on N end of pond near Panama Canal

From Jct. Of S/R 65 and S/R 79, proceed North on S/R 379 a distance of 2.2 miles, thence south on trail road(by a barrow pit) .65 miles. Apalachicola National Forest. Sandy-loam soil in longleaf pine-wiregrass woods adjacent to a drainage.

Wet flatwoods site, clearcut and recently planted to slash pine, 1.7 miles E of Hosford, S side of Fla. Rt. 20.

Plant clump-forming. Bank of Chipola River, E of Clarksville and W of Blountstown, by Fla. Rt. 20.

upland open pine woodland, TTRS, N of Tallahassee. Some associates: Pinus taeda, P echinata, Quercus nigra, Trichostema dichotomum, Helianthus angustifolius, Agaratin aromatica, Solidago odora, S. nemoralis, Pityopsis aspera var adenolenepis, Sorghastrum

Wet sands banks of Intercoastal Waterway, at White City.

Shrub ca 3 m tall. Marshy area near Lake Seminole at Jack Winchester's Fish Camp. Specimens to show pistillate catkins shortly after anthesis. Staminate catkins already shed.

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

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road, about 5 mi. SW of Beachton. Annually burned savanna. Frequent.

Chiefly in distributed places along vehicular trails through open longleaf pine-wiregrass; S of GA. Rt. 91, rolling terrain back from bluff along Itchauwaynotchaway creek, Ichauway Plantation

Stems 6-7 dm tall. Boggy pone pin-wiregrass flatwoods, 9 miles S of Wewahitchka.

Small tree, banks of the Apalachicola River, just downstream from locks at Jim Woodruff Dam. [ED NOTE: Original label shows epithet saccharinum marked out in pen and replaced with saccharum, presumably by RKG. However, fruit appeas to be that of sacharinu

Rich woodland, Jones Bluff Park, Woodruff Resevoir (Alabama River Lakes).

Savanna, Apalachicola National Forest, by FL Rt 65, 5 mi N of Sumatra

5 miles north of Reno

Birdsong Nature Center, Meridian Road about 5 miles SW of Beachton. Volunteering in vetch patch.

Stems to ca 3.5 m tall; forming clones. Persisting on an old homestead site, Tall Timbers Research Station.

Open, annually burned pineland on rolling terrain, Tall Timbers Research Station.

East Bank Camping Area on Lake Seminole in Decatur Co., Ga.

TTRS, fire plot: W 12 Y

Wooded slope with limestone outsropings, by the Chipola River, near the bridge of US Rt 90, at Marianna.

John H. Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point

Small trees, moist woodland, at Meridian Rd. and Waerly Road, N side of Tallahassee.

Shrub growing in water, SE corner Tall Timbers Research Station

Tall Timbers Research Station. Gannet Pond. Marshy places. Low spreading plant, reddish stems. Growing in dense grassy places.

Open bog at border of pine flatwoods, 1 mile S of Wilma, by Fla. Rt. 65.

Clearing of longleaf pineland, Apalachicola National Forest, by FH road 13, 2.1 miles E of Rd 65, E of Wilma.

Tall Timbers Res. Stn planted longleaf patch across road from Pea Field (M-15). North half burned 12 August 1980. Frequent.

swales. John H. Phipps Preserve, Alligator Point.

low wet pine forest, where burned annually, Greenwood Plantation.

Abundant on road right-of-way, Coe's Landing Rd, between Fla. Rt. 20 and Lake Talquin. Plants, for the most part, where right-of -way had been lightly harrowed. Presumably from seed sown there, perhaps by an arm of the Florida Department of Transportation

Cesitose. Frequent on spoil banks thrown up in making drainage ditch, 1 mile N of Panama City, Fla. Rt. 77.

Gannet Pond.

Bog in clearing beneath a broad power line transect flanked on either side by shrub bog with Pinus serotina overtopping it. By Fl Rt 20, a bit to its south, a short distance from Calhoun-Bar Co line. SE 1/4 Sec 33, T1N R11W

In shallow water of wet ditch by longleaf pine-wiregrass pineland. Apalachicola NF, by Fla Rt 379, a short distance from its crossing of Forest Rd 123. Between Orange and Sumatra. Some associates: Coreopsis linifolia and Oxypolis filiformis.

In wet pine flatwoods, the pines widely spaced from each other, with a few small pond cypress intermixed, also associated with titi and Hypericum chapmanii. Specimens numbered 82889 from a single stem in a thicket of stems about 5 m. across and to 4 m. ta