26o FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT. 



+.23— .17— .25 

 +.09 — .24 — .02 



+.08 — .01 — .04 



+ .08 .02 — O 



+.05— 05— .03 



+ .02 — .03 .03 



.01 .02 .06 



.c6 O 



.03 — .01 -02 



.02 .02 



O — .02 .01 



.01 — .01 O 



.01 — '.01 — 03 

 o — .02 O 



.02 O 



— o — 03 



.01 — o — .02 

 o — o —.03 



SMALL TREES OR LARGE SHRUBS 



Hanimocks 



Myrtle 

 Tyty 

 May haw 

 Tyty 



Myrica cerifera 

 Cyrilla 



racemiflora 

 Crataegus 



aestivalis 

 Cliftonia 



monophylla 

 Osmanthus 



Americana 

 Batodcndron 



arboreum 

 Prunus 



angustifolia (X) Wild plr.m 

 Nyssa Ogeche Tupelo gum 

 Ilex myrtifolia Yaupon 

 Cholisma 



ferruginea 

 Prunus 



umbellata? 

 Symplocos 



tinctoria 

 Chionanthus 



Virginica Graybeard 



Diospyros 



Virginiana (X) Persimmon 

 Persea pubescens Red bay 

 Xanthoxylum 

 Clava-Herculis (X?) 

 Planera aquatica 

 Bumelia 



lanuginosa 

 (and about 12 others). 



Swamps 



Shallow ponds 

 Sour swamps 

 Hammocks 



Sparkleberry 'Sandy hammock-; 



Old fields, etc 

 Swamps, 'etc. 

 Shallow ponds 



Hammocks 



Hog plum Hammocks 



Hammocks 



Haimmocks 



Old fields, etc. 

 Swamps 



Hammocks 

 ^•^•er- banks 



Hammocks 



WOODY VINES 



4-.001 .020 — .003 Smilax laurifolia Bamboo vine Sour swamps and bays 



+.005 — .004 — .005 Gelsemium 



sempervirens Yellow jes.samine Hammocks, etc. 

 +.001 — .003 — .004 Smilax 



lanceolata (Wild Smilax) Hammocks, etc. 



o — .005 — Smiliax Walteri Swamps 



— .005 — o Pieris 



phillyreifolia Cypress ponds and l)avs 



+.001 — .001 — .007 Vitis 



rotundifolia Muscadine Various situations 



4-.003 — .001 — .003 Parthenocissus 



quinquefolia Virginia creeper Hammocks, etc 

 .003 — .002 — Bignonia 



crucigera Cross-vine Hammocks, etc 



