15- GULF HAMMOCK REGION. 



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+ 1.9 Pinus Caribaea? 



+ 1-7 Acer rubruni (etc.J 



— 1.7 Magnolia glauca 



+ 1.4 Quercus Virginiana 

 + + I-3 Quercus hybrida? 

 ■i — f-i.3 Carpinus Caroliniana 



+ 1.2 Fraxinus Caroliniana? 

 T — hi. 2 Ulmus Floridana 



— 1.2 Quercus Catesbaei 



+1.0 Quercus nigra 



— i.o Pinus serotina 



).9 Magnolia grandiflora 

 .7 Nyssa biflora 



+0.6 Juniperus Virginiana 

 H — 1-0.6 GLeditschia triacanthos? 

 H — 1-0.5 Crataegus sp. 

 + +0.5 Crataegus viridis 



+0.5 Taxodium. sp.* 



+0.3 Persea Borbonia 



+0.3 Morus rubra 



—0.3 Quercus cinerea 

 0.3 Ilex opaca 

 ++0.3 Crataegus Crus-Galli? 

 0.3 Quercus Michauxii 



— 0.2 Celtis occidentalis? 

 +0.2 Cercis Canadensis 

 — 0.2 Quercus falcata 

 — o.i Hicoria alba? 



0.1 Fraxinus sp. 

 — 0.1 Cornus florida 

 — 0.1 Quercus laurifolia 



0.1 Ti'ia pubescens 

 — 0.1 Quercus steHata 



0.1 Quercus Schneckii? 

 +0.1 Ulmus alata 

 -0.1 Pinus echinata 



o.i Hicoria sp. 



Maple 

 Bay 



Live oak 

 (Water oak) 

 1 ronwood 

 Ash 

 Elm 



Black-jack oak 

 Water oak 

 Black pine 

 Magnolia 

 Black gum 

 Cedar 



(Honey) locust 

 Haw 

 Haw 

 Cypress 

 Red bay 

 Mulberry 

 Turkey oak 

 Holly 

 Haw 



(Swamp chest- 

 nut oak) 

 Hackberry 

 Redbud 

 Red oak 

 Hickory 

 A'.sh 



Dogwood 

 Oak 

 (Lin) 

 Post oak 

 (Red oak) 

 Elm 



Short-leaf pine 

 Hickory 



Mostly near coast 



Swamps 



Swamps, etc. 



Hammocks, etc. 



Low hammocks 



Low hammocks 



Swampy, etc. 



Low hammocks 



Driest spots 



Low hammocks, etc. 



Flatwoods and bays 



Hammocks 



Swamps 



Low ham,mocks 



Sloughs, etc. 



Low hammocks 



Sloughs, etc. 



Sloughs, etc. 



Low hammocks 



Low hammocks 



Driest spots 



Hammocks 



Calcareous flatwoods 



Low hammocks 

 Low hammocks 

 Hammocks 

 Richer 

 Richer soils 

 Sloughs, etc. 

 Richer soils 

 Hammocks 

 Low hammocks 

 Richer soils 

 Low hammocks 

 Hammocks 

 Richer soils 

 Hammocks 



SMALL TREES OR LARGE SHRUBS 



-F-1-.5I Myrica cerifera 

 -|-+.i8 Salix longipes? 

 +.07 Cyrilla parvifolia 

 .04 Diospyros Virginiana (X) 

 .04 Cyrilla racemiflora 

 +.03 Chionanthus- Virginica 

 .02 Batodendron arboreum 

 .01 Quercus geminata 



A^yrtle 



Willow 



Tyty 



Persimmon 



Tyty 



Graybeard 



Sparkleberry 



Live oak 



Hammocks 



Ponds, sloughs, etc. 



Bays 



Old fields, etc. 



Swamps 



Hammocks 



Hammock^ 



Poorest soils 



*Apparently an intermediate form or connecting link between T. 

 distichum and T. imbricarium. 



