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FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT, 



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Helenium tenuifo^iTn-n (X) Bitter-weed 

 Sagittaria lancifolia 



Afzelia cassioides 

 Stillingia sylvatica 

 Aster adnatus 

 Lythrum lanceolatum? 

 Eupatorium mikanioides 



Monniera acuminata 

 Petalostemon albidus 

 Aristida spiciformis 

 Carex styloflexa? 

 Euthamia Caroliniana 

 Polypodium polypodioides ( A fern) 



(A grass) 

 (A sedge) 



Pinguicula pumila 



Sericocarpus bifoliatus 



E!ephantopus e'atus? 



Flaveria isp. 



Cenchrus tribuloides (X) Sand spur 



Eupatorium aromaticum 



Syngonanthus flavidulus 



Viola lanceo^ata? 



Vicia acutifolia 



Ludwigia lanceolata? 



Sporobolus gracilis 



Xyris EHiottii? 



Uniola nitida 



Cyperus articulatus 



Laciniaria tenuifolia 



Gerardia sp. 



EHonurus tripsacoides 



Spartina Bakeri 



Baldwinia uniflora 



Berlandiera tomentosa 



Epidendrum conopseum (An orchid) 



Chrysopsis aspera 



Juncus megacephalus 



Hibiscus incanus 



Ipomoea sagittifoUa 



Typha latifolia 



Nama corymbosa 



Dryopteris Floridana 



Panicum virgatum 

 Buchnera elongata 



(and about 150 others). 



Roadsides, etc. 

 Marshes, etc. 

 Flatwoods 

 (Queen's delight)Drier flatwoods 

 Flatwoods 



Calcareous flatwoods 

 Calcareous flatwoods 



etc. 

 Calcareous flatwoods 

 Drier flatwoods 

 Sour flatwoods 

 Low hammocks 

 Around ponds, etc. 

 On trees in hammocks 



etc. 

 Low flatwoods 

 Drier flatwoods 

 Flatwoods 



Calcareous flatwoods 

 Along railroads, etc. 

 High pine land 

 Around bays, etc. 

 Margins of ponds 

 Low hammocks 

 Ponds, etc. 

 High pine land 

 Around ponds 

 Low hammocks 

 Sloughs, etc. 

 High pine land 

 Flatwoods 



Calcareous flatwoods 

 SavannaiS, etc. 

 Flatwoods 

 High pine land 

 On trees in hammocks 

 Drier flatwoods 

 Calcareous flatwoods 

 Around marshes, etc. 

 Near coast 

 Marshes 



Low :calcareous 'flat- 

 woods 

 Low ham;mocks 

 Savannas, etc. 

 Calcareous flatwoods 



White violet 



(A grass) 



(A grass) 

 (A sedge) 



(A grass) 

 (A grass) 



Morning-glor^' 

 Cat-tail 



(A fern) 

 (A grass) 



Although there are more species of trees and shrubs in this region than in 

 some of the others, quite a number which are common not far away are 

 decidedly fare here, if they occur at all. Among such are Pinus echinata 

 (short-leaf pine), P. glabra (spruce pine), Hicoria (hickories), Salix nigra 



