Florida, 1894, [numbers 1-535]
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Dry sandy soil in sun rock ground. Induse mets. Dry sandy soil in sun rock ground. Growing No. 51. No intermediat Dry hammock ground in high. Dry hammock ground. Dry sandy soil along road tish about 2-3 ft. high with mets. In sandy soil in sun, a high. Flowers white. Resembles ent in leaflet. Leaves enter No. 10 ft. north of feed storm Bay St. east side. Wet ground around a Wet ground around a a run. 13.