Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Carolinas, March 1941
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But the big surprise was the half small flowered, intricate floridged forms; the calyces indicated that the fruit would be glaucous; the leaf was glaucous + generally glabrous, looking like a smaller than typical austral. Barrow says there are diploid and the