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Chaptalia tomentosa Ventenat

United States, Georgia, Thomas, 1 mi N Ocholocknee River, off new highway 19, near Thomasville. Low pineland. Disk and ray flowers white; rays either white or purplish on lower (or outer) side., 30.86415255 -83.91919659

TTRS

Chaptalia tomentosa Ventenat

United States, Florida, Wakulla, Rt 319 S of Sopchoppy. Corolla lavender underneath, white above., 30.17056524 -84.40394371

TTRS

Chaptalia tomentosa Ventenat

United States, Florida, Jefferson, in low place in wiregrass-longleaf pine flatwoods, and abundant in places on lower slopes of highway shoulders, by US Rt 98, ca 2 mi E of Jefferson /Leon Co. line, and E of Newport. Ray flowers pink to purplish beneath, white above thus heads appearing white as viewed from above. In bright light heads are erect with rays spreading horizontally; at night or on dark cloudy days heads strongly nodding and "closed", 30.43808791 -83.89531977

TTRS

Chaptalia tomentosa Ventenat

United States, Georgia, Thomas, low, wet, flat areas, longleaf pine forests, Wade Tract of TTRS, between Metcalf and Thomasville., 30.86415255 -83.91919659

TTRS

Chaptalia tomentosa Ventenat

United States, Georgia, Thomas, Big Woods, Greenwood Plantation sdjoining city limits of Thomasville along boulevard between US 84 and railroad. Annually burned pineland mostly longleaf. Poorly drained situations. Bog area. First flowers this year., 30.86415255 -83.91919659

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Chaptalia tomentosa Ventenat

United States, Florida, Liberty, lower part of gentle slope of longleaf pine-wiregrass open pineland, recently burned. Apalachicola National Forest, by Co Rd 379, 0.8 mi S of its junction with Co Rd 12, S of Bristol. Some associates: Sporobolis floridanum, Pinguicula pumila, Viola septemloba, V lancolata., 30.24113757 -84.88308346