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Tall Timbers Research Station
TTRS	Sclerolepis uniflora (Walter) Britton et al. TTRS_000004486Norris, R. A.   11191969-06-11 United States, Georgia, Echols, 4 mi. S Statenville, Echols Co, Ga. In shallows of wet-weather pond (dominated by Hypericum fasciculatum) in pine flatwoods. Heads lavender., 30.71006271 -82.89386253 Full Record Details
TTRS	Sclerolepis uniflora (Walter) Britton et al. TTRS_000004487Norris, R. A.   7471966-05-13 United States, Florida, Taylor, Fla, Taylor Co, 7mi NNW Perry, 30.04770357 -83.60258136 Full Record Details
TTRS	Sclerolepis uniflora (Walter) Britton et al. TTRS_000004488Godfrey, Robert K.   595601960-05-29 United States, Florida, Wakulla, Peaty drainage ditch through pine flatwoods, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, S of Newport., 30.17056524 -84.40394371 Full Record Details
TTRS	Sclerolepis uniflora (Walter) Britton et al. TTRS_000004489Godfrey, Robert K.   821951986-10-11 United States, Florida, Leon, Infrequent in shallow water of upper shores of sinkhole pond; Horseshoe Plantation, 1 mile N of Bradfordville and to S of U.S. Rt. 319., 30.45845973 -84.27766976 Full Record Details
TTRS	Sclerolepis uniflora (Walter) Britton et al. TTRS_000004490Godfrey, Robert K.   755691976-09-15 United States, Georgia, Decatur, Gum pond, 1.5 miles E of Climax., 30.87862008 -84.57904505 Full Record Details
TTRS	Sclerolepis uniflora (Walter) Britton et al. TTRS_000004491Godfrey, Robert K.   740871974-11-05 United States, Florida, Wakulla, Forming extensive mats in shallow drainage ditch across pine flatwoods, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge., 30.17056524 -84.40394371 Full Record Details

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