Identificaciones de edwinbridges

This form is most often encountered in weakly sloped/seepy, serenoa-dominated pond and wetland edges in mesic flatwoods savannas; typically in close association with Stenanthium densum, Oclemena reticulata, Rhexia petiolata, Scleria triglomerata, etc. Should be compared with more apically congested, “cleaner” material from perennially moist habitats (often mucky), often with far less Serenoa, and strongly seepy; that material is usually in closer association with species like Hartwrightia floridana, Lycopodiella, Pogonia ophioglossoides, Liatris resinosa, Sabatia difformis, etc.