Austen

Quercus hemisphaerica

grows best in partial to full sunlight
thin and leathery textured leaves which are simple and alternate
top of leaf is dark green while the bottom is bright green

Morella cerifera var. cerifera

shrub with elliptical and opposite leaves
olive–green foliage has a fragrance

Carphephorus corymbosus

herb with a pubescent stalk and leaves which are oppressed to it
leaves at the base occur in a rosette
inflorescence forms a flat top on the top

Pityopsis graminifolia

silvery–green, grasslike leaves have parallel veins
daisy–like flowers

Ctenium aromaticum

a running grass with a lopsided floral stalk that can grow three to five feet tall

Aristida beyrichiana

grows mostly in clumps rather than as runners

Pterocaulon pycnostachyum

herb with winged stems and large flower heads
leaves are white and pubescent on the underside and dark green on top

Pinus palustris

needles are long and occur in triples

Serenoa repens

palmate leaf shape
blunt end on the petiole
razor–sharp edges on the stems of the leaves

Morella cerifera var. pumila

a plant which is a dwarf version of the other variety here represented
leaves have tiny yellow glands and an aromatic odor if crushed
small waxy berries attract birds and are born on stems

Quercus pumila

acorns which grow on the species lack stalks
leaves are narrow and curved (revolute), with a white–silvery underside

Vaccinium myrsinites

leaves are ellipticals
flowers are white and pink and urn shaped

Eleocharis baldwinii

sedge which grows like thread in clumps

Xyris spp.

herb with grasslike leaves
flowers arise from dense, cone–like heads borne on long stalks

Pinus elliotti

long needles occur in doubles and triples

Andropogon spp.

stems of species in the genus are pale–blue, giving rise to the common name
leaves can appear desaturated blue at the base
inflorescence at the summit of the plant is broom–like

Ilex glabra

shrub which grows in the flatwoods and bogs
leaves are waxy and tend to be ovate margins are entire but possess a few teeth near the apex
fruits are a small drupe with a button scar left by the stigma

Quercus minima

leaves sometimes have lobes or are elliptical
acorns hand off of a penduncle

Hypericum hypericoides

flowers for the species are yellow in an x–shape
fruits are desiccated and are surrounded by bracts
leaves are opposite and narrow to oblong
stems are brown

Lyonia fruticosa

very small, elliptical leaves
leaves are shiny on top and slightly revolute, with orange spots on the underside
flowers are urn–shaped and hang on penducles
fruit produced is a desiccated berry

Lyonia lucida

shrub with simple and alternate leaves, which are widest in the center and can be almost orbicular in shape
a vein runs along the margin of the leaf
fruit is a dry capsule
flowers are pink and shaped like urns