Dicerandra fumella Huck

Dice randra fumella Huck
Growing along sandy, unpaved road, scraped, with piles
of sand on both sides of road. Pollinated by bees, also
black robber bees active. Disturbed pineland area.
Plants with pink and white corollas on different
plants. Area of presumed hybridization with D.
linearifolia var. robustior. Old Mill Road, off FL 77, north
of Wausau, Washington Co., FI. September
22,2004. R.B. Huck 5733. Cited in Huck, R.B. 2010.
"Dicerandra fumella (Lamiaceae), a new species In the
Florida panhandle and adjacent Alabama, with
comments on the D. linearifolia complex", Rhodora 112:
215-227.
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