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All leaves were distinctly surrulate. Lines of hairs on new twigs. Leaves typically widest at the middle or just below with slightly acuminate tips. Leaves larger than V. elliottii but smaller than V. fuscatum.

Outside of known range, but seems to fit.

Different menthol smell, and hairiness on steps and leaves, seemed to have a bit more rounded leaves, compared with the mountain mint I’ve found in middle georgia. This was high elevation, fairly rare/uncommon along the trail up yonah. Only found three different patches, 6 inches wide

Cyrilla parvifolia Rafinesque.

In Cyrilla parvifolia (overstory) & Sphagnum portoricense (understory) dominated shrub bog viewed from its ecotone with Eleocharis elongata & Eriocaulon lineare dominated peaty lakeshore marsh (at shore of coastal dune lake) and wet pitcherplant prairie. This portion of C. parvifolia shrub bog also grades into wet-mesic Pinus palustris flatwoods and small Taxodium ascendens swamps. Hypericum fasciculatum is common throughout the bog, and elongated, low hummocks with Eriocaulon compressum are present between the shrub bog and lakeshore marsh.

Crataegus invisa Sargent, likely synonymous with Crataegus mollis var. dumetosa (Sargent) Kruschke.

Remnant calcareous woodland over Grayson Marl & Main Street Limestone near ecotone with calcareous gallery forest.

Maybe??

At sidewalk edge around rice field. Should not be a saline area, I think (so should not be typical S. subulatum)

Species appears scarcely documented for the region. Known from two other sites in Kagoshima prefecture.