248 FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT.
ESTUARINE SWAMPS.
WEST FLORIDA. BLACKWATER RIVER, ETC.
(PLATE 22)
In Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties, along the fresh-water bayous near Pensacola and about the mouth of the Blackwater River and some of its tributaries near Milton, where the water is strictly non-calcareous and never muddy, the following plants are found:
TREES

Magnolia glauca (bay) Chamaecyparis thyoides (juniper) Cliftonia monophylla (tyty) Taxodium imbricarium (cypress) Nyssa biflora (black gum)

SHRUBS AND VINES

Smilax laurifolia (bamboo vine) Myrica cerifera (myrtle) Pieris nitida Hypericum fasciculatum? Ilex coriacea Smilax Walteri Pieris phillyreifolia Gaylussacia hirtella

Ilex glabra (gallberry) Sabal glabra (palmetto) Myrica inodora Azalea viscosa (swamp honeysuckle)
Cyrilla racemiflora (tyty) Viburnum nudum (possum haw)

HERBS

Cladium effusum (saw-grass) Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish
moss)
Sarracenia Drummondii (pitcherplant)
Mesadenia sulcata Eriocaulon decangulare Castalia cdorata (white waterlily)
Polygala cymosa Rhynchospora Tracyi Macranthera fuchsioides Orontium aquaticum Baldwinia uniflora Sagittaria lancifolia Pontederia cordata (wa' pee)

Juncus Roemerianus (rush) Dichromena latifolia Mayaca sp. Osmunda reti;< (a fern) Nymphaea sagittifolia (bonnets)
(in stream)
Monniera Caroliniana Proserpinaca pectinata Eriocaulon compressum Xyris sp.
Osmunda cinnamomea (a fern) Fuirena scirpoidea Eleocharis cellulosa Cyperus Haspan Lophiola aurea Peltandra Virginica

Pinus Elliottii (slash pine) Ilex Cassine (swamp holly) Persea pubescens (red bay) Osmanthus Americanus (wild olive)