, a federally threatened plant, was observed on September 21 in Fountain, Florida.1 This annual flowering plant produces dark pink flowers and grows up to 3 feet high.1 The observation occurred when Bay County was classified as abnormally dry, with 47.27 percent of the county in D0 status in mid-September, though drought conditions resolved by early October.1
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