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Warren Wilson College Herbarium
WWC	Pteris vittata L. 311S.W. Leonard   43621970-10-27 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Walls of Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island Full Record Details
WWC	Sabal palmetto Rein 5054S.W. Leonard   43571970-10-27 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Leeward side of barrier dunes, Folly Beach. Full Record Details
WWC	Eleocharis microcarpa Torr. 5325S.W. Leonard   30371969-09-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Low marsh-like pasture at the jct. of US 17 and Co. Rt. 20, John's Island Full Record Details
WWC	Eleocharis R. Br. 5330S.W. Leonard   27281969-09-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Brackish pasture near the jct. of US 17 and Co. Rt. 20 (John's Island) Full Record Details
WWC	Panicum amarum Ell. 5209S. W. Leonard   21701968-10-18 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Dunes of Sullivan's Island Full Record Details
WWC	Phalaris caroliniana Walter 5682John R. Bozeman   91281967-05-06 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Railroad right-of-way and U.S. 52, north Charleston Full Record Details
WWC	Viburnum obovatum Walter 4447S. W. Leonard   12581968-04-06 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, At Wambaw Creek on S.C. 45 at Charleston-Berkeley co. line Full Record Details
WWC	Trianthema portulacastrum L. 1835Ted Bradley   34111966-08-21 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Along cinder railroad bed near docks in Charleston Full Record Details
WWC	Ampelaster carolinianus (Walter) G.L. Nesom 4546S. W. Leonard   21721968-10-18 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Along SC 703, northeast of Isle of Palms Full Record Details
WWC	Cirsium nuttallii DC. 4632S. W. Leonard   16961968-06-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Along railroad at SC 174, 1.8 mi. south of jct. of SC 164 Full Record Details
WWC	Elephantopus elatus Bertol. 4685S. W. Leonard   27271969-09-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, At the jct. of SC 700 & SC 171 Full Record Details
WWC	Nabalus autumnalis (Walter) Weakley 4863S. W. Leonard   21631968-10-18 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, On Whilden Road about 5 miles north of Awendaw Full Record Details
WWC	Verbesina virginica var. laciniata (Poir.) A. Gray 5002S. W. Leonard   27251969-09-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Along SC 171, 4.6 mi. east of jct. of SC 700 Full Record Details
WWC	Lepidium virginicum L. 2344John R. Bozeman   91351967-05-06 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Waste area at Charleston docks. Full Record Details
WWC	Ipomoea quamoclit L. 3980S. W. Leonard   27261969-09-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Along SC 171, 4.6 mi. east of jct. of SC 700. Full Record Details
WWC	Aeschynomene indica L. 3172Ted Bradley   34071966-08-21 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Near dock, in Charleston Full Record Details
WWC	Vicia lathyroides L. 3341Harry E. Ahles   531541960-03-06 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Citadell Full Record Details
WWC	Bartonia paniculata (Michx.) Muhl. 3859S. W. Leonard   21641968-10-18 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Along Whiled Road, about 4 miles north of Awendaw Full Record Details
WWC	Bacopa monnieri (L.) Pennell 4333S. W. Leonard   27301969-09-23 United States, South Carolina, Charleston, At jct. od US 17 and Co. Rt. 20, vicinity of John's Island Full Record Details
WWC	Lantana camara L. 4050S. W. Leonard   27141969-09-23 USA, South Carolina, Charleston, Waste ground of first island across sound from Folly Beach on SC 171. Full Record Details

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