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North Carolina Zoological Park
NCZP	Carya Nutt. Diamond, Pete   16922003-07-10 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya Nutt. Diamond, Pete   13562001-09-13 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya Nutt. Diamond, Pete   14982002-06-13 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya Nutt. Diamond, Pete   15902002-10-01 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Juglans nigra L. Diamond, Pete   8131999-08-30 United States, Illinois, Cook Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh.) K. Koch NCZP00001152Diamond, Pete   8521999-10-04 United States, North Carolina, Randolph, Several trees growing at southwest corner of NC Zoological Park compost site just north of SR 2833 and east of Service Support facility entrance Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya glabra Sweet NCZP00000381Diamond, Pete   2191997-10-08 United States, North Carolina, Randolph, From Asheboro follow SR 1416 west to SR1004; proceed north tp Little Caraway Creek. Collected from large tree, about 11 m, in forested area bordered on east by SR 1004 and Little Caraway Creek to the north. Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya glabra Sweet Diamond, Pete   12182001-05-31 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya glabra Sweet Diamond, Pete   12062001-05-24 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya glabra Sweet Diamond, Pete   15892002-10-01 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya ovata K.Koch Diamond, Pete   12282001-06-07 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Juglans cinerea L. Diamond, Pete   12322001-06-07 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya alba Nutt. NCZP00000377Diamond, Pete   2081997-09-29 United States, North Carolina, Randolph, Located at " old zoo" property; follow NC 159 spur east to top of hill (main NC ZOO entrance, gate 15), right into first driveway (gate 20): tree on right along forest edge. North Carolina Zoological Park, Asheboro. Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya alba Nutt. Diamond, Pete   15882002-10-01 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya alba Nutt. NCZP00000378Diamond, Pete   2081997-09-29 United States, North Carolina, Randolph, Located at "old zoo" property; follow NC 159 spur E to top of hill (main NCZP entrance, gate 15), right into first driveway (gate 20); tree on right Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya carolinae-septentrionalis (Ashe) Engl. & Graebn. Diamond, Pete   16092002-10-14 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya cordiformis (Wangenh.) K. Koch Diamond, Pete   6121999-05-18 United States, North Carolina, Stanly Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya cordiformis (Wangenh.) K. Koch NCZP00001151Diamond, Pete   9832000-06-02 United States, North Carolina, Montgomery, south of Town Creek Indian Mound. From Mt. Gilead, east on NC Hwy. 731 about 4.5 miles, then south on SR 1542; collection site in vicinity of where Town Creek joins Little River. Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya cordiformis (Wangenh.) K. Koch Diamond, Pete   14582002-05-15 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya cordiformis (Wangenh.) K. Koch Diamond, Pete   12572001-06-30 United States, North Carolina, Ashe Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya cordiformis (Wangenh.) K. Koch Diamond, Pete   12192001-05-21 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Carya pallida (Ashe) Engl. & Graebn. NCZP00001100Diamond, Pete   10192000-06-22 United States, North Carolina, Montgomery, S from Candor on US Hwy 220, E on SR 1524; site within about 0.25 mi of Drowning Creek, NE of tributary that crosses SR 1524 Full Record Details

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