Dataset: HUDC-
Taxa: Fraxinus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Howard University Herbarium


HUDC
HUDC00008110H. David Hammond   45921967-04-20
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, N.W. Branch Park

HUDC
HUDC00008111H. David Hammond   43161966-08-01
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Regional Park, near Nature Center Parking Lot, 39.053442 -77.031922

HUDC
HUDC00008112H. David Hammond   43161966-08-01
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Regional Park, Montgomery Co, Maryland, 39.053442 -77.031922

HUDC
HUDC00008113H. David Hammond   9691964-04-19
United States, New Jersey, Burlington, Rancocas Woods, Rancocas Creek, Mt. Laurel township, 39.990053 -74.855702

HUDC
HUDC00008114   
United States, Massachusetts

HUDC
HUDC00008115   
United States, Massachusetts

HUDC
HUDC00008116   
United States, Massachusetts

HUDC
HUDC00008117   
United States, Massachusetts

HUDC
Fraxinus nigra Marshall
HUDC00008119William Friedrich   s.n.1961-08-19
United States, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, NW of Regan Hall, Catholic University. 620 Michigan Ave. N.E., 38.936007 -76.9999

HUDC
HUDC00008120   
United States, Florida

HUDC
HUDC00008121   
United States, Florida

HUDC
HUDC00008122   
United States, Massachusetts

HUDC
HUDC00008123Elizabeth Henry   s.n.1961-10-13
United States, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, woods west of Sisters' college CU campus, 38.936781 -76.998628

HUDC
HUDC00008124Arthur J. Graffe   s.n.1963-09-30
United States, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, W of stadium, Catholic university campus, 38.936781 -76.998628

HUDC
HUDC00008125Arthur J. Graffe   S.N.1963-10-16
United States, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, Catholic University campus, NE of Caldwell hall, 38.935944 -77.000532

HUDC
HUDC00008126Unknown   521953-05-04
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown

HUDC
HUDC00008127Unknown   s.n.1953-05-04
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown


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