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

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Howard University Herbarium


HUDC
HUDC00009058H. David Hammond   20791964-08-06
United States, New York, Albany, Village of Colonie, 42.719928 -73.833382

HUDC
HUDC00009308H. David Hammond   5031963-04-06
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, North-facing slope above South West corner of University Blvd. and Riggs Rd, Adelphi

HUDC
Pyrus L.
HUDC00009309   
Italy

HUDC
HUDC00009330Elizabeth Henry   s.n.1961-10-17
United States, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, West of Sisters' College, C. U. campus, 38.936781 -76.998628

HUDC
HUDC00009331H. David Hammond   40751966-05-20
United States, Maryland, Frederick, Catoctin Mountain National Park. Rt. 77, 39.633731 -77.451099, 427m

HUDC
HUDC00009332H. David Hammond   40751966-05-20
United States, Maryland, Frederick, Blue Ridge Summit Quad; Catoctin Mt. National Park Rt. 77, 39.633731 -77.451099, 427m

HUDC
HUDC00009333H. David Hammond   5021963-04-07
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Oak and red maple woods, south of Penna. Ave extension, 1/4 mi W of Suitland Jr HS, 38.848724 -76.928516

HUDC
Pyrus pumila J.C.Neumann ex Tausch
HUDC00009334H. David Hammond   5041963-04-06
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, South Side of University Boulevard, West of Riggs Road, Adelphi, 39.003166 -76.97192

HUDC
HUDC00009336H. David Hammond   36521965-08-12
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Regional Park, S. of park Rd, off Kemp Hill Rd., 39.053442 -77.031922

HUDC
HUDC00009337H. David Hammond   40341966-05-07
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Regional Park, viz Alpert Lane, 39.053442 -77.031922

HUDC
HUDC00009338H. David Hammond   45931967-04-20
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, N.W. Branch Park, 39.11762 -77.029784

HUDC
HUDC00009339H. David Hammond   45931967-04-20
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, NW Branch Park, 39.11762 -77.029784


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Google Map

Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.

Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.