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West Virginia Natural Heritage Program Herbarium
WVHP	Aristolochia serpentaria L. WVHP-0000165Jack Holt   1995-06-04 United States, West Virginia, Summers, Green Sulpher Springs, ca 2.5 mi west of; Lick Creek, above, along Rt 20 Full Record Details
WVHP	Hexastylis heterophylla (Ashe) Small WVHP-0000160Brian P. Streets   BPS1042000-09-08 United States, West Virginia, Nicholas, Carnifax Ferry Battlefield State Park. Full Record Details
WVHP	Hexastylis heterophylla (Ashe) Small WVHP-0000161Sam J. Norris   s.n.1991-04-27 United States, West Virginia, Nicholas, Hillside above Meadow River near Carnifax Ferry. Full Record Details
WVHP	Hexastylis virginica (L.) Small WVHP-0000162Brian P. Streets   55902015-05-06 United States, West Virginia, Upshur, WVNHP veg plot UPSH.9 is located ca. 1.5 miles down river from Tenmile along the Buckhannon River floodplain river left near the confluence of Laurel Run and Sharps Run., 38.884981 -80.199999, 503m Full Record Details
WVHP	Hexastylis virginica (L.) Small WVHP-0000164Paul J. Harmon   11989-04-19 United States, West Virginia, Webster, Old railroad grade, approx. 200 ft. downstream from B&O tressel over Williams River near its confluence with Gauley River.; Quadrangle: Cowen, 671m Full Record Details
WVHP	Hexastylis virginica (L.) Small WVHP-0000159Jack Holt   1995-06-04 United States, West Virginia, Summers, Lockbridge Road, ca 1 mi north of Rt. 20 Full Record Details
WVHP	Hexastylis virginica (L.) Small WVHP-0000163Paul J. Harmon   51989-04-19 United States, West Virginia, Webster, Slope above RR tressel located approx. 0.3 mi. southeast of Donaldson; Quadrangle: Cowen, 671m Full Record Details

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