Dataset: WVHP-
Taxa: Equisetaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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West Virginia Natural Heritage Program Herbarium


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WVHP-0001485Brian P. Streets   15862004-07-15
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Dolly Sods, Dobbins Slashing. Plot TUCK.13.; Quadrangle: Blackbird Knob, 39.075121 -79.345241, 1206m

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WVHP-0001486Sam J. Norris   s.n.1989-07-18
United States, West Virginia, Randolph, Upper Shavers Fork south of Beaver Creek.

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WVHP-0001484June Dobberpuhl   1981-06-23
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, South End of Canaan Valley State Park.

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WVHP-0003938Matthew Sheik   7962023-05-08
United States, West Virginia, Randolph, Parked in gravel pull over after crossing Snyder Road (32/4) bridge off WV-32 [Appalachian Highway]. Cross WV-32 and field to stream that runs along a steep hillside., 38.95051 -79.50792

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Equisetum hyemale subsp. affine (Engelm.) A. A. Eaton
WVHP-0003939Matthew Sheik   7972023-05-08
United States, West Virginia, Pendleton, Follow the river 268 meters (0.167 miles) northeast of the bridge that crosses the North Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River to the base of seneca rocks., 38.836105 -79.370679

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WVHP-0001487Paul J. Harmon   1993-06-02
United States, West Virginia, Jefferson, Altona Marsh, approx. 5 miles east of Middleway, WV, 0.25 of a mile north of State Route 51.; Quadrangle: Middleway, 158m

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WVHP-0001488Brian R. McDonald   1991-05-21
United States, West Virginia, Jefferson, Leetown National Fisheries Center

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WVHP-0001491Brian McDonald   1996-06-13
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Blackwater Crossing.

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WVHP-0001490Sam J. Norris   s.n.1990-08-14
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Canaan Valley, Blackwater River, just E of Rt. 32.

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WVHP-0001489Brian McDonald   1988-06-16
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Near Blackwater River to East of Rt. 32 Canaan Valley under Alder-Viburnum-Spruce.


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Google Map

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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.