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Taxa: Pyrus calleryana (Pyrus calleryana var. dimorphophylla, Pyrus koehnei, Pyrus calleryana var. integrifolia, Pyrus calleryana var. lanceata, Pyrus calleryana var. koehnei, Pyrus calleryana var. calleryana, Pyrus calleryana f. tomentella, Pyrus calleryana var. graciliflora), Pyrus calleryana var. fauri... (show all)
Search Criteria: kentucky; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Murray State University Herbarium

MUR
Britany K. Morrow   00032016-09-05
USA, Kentucky, Livingston, 160 m S of Coon Chapel Rd. and 160 m E of Fulks Ln., 37.109041 -88.28016

Northern Kentucky University, John W. Thieret Herbarium

KNK
31973000018460   
United States, Kentucky, Campbell
KNK
31973000018461   
United States, Kentucky, Campbell
KNK
31973000018462   
United States, Kentucky, Campbell
KNK
31973000018463   
United States, Kentucky, Muhlenberg
KNK
31973000018464   
United States, Kentucky, Kenton
KNK
31973000018465   
United States, Kentucky, Campbell
KNK
31973000018466   
United States, Kentucky, Boone
KNK
31973000018467   
United States, Kentucky, Kenton
KNK
31973000018468   
United States, Kentucky, Hart
KNK
31973000018469   
United States, Kentucky, Hardin
KNK
31973000018470   
United States, Kentucky, Bullitt
KNK
31973000018471   
United States, Kentucky, Oldham
KNK
31973000018472   
United States, Kentucky, Fulton
KNK
31973000018473   
United States, Kentucky, Livingston
KNK
31973000018474   
United States, Kentucky, Warren
KNK
31973000018475   
United States, Kentucky, Simpson

General Research Observations

SEINet
Will Overbeck   18352014-05-20
United States, Kentucky, Madison, Taylor Fork Ecological Area

iNaturalist Observations

iNaturalist
Darcy S. Schueler   22016-03-27
United States, Kentucky, Madison, Eastern Kentucky University Taylor Fork Ecological Area off of Mckenny Skills Drive. Enter the ecological area and head south east toward the bridge. Cross the bridge and head south up the hill staying east on the trail. Once you reach the top of the hill head east at the fork (If you reach the mammal identification sign on the east side of the trail you went too far). The tree is 30 yards ahead on the the north side of the foot trail., 37.714119 -84.295662
iNaturalist
Michael Boller   12016-03-23
United States, Kentucky, Madison, Taylor Fork Ecological Area, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY, USA. From Eastern Kentucky University, take McKinney Skills Drive East, head south on to a gravel road with signs directing towards a Telescope Deck and Taylor Fork Ecological Area, stay on gravel road through cattle gate, to parking loop, go through entrance gate on foot, go east over bridge on to a mowed trail, take the frist trail fork south. Just past the "Mammals" interpretive sign, the area is off of the inside of the trail at the furthest southern point of this part of the trail., 37.713506 -84.296309
iNaturalist
Kasia R. Bukowski   12016-03-23
United States, Kentucky, Madison, Taylor Fork Ecological Area. Take Kit Carson Drive S, and then head E onto McKinney Skills Drive. Turn S again towards the observatory, and follow that road until you reach the second gate. Inside that gate head follow the trail S over the bridge and follow the trail up the hill. Once you reach the top the specimen will be on the W side before you reach the trail sign on Mammals., 37.715345 -84.29566
iNaturalist
Shelby Hesler   62016-04-09
United States, Kentucky, Mason, Driving west down US Hwy 62 turn north onto Lincoln Drive. PArk next to the turn off for the first apartment building. Walk west into the hay field and toward the stand of trees seperate from the rest of the forest. Enter the the forest there and then continue north across the stream. From there walk aproximatly one mile to northeast following along the stream., 38.615759 -83.817493
iNaturalist
Cam Costello   102016-04-21
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, From state police post in London KY drive 2 miles north on U.S 25. Turn left on glenview road for .5 miles. Go west into open field. Go to far west corner where hay field meets a wooded area., 37.165609 -84.130474
iNaturalist
Jessica Bray   112016-09-06
United States, Kentucky, Whitley, 3.3 miles South of Corbin. Take Main Street directly South to HWY 26. 11 mile marker., 36.904902 -84.088897
iNaturalist
Kierra N. Rump   42016-09-18
United States, Kentucky, Taylor, Walk south 350 yards from Hatcher Rd. to the telephone pole., 37.294958 -85.397442
iNaturalist
Ryan Fortenberry   232016-10-27
United States, Kentucky, Madison, The specimen was located on the north side of Shamrock lane in Richmond, Ky just to the east of the intersection of Shamrock lane and Woods Trail. You can turn south off the Eastern bypass onto S. Porter drive, which turns into Woods trail and then take the first turn east off Woods trail to be on Shamrock lane., 37.731748 -84.315999
iNaturalist
Elizabeth Malloy   212016-11-01
United States, Kentucky, Madison, From exit 90 off of I-75, turn right. Turn right shortly onto Keenland Dr. Follow road past fast food restaurants until you reach Garden City Dr. Specimen is found at intersection of Keenland and Garden City Dr. behind apartment complexes. (Tree is close to apartment sign.), 37.7842138889 -84.321275
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