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General Research Observations
SEINet	Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carrière Calvin Andries   2022018-09-16 United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Booth Pond, 1.04 mi S of intersection of hwy 77(Tarr Ridge Rd) and Fletcher Ridge Road on Fletcher Ridge Road. 13 yards N of road., 37.90165 -83.5813 Full Record Details
SEINet	Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carrière Calvin Andries   2012018-09-15 United States, Kentucky, Powell, Fish Trap East, 896 yards E walking off trail from Auxier Ridge Trailhead parking lot at the end of Tunnel Ridge Road. Along fish trap branch., 37.82378 -83.67635 Full Record Details
SEINet	Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carrière Calvin Andries   1322018-07-09 United States, Kentucky, Powell, Fish Trap West, 896 yards E walking off trail from Auxier Ridge Trailhead parking lot at the end of Tunnel Ridge Road.; 37.82378 -83.67635, 37.82378 -83.67635 Full Record Details
iNaturalist Observations
iNaturalist	Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carrière none   none2015-04-05 United States, Kentucky, Jackson, behind house, 37.456 -84.186 Full Record Details
iNaturalist	Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carrière Ryan Fortenberry   182016-10-02 United States, Kentucky, Pulaski, Located in the city of Somerset in Pulaski county, Kentucky. The specimen was located on the North side of Sandy Gap Road in a large expanse of forested habitat just to the west side address 560, and bordered on the east by a gravel drive. Sandy Gap Road is just off Highway 80 shortly east of the intersection with highway 461., 37.147251 -84.361315 Full Record Details

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