Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium


BRIT:BRIT
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
BRIT461020J. H. Peck   858121985-11-20
United States, Arkansas, Logan, west end of Magazine Mountain, bluffs at top of mt, - facing, and on talus below Dripping Springs site

BRIT:BRIT
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
BRIT461019J. H. Peck   858131985-11-20
United States, Arkansas, Logan, west end of Magazine Mountain, bluffs at top of mt, - facing, and on talus below Dripping Springs site

BRIT:BRIT
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
BRIT461021J. H. Peck   858141985-11-20
United States, Arkansas, Logan, west end of Magazine Mountain, bluffs at top of mt, - facing, and on talus below Brown's Springs site

BRIT:BRIT
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
BRIT461022J. H. Peck   858151985-11-20
United States, Arkansas, Logan, west end of Magazine Mountain, bluffs at top of mt, - facing, and on talus below Brown's Springs site

University of Central Arkansas Herbarium


UCAC
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
UCA000493Donald E. Culwell   66101996-09-28
United States, Arkansas, Logan, Top of Mt Magazine, approx 8 miles south of Paris, jct Hwy 22, on Hwy 109. around Brown Spring area. On talus north slope among sedges.

Vanderbilt University Herbarium


BRIT:VDB
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
BRIT198575L. J. Uttal   62881968-09-17
United States, Virginia, Craig, Rd. 621 (Craig Creek Road), about 2 miles west of Rd. 311.

BRIT:VDB
Woodsia scopulina var. appalachiana (T.M.C. Taylor) Morton
BRIT198576T. F. Wieboldt   106372001-07-05
United States, Virginia, Craig, Along S side of Johns Creek. 2.7 km SE of Craig Springs., 518m


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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