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Taxa: Carya x laneyi, Carya x laneyi var. chateaugayensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Pennsylvania State University Herbarium

PAC
PAC0090067Ada Hayden   98531939-10-07
United States, Iowa, Davis, 6 miles NE of Floris, on the farm of Tom Lynch, Salt Creek Twp.
PAC
PAC0090068Ada Hayden   2000a1937-05-28
United States, Iowa, Story, N side of road leading to Lynn Fuhrer Lodge, N-S line fence, N of corner, Section 32

Rutgers University, Chrysler Herbarium

CHRB
Carya x laneyi Sarg. [cordiformis × ovata]
CHRB0095103Ada Hayden   98531939-10-07
United States, Iowa, Davis, Salt Creek Township, farm of Tom Lynch about 6 mi NE of Florida

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
Carya x Laneyi var. chataugayensis Sarg.
UVMVT058363Manning, W.E.   1946-07-06
United States, Vermont, 2.2 mi. N. of Vernon dam. 7 mil N. of South Vernon, 42.76233 -72.52592
VT
Carya x Laneyi var. chataugayensis Sarg.
UVMVT058362Manning, W. E.   1944-10-29
United States, Vermont, Windham, S. of Brattleboro, small wooded slope west side of route 30, 7 mil N. of Mass. State line, 2 mi. N. of Vernon dam, 42.86187 -72.61441
VT
Carya x Laneyi var. chataugayensis Sarg.
UVMVT058366Manning, W. E.   1946-07-06
United States, Vermont, 42.76233 -72.52592

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium

WIS
v0057788WISEggleston, Reginald   s.n.1963-00-00
United States, Wisconsin, Marquette, Origin not know but growing on Rt 1, Montello
WIS
v0057789WISEggleston, Reginald   s.n.1963-00-00
United States, Wisconsin, Marquette, Origin not know but growing on Rt 1, Montello
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