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Taxa: Vulpia bromoides (Festuca bromoides, Festuca dertonensis, Vulpia dertonensis, Bromus dertonensis, Festuca bromoides var. pseudomyuros, Festuca pseudomyurus, Festuca sciuroides, Vulpia sciuroides, Festuca myuros subsp. sciuroides, Vulpia myuros subsp. sciuroides, Festuca dertonensis var. sciuroides, ... (show all)
Search Criteria: Maryland; Idylwild; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
Vulpia bromoides (L.) Gray
02144549W. D. Longbottom   128642009-05-25
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, from the parking area on MD Rt. 306, Houston Branch Road, near Turner Road., 38.74547 -75.743
NY
Vulpia bromoides (L.) Gray
02565516W. D. Longbottom   227922015-05-22
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, near the parking area on Noble Road, at edge of fallow agricultural fields., 38.759828 -75.722186
NY
Vulpia bromoides (L.) Gray
02144548W. D. Longbottom   128652009-05-25
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, from the parking area on MD Rt. 306, Houston Branch Road, near Turner Road., 38.74547 -75.743

University of Maryland, Norton-Brown Herbarium

MARY
Vulpia bromoides (L.) A. Gray
MARY1008886Wayne D. Longbottom   227922015-05-22
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Idylwild Management Area, near the parking area on Noble Road, at edge of fallow agricultural fields., 38.759828 -75.722186
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