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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex intumescens (Carex intumescens f. ventriosa), Carex intumescens var. fernaldii, Carex intumescens var. intumescens
Search Criteria: Maryland; Idylwild; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Delaware State University, Claude E. Phillips Herbarium

DOV
DOV0042292William A. McAvoy   22651997-05-22
United States, Maryland, Caroline, E sde of Marshyhope Creek, Idylwild W.M.A, N of Federalsburg
DOV
DOV0042348Wayne D. Longbottom   57722005-05-08
United States, Maryland, Caroline, NE of Federalsburg, Noble Road at Marshyhope Creek, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Bloomery Bridge; 38.76195 -75.722733, 38.76195 -75.722733

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
100816424W.D. Longbottom   198872013-07-02
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Marshy Hope Ponds, wet swampy woods along flood plain of Marshy Hope Creek., 38.7572222 -75.7363889
MO
100816311W.D. Longbottom   176742012-07-13
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Marshy Hope Ponds, growing in woods around the ponds., 38.7602778 -75.7263889

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
02200674W. D. Longbottom   193032013-05-25
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, at the dam at Houston Branch, deciduous woods along edge of creek., 38.737278 -75.748117
NY
02256544W. D. Longbottom   176742012-07-11
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Marshy Hope Ponds, growing in woods around the ponds, 38.760333 -75.726275
NY
2192712W. D. Longbottom   128462009-05-25
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, parking area just south of Bloomery Road on Smithville Road, 38.76133 -75.74275
NY
2192715W. D. Longbottom   135202010-06-02
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Marshy Hope Ponds, growing along the longest and largest pond, 38.75172 -75.74164
NY
2192714W. D. Longbottom   136632010-06-20
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Marshy Hope Ponds, on the flood plain of Marshy Hope Creek, 38.75958 -75.73081
NY
02902604W. D. Longbottom   209412014-05-30
United States of America, Maryland, Caroline Co., Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, “Marshyhope Ponds” area, North end of the “Long Pond” on a small peninsula, mixed coniferous-deciduous woods., 38.755931 -75.738333

University of Maryland, Norton-Brown Herbarium

MARY
Wayne D. Longbottom   198872013-07-02
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Marshy Hope Ponds, wet swampy woods along flood plain of Marshyhope Creek, 38.7572778 -75.7364694
MARY
Wayne D. Longbottom   197052013-06-22
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, parking area along Smithville Road south of Bloomery Road, woods along flood plain of un-named tributary of Marhyhope Creek, 38.7601083 -75.7421806
MARY
Wayne D. Longbottom   193032013-05-25
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Federalsburg; Town of Federalsburg, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, at the dam at Houston Branch, 38.7372778 -75.7481167
MARY
MARY1010135Wayne D. Longbottom   209412014-05-30
United States, Maryland, Caroline, Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, "Marshyhope Ponds" area, North end of the "Long Pond" on a small peninsula, mixed coniferous-deciduous woods., 38.755931 -75.738333

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
272312W. D. Longbottom   197052013-06-22
United States, Maryland, Caroline Co., Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, parking area along Smithville Road S of Bloomery Road, un-named tributary of Marhyhope Creek., 38.76 -75.7422
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