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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Crataegus uniflora (Crataegus smithii, Crataegus armentalis, Crataegus trianthophora)
Search Criteria: kentucky; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Austin Peay State University Herbarium

APSC
APSC0070634Max Medley   1987-09-30
United States, Kentucky, Pulaski
APSC
APSC0073671Max Medley   1987-09-15
United States, Kentucky, Whitley
APSC
APSC0074785Max Medley   1984-09-05
United States, Kentucky, McCreary

Berea College, Ralph L. Thompson Herbarium

BEREA
BEREA019718   
United States, Kentucky, Pulaski

Eastern Kentucky University, Ronald L. Jones Herbarium

EKY
31234100623725W. W. Overbeck   17252013-05-15
United States, Kentucky, Garrard, Dix River--Palisades
EKY
R.C. Clark   227451993-05-09
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Highly disturbed tornado path in mixed deciduous woods; vicinity of Hale Branch along USFS Trail #100 (Sheltowee Trace Trail)
EKY
Ross C. Clark   215051988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Disturbed alluvial terrace (old field), along Gladie Creek, just west of Gibson Branch
EKY
Ross C. Clark   214881988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Oak-heath woods between Klaber Branch and Hale Branch, Gladie Creek drainage, 274m
EKY
Ross C. Clark   227451993-05-09
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Highly disturbed tornado path in mixed deciduous woods; vicinity of Hale Branch along USFS Trail #100 (Sheltowee Trace Trail)
EKY
Ross C. Clark   214881988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Oak-heath woods between Klaber Branch and Hale Branch, Gladie Creek drainage, 274m
EKY
Ross C. Clark   215051988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Disturbed alluvial terrace (old field), along Gladie Creek, just west of Gibson Branch
EKY
31234100776846Ross C. Clark   214881988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Oak-heath woods between Klaber Branch and Hale Branch, Gladie Creek drainage, 274m
EKY
31234100776739Ross C. Clark   215051988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Disturbed alluvial terrace (old field), along Gladie Creek, just west of Gibson Branch

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:A
Crataegus uniflora Münchhausen
01649649R. E. Horsey   8721919-05-11
United States of America, Kentucky, Boyd County, Catlettsburg
Harvard:A
Crataegus uniflora Münchhausen
01649650R. E. Horsey   16621923-05-20
United States of America, Kentucky, Boyd County, Catlettsburg
Harvard:A
Crataegus uniflora Münchhausen
01649651R. E. Horsey   12691926-05-21
United States of America, Kentucky, Boyd County, Catlettsburg
Harvard:A
Crataegus uniflora Münchhausen
01649652R. E. Horsey [data not captured]   17211923-05-24
United States of America, Kentucky, Boyd County, Ashland
Harvard:A
Crataegus uniflora Münchhausen
01649653R. E. Horsey   8721924-05-20
United States of America, Kentucky, Boyd County, Catlettsburg
Harvard:A
Crataegus uniflora Münchhausen
01649654E. L. Braun   26371939-09-08
United States of America, Kentucky, Pulaski County, Cox Bend of South Fork

General Research Observations

SEINet
R.C. Clark   227451993-05-09
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Highly disturbed tornado path in mixed deciduous woods; vicinity of Hale Branch along USFS Trail #100 (Sheltowee Trace Trail)
SEINet
Ross C. Clark   215051988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Disturbed alluvial terrace (old field), along Gladie Creek, just west of Gibson Branch
SEINet
Ross C. Clark   214881988-05-02
United States, Kentucky, Menifee, Oak-heath woods between Klaber Branch and Hale Branch, Gladie Creek drainage, 274m
SEINet
Will Overbeck   18462014-08-20
United States, Kentucky, Madison, Taylor Fork Ecological Area
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