…Research Library, comp. New York City, Marriages, 1600s-1800s. Ancestry.com. New York City, Compiled Marriage Index, 1600s-1800s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005. Accessed on 4 November 2020….
…301-309. [Abstract]. A fungus that catches nematodes. University of North Carolina Record 323: 9. [Abstract]. Monograph of Septobasidium. University of North Carolina Record 323: 10. [Abstract]. A new fungus intermediate…
…flora of North Carolina, and and studied the Leguminosae of Iowa, West Virginia, and North Carolina. He had just returned from a botanical expedition to Baja California. He was married…
…area — Alaska (1), California (1), Illinois (7), New York (1), Tennessee (22), South Carolina (1), and Florida (31). Many are undated, but those that do have dates are from…
…it is found in North Carolina, skips South Carolina and maybe Georgia too, but then is found in Florida,” says Eric Ungberg, botanist with South Carolina Heritage Trust. “Short-awned tickseed…
…(MO), New York Botanical Garden (NY), North Carolina State University (NCSC), Ohio State University (OS), Oregon State University (OSC), The Pennsylvania State University (PAC), Rutgers University (CHRB), Texas A&M University…
…University of Michigan (MICH), University of New Mexico (UNM), University of South Carolina (USCH), University of Vermont (VT), and the United States National Fungus Collection (BPI). Abram Paschal Garber was…
…Harbor, Long Island [New York, USA], and Coker College, [Hartsville, Darlington County], South Carolina [USA]. Dr. Alpheus Blizzard died of a heart attack on 19 October, 1957. ##### In the…
…also found fruiting plants of Darbya near Charlotte, North Carolina. C. S. S. [Charles S. Sargent] Special thanks to Evelyn Silver Hyams of Charlotte, North Carolina for providing a…
…Trees of the Southeastern States, including Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and northern Florida, 3rd ed. University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill. 419 pp. 1948. Laboratory Guide…