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…Carolina and adjacent Tennessee…This is a species of cool and somewhat damp places, Range of Circaea alpina in North Carolina. Courtesy of North Carolina Biodiversity Project. most frequent in spruce-fir …
…Carolina and adjacent Tennessee…This is a species of cool and somewhat damp places, Range of Circaea alpina in North Carolina. Courtesy of North Carolina Biodiversity Project. most frequent in spruce-fir …
…aquaticum “marsh rattlesnake master” Eupatorium resinosum “pine barren boneset” Gentiana autumnalis “pine barren gentian” Lachnanthes caroliniana “Carolina redroot” Myriophyllum pinnatum “cutleaf water-milfoil” Oclemena nemoralis “bog aster” Paspalum dissectum “Walter’s paspalum” …
By Carol Ann McCormick, Curatrix, UNC Chapel Hill Herbarium and Michael Lee, NCBG Data Scientist With 800,000 botanical and mycological specimens (give or take) in the University of North Carolina …
…or grottoes. There are numerous surface mines throughout the County, including Piedmont Minerals Company Mine near Hillsborough which yields pyrophyllite and the American Stone Company near White Cross which yields …
…Creek originates somewhere near the Carolina Inn. From there it is con- tained within a cavernous subterranean culvert through campus, pops out for a short stretch near the Bell Tower, …
…261-262. in William S. Powell (editor), Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, vol. 6. The University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill. NCSA. North Carolina State Archives, Dr. Thomas Fanning Wood …
…search of sernecportal.org in October, 2022 revealed that the University of Minnestoa (MIN) is the only other herbarium curating specimens collected by Blizzard. MIN’s single specimen was also collected in …
…by Carol Ann McCormick, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) in collaboration with Sarah Hartwell & Joshua Shaw of Rauner Special Collections, Dartmouth College Library …
…nearly stationary for several minutes, when it again moved towards the west. Every few minutes the sand was distinctly seen showering down, and finally the balloon was observed to descend …
…works of art. Tallahassee Magazine 26(1): 81-85. Mims, Forrest M., III. 2003. Frost Flowers. www.sas.org/E-Bulletin/2003-12-19/mimsci/body.html . Accessed 2006. Wikipedia contributors. “Needle ice.” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, …