western Missouri, and R. ×novae-angliae W. H. Lewis (R. carolina × R. virginiana) of New England, infrequently south to the District of Columbia, nearby
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and R. E. Woodson Jr. (1935). The difficulties in separating it from T. virginiana have been mentioned under that species. A specimen from Beaufort County
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Notes on Tradescantia IV (Commelinaceae): The distinction between T. virginiana and T. hirsutiflora. Phytologia 46: 409--416. Martin, W. C. and C. R.
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Sinclair 1967) is not considered credible. The hybrid T. hirsuticaulis × T. virginiana was reported from Alabama (E. Anderson and R. E. Woodson Jr. 1935). None
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Tennessee Exotic Pest Plant Council (2009); it is noted as a threat to S. virginiana through competition in the riparian zone (D. W. Ogle 1992). One cultivar
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Orobanchaceae Orobanchaceae Boschniakia rossica Conopholis alpina Epifagus virginiana John Myers John Myers John Myers Orobanchaceae Orobanchaceae Orobanchaceae
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allied with Ostrya in mountainous western Mexico than with the eastern O. virginiana. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus","name":"Ostrya"
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deciduous, often littoral forests, and is frequently co-dominant with Ostrya virginiana. It sometimes forms intermediates with S. nitida (Deyl 1980). It is now
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Taxodium distichum (Linnaeus) Richard, Nyssa biflora Walter, Magnolia virginiana Linnaeus, Persea sp., and Ilex sp. Of good form when protected from fire
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upland soils, where it now occurs intermixed with P. echinata and P. virginiana. In the Southeast P. taeda is commonly used in plantation forestry, along
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middle Atlantic region, Juniperus virginiana is prominent, and in the southeast, Pinus echinata, P. taeda, and P. virginiana are widespread in old fields.
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America to the world's alcoholic beverages. A beer from persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) was reportedly made by Indians in the East (U.P. Hedrick 1950). The early
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