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Appendix A – Collection Locations by State, County, and Date Site Date Site Description GPS Coordinates Horiz.Error (ft.) Elevation (ft.) Tennessee 1 2 63 64 125 126 300 Tennessee 3 4 Davidson County August 19, 2004 August 19, 2004 March 11, 2005 March 11, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 July 13, 2005 Williamson County August 19, 2004 August 19, 2004 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at mile marker 442 near the “Entering Natchez Trace” sign Mixed needle–leaved evergreen – cold-deciduous forest under first bridge from the Northern Terminus open, maintained roadside and drainage creek between mile markers 441 and 442 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at mile marker 442 near the “Entering Natchez Trace” sign Mixed needle–leaved evergreen – cold-deciduous forest under first bridge from the Northern Terminus, open, maintained roadside and drainage creek between mile markers 441 and 442 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at mile marker 442 near the “Entering Natchez Trace” sign Mixed needle–leaved evergreen – cold-deciduous forest under first bridge from the Northern Terminus; open, maintained roadside and drainage creek between mile markers 441 and 442 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at mile marker 442 near the “Entering Natchez Trace” sign Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest on both sides of the first parking area from the Northern Terminus at mile marker 440 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at the Birdsong Hollow at the north end of the Highway 96 bridge - 142 - N 36.0291944 W 86.9747778 N 36.255833 W 86.9754722 N 36.0298056 W 86.9750278 N 36.0257778 W 86.9752500 N 36.0303333 W 86.9758611 N 36.0256111 W 86.9753333 N 36.02995 W 86.97537 N 36.0073333 W 86.9783333 N 35.9883611 W 86.9905833 19 27 39 22 40 715 660 663 675 663 746 874 887 790
Site Date Site Description GPS Coordinates Horiz.Error (ft.) Elevation (ft.) 5 6 7 65 66 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 August 19, 2004 August 19, 2004 August 19, 2004 March 11, 2005 March 11, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 5, 2005 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest between mile markers 438 and 439 Cold-deciduous seasonally/temporarily flooded forest just past a bridge between mile markers 430 and 431 Mixed needle–leaved evergreen – cold-deciduous forest at the Old Trace located between mile markers 425 and 426 Rocky face with manicured roadside and drainage ditch at mile marker 441 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest on both sides of the first parking area from the Northern Terminus at mile marker 440 Rocky face with manicured roadside and drainage ditch at mile marker 441 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest on both sides of the first parking area from the Northern Terminus at mile marker 440 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at mile marker 439 Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at the Birdsong Hollow at the north end of the Highway 96 bridge Lowland broad-leaved deciduous forest at mile marker 434 Cold-deciduous seasonally/temporarily flooded forest just past a bridge between mile markers 430 and 431 Cold-deciduous seasonally/temporarily flooded forest at the Garrison Creek pull off between mile markers 427 and 428 - 143 - N 35.9903056 W 86.9868889 N 35.9056111 W 87.0069167 N 35.8607222 W 87.0471944 N 36.0187778 W 86.9819444 N 36.0071111 W 86.9788333 N 36.0187778 W 86.9819444 N 36.0071667 W 86.9782578 N 35.9948611 W 86.9788056 N 35.9883611 W 86.9905833 N 35.9445833 W 87.0010278 N 35.9054444 W 87.0066944 N 35.8751944 W 87.0315833 41 28 41 33 23 29 15 21 31 869 806 863 867 866 867 861 936 790 984 856 677
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A. Kruse 2004 TABLE OF CONTENTS EXE
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1 Natchez Trac
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vouchers collected as part of this
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any extant populations (Rosso and R
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