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Japanese Knotweed
Reynoutria japonica
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Species ID 3543
Date 8/30/2022
Location
County Montgomery
Quad Washington West (38077_H1)
Record Counts
Total 640
County 88
Quad 10
Source
Observer All-Time Checklist
Observer Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist
iNaturalist Observation #133159413
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Processed By Bill Hubick
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.
Japanese Knotweed in Montgomery Co., Maryland (8/30/2022). (c) Emily Summerbell, some rights reserved (CC BY).
Media by Emily Summerbell, Ph.D. via iNaturalist.