Flora Project
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General Information
The Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities' Natural Resources Division surveyed the vascular flora of Alexandria from 2000 - 2016. In addition, the team searched herbaria for historical collections that reflected taxa native to the City. These surveys and collections yielded more than 800 native vascular plants representing 366 genera and 128 families. Currently available is the Flora Project in pdf form, a graphic presentation called "Vanishing Flora of Washington and Vicinity" which introduces the Flora Project, and a map of Alexandria's surficial geology. Check back for an upcoming searchable database of flora found in Alexandria.
City of Alexandria Flora & Natural Communities
- Native Vascular Flora of the City of Alexandria, Virginia
- Map of Place Names and Remnant Natural Communities in the City of Alexandria Virginia and Vicinity
- Vanishing Flora of Washington and Vicinity
April 2012 - City of Alexandria Herbarium
- Annals of the City of Alexandria Herbarium:
Local Range Extensions in Orchidaceae - Annals of the City of Alexandria Herbarium:
Ancient Outliers of the Fall Line Flora - Annals of the City of Alexandria Herbarium: Small Stream Forests of the Fall Line and Coastal Plain
- Last Surviving Flora of the Lower Holmes Run Stream Valley - Cameron Run Regional Park
- City of Alexandria Noteworthy Collections
- Hydrogeology of Barcroft Bog
- Non-Native Invasive Plants of the City of Alexandria, Virginia
- Non-Native Invasive Plants of Arlington County, Virginia
- Invasive Plant Species in Delaware
- Spring Flowering Native Plants of
Washington, D.C. and Vicinity - Heath Diversity in Virginia
- A Prodromus of the Flora Columbiana - 1830
- Vaccinium in Virginia - Uttal
- Norton 1930 Maryland Grasses
- Hybrid Oaks of North America
- Oaks of Washington, D.C. and Beyond
- Notes on the ecology and distribution of five members of Carex, section Phaestoglochin in Maryland and the District of Columbia
- Carex (Cyperaceae) in the Potomac River Gorge of Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia
- Vanishing Pine Barrens of the Washington, D.C. Vicinity
- Forest Communities and Geology of Washington and Vicinity
- Narrative script to accompany Forest Communities and Geology of Washington and Vicinity