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Subfamily Schoenobiinae


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Range map for Schoenobiinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   42186 1  
Arizona      54    
Arkansas    2 2     
British Columbia     3      
California    2332    
Colorado     27     
Delaware    4 2     
Florida1712191312188101127
Georgia    537134 3
Illinois    6113     
Indiana     422    
Iowa     21     
Kansas     1      
Kentucky    6       
Louisiana4256361022   
Maine      9     
Manitoba    4 2     
Maryland    612132   
Massachusetts     203251   
Michigan     412    
Minnesota    3586    
Mississippi     2622   
Missouri    3641    
Nebraska     1441    
Nevada    2       
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Brunswick      2     
New Hampshire      2     
New Jersey    322     
New York     510     
North Carolina   1143831   
North Dakota    214146    
Nova Scotia      42    
Ohio     1 1    
Oklahoma    122521   
Ontario     852    
Oregon     1      
Pennsylvania     534    
Quebec     6133    
Rhode Island     5412516    
Saskatchewan      4     
South Carolina 1  1       
Tennessee   59242    
Texas54891112201491162
Vermont     35     
Virginia    24 21   
Washington      2     
Wisconsin     772    
Wyoming      1     

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