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University of South Florida Herbarium
USF	Morinda royoc L. 152752R. P. Sauleda, D. K. Sauleda   36331980-06-27 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., 0.7 mi. N of Wood Cay settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details
USF	Psychotria nervosa Sw. 152727R. P. Sauleda, D. K. Sauleda   36501980-06-27 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., 0.7 mi. N of Wood Cay settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details
USF	Psychotria nervosa Sw. 149972R. P. Sauleda, R. M. & P. Adams   28551979-08-04 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., Near Wood Cay Settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details
USF	Randia aculeata L. 152730R. P. Sauleda, D. K. Sauleda   36541980-06-27 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., 0.7 mi. N of Wood Cay settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details
USF	Koanophyllon villosum (Sw.) R. M. King & H. Rob. 152751R. P. Sauleda, D. K. Sauleda   36321980-06-27 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., 0.7 mi. N of Wood Cay settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details
USF	Mikania scandens (L.) Willd. 152726R. P. Sauleda, D. K. Sauleda   36491980-09-27 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., 0.7 mi. N of Wood Cay settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details
USF	Euphorbia hypericifolia L. 152722R. P. Sauleda, D. K. Sauleda   36471980-06-27 Bahamas, Little Abaco Island, Central Abaco Distr., 0.7 mi. N of Wood Cay settlement., 26.6743 -77.2667 Full Record Details

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