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Miami University Turrell Herbarium - Vascular Plants

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000299653Nelson, J.B.   354752016-06-10
United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Field margin at experimental agriculture farm, S side of US 17 and 2.3 mi W of terminus of I-526 west side of Charleston, 32.793425 -80.071751
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000299660Bradley, K.   73032017-07-27
United States, South Carolina, Charleston County, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, 32.905774 -79.598953, - 6m
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000300103Nelson, J.B.   399662018-11-14
United States, South Carolina, Charleston, back are of retail/wholesale garden center; Brownswood Nursery, 2.1 air mi WSW of jct SC 700 and River Road, Johns Island, 32.739377 -80.076613
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Arenaria leptoclados (Rchb.) Guss.
000300295Bradley, K.   63292017-04-14
United States, South Carolina, Charleston, ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge, Grove Plantation Unit. Silo Road just east of Grove Plantation compound, ca 0.1 mi east of Alexander Pond Trail, 32.665269 -80.390092, 20m
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000300296Bradley, K.   63412017-04-14
United States, South Carolina, Charleston, ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge, Grove Plantation Unit. Seaboard Coast Line Road, just east of Entrance Road, 32.672795 -80.391035, 15m
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Wolffiella gladiata (Hegelm.) Hegelm.
000300297Bradley, K.   63422017-04-14
United States, South Carolina, Charleston, ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge, Grove Plantation Unit. East side of Entrance road just north of Seaboard Coast Line Road, 32.672702 -80.393091, 10m
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