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Dataset: PAC-
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Pennsylvania State University Herbarium

PAC
PAC0029536R. Kral   235511965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 6 miles W of junction of Interstate 40 and State 96 on 96
PAC
Amelanchier arborea (Michx. f.) Fernald
PAC0043154R. Kral   235531965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 6 miles W junction of Interstate 40 and State 96 on 96
PAC
PAC0085577R. Kral   235441965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, Turnbull Creek, 4 miles W of State 96 and Interstate 40
PAC
Carex glaucodea Tuck. ex Olney
PAC0074859V. E. McNeilus   88-5121988-06-10
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 7 miles W of the railroad crossing at W edge of Dickson, Picadilly Prairie, Route 70
PAC
PAC0075511R. Kral   235461965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 4 miles W of junction of State 96 and Interstate 40, above Turnbull Creek
PAC
Boechera laevigata (Muhl. ex Willd.) Al-Shehbaz
PAC0073381R. Kral   235541965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 6 miles W of junction Interstate 40 and State 96 on 96
PAC
PAC0083221R. Kral   235381965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 4 miles W of junction State 96 and Interstate 40 above Turnbull Creek
PAC
PAC0083235R. Kral   235371965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, 4 miles W of junction of State 96 and Interstate 40, above Turnbull Creek
PAC
PAC0083980R. Kral   235451965-04-11
United States, Tennessee, Dickson, above Turnbull Creek, 4 miles W jct. State 96 and Interstate 40
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