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Dataset: MUHW-
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; South Carolina; Kershaw; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Marshall University

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MUHW003745A.B. Pittman   05089803
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw, Sand Creek on private property, US 521 N, right on US1 N. Go 5.5 mi, then left on 350, then left on S-26
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Luzula bulbosa (Alph. Wood) Smyth & Smyth
MUHW004644Mrs. L. I. Guion   Unknown1938-03-15
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw, "Green Hall" Lugoff, S.C.
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MUHW005674A.B. Pittman   052298221998-05-22
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw, Sanders Creek. From U.S. Hwy 501 and 601 go right on state route 20 then go about 3.7 miles powerline on right. Take right on dirt rad along powerline until you come to the transmission lone which crosses the powerline. Area is 0.6 mi N from where both line meet.
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MUHW010111   
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw
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MUHW012367Mary Anne Connelly   362000-03-28
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw, Near entrance of Savage Bay Heritage Preserve, Hwy 835
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MUHW018075Laura L. Kirven   1994-09-20
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw, 8 mi E. of Camden, SC 549 and 695 SW of West Mill Pond
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Leucothoe axillaris (Lam.) D. Don
MUHW018493P.B. Waters   s. n.1934-06-05
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw
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Ilex coriacea (Pursh) Chapm.
MUHW022285Kenley O. Young   022000-03-28
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw, Outskirts of entrance to Savage Bay Heritage Preserve, ca 7 mi from Camden off Rt 835
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MUHW023750   
United States, South Carolina, Kershaw
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