Dataset: BRIT-VDB
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Oklahoma; Love; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Vanderbilt University Herbarium


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BRIT319811John Taylor   41921967-07-25
United States, Oklahoma, Love, 5 miles west of Marietta. Along Rock Creek, on east side.

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Eragrostis spectabilis (Pursh) Steud.
BRIT267680John Taylor   254301977-09-14
United States, Oklahoma, Love, Roadside (state #32) about 6.5 miles Northeast of Marietta, Okla.

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Evax prolifera Nutt. ex DC.
BRIT284606John Taylor   212101976-05-13
United States, Oklahoma, Love, State Highway #32 about 16 miles west of Marietta, Oklahoma.

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BRIT290530George J. Goodman   79571969-07-06
United States, Oklahoma, Love, 4 miles east of Oswalt.

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BRIT291010John Taylor   171091974-10-02
United States, Oklahoma, Love, U.S. Hy. 32, about 1 mi. west of Rubottom, Ok.

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BRIT208459John Taylor   212221976-05-13
United States, Oklahoma, Love, Roadside of State Highway #32 about 27 miles West of Marietta, Ok.

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BRIT510378Ted Bradley   8-41964-06-13
United States, Oklahoma, Love, Roadside, ca. 0.6 mi. E of US 77 and I-35, on first road toward the Red River.

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Cornus drummondii C. A. Mey.
BRIT516029Michael A. Vincent   49751991-08-08
United States, Oklahoma, Love, At rest stop along I35 northbound, 3.6 miles N of Texas state line.

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BRIT548213John Taylor   211761976-05-12
United States, Oklahoma, Love, Along State Highway #32 about 8 miles East of Marietta, Ok.

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BRIT545982R. Dale Thomas   455641975-06-01
United States, Oklahoma, Love, Roadbank of I-35 one mile south of Thackerville Exit.


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