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

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Vanderbilt University Herbarium


BRIT:VDB
Parthenocissus heptaphylla (Buckley) Britton ex Small
BRIT259450James S. Miller   56551990-10-10
United States, Texas, Sutton, Along U.S. route 277, 16 mi N of the junction with state route 55. 30° 12' N 100° 45' W., 30.2 -100.75, 630m

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BRIT317785James S. Miller   56571990-10-10
United States, Texas, Sutton, Along U.S. route 277, 16 mi N of the junction with state route 55., 30.2 -100.75, 630m

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Engelmannia pinnatifida A. Gray ex Nutt.
BRIT282329R. D. Worthington   364042011-04-10
United States, Texas, Sutton, 23 road mi. E of Sonora along I-10 at parking area (30 Deg 27.992' N, 100 Deg 17.559 W)., 30.466533 -100.29265, 704m

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Sophora secundiflora (Ortega) Lag. ex DC.
BRIT305161David Keil   100831974-06-14
United States, Texas, Sutton, Schoolhouse Hill, Sonora.

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BRIT258346James S. Miller   56581990-10-10
United States, Texas, Sutton, Along U.S. route 277, 16 mi N of the junction with state route 55., 30.2 -100.75, 630m

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BRIT208322James S. Miller   56591990-10-10
United States, Texas, Sutton, Along U.S. route 277, 16 mi N of the junction with state route 55., 30.2 -100.75, 630m

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BRIT509161S. Jones   39711990-03-10
United States, Texas, Sutton, 3.4 mi. E on IH 10 from its jct. with FM 864, E of Sonora.

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BRIT511663Delzie Demaree   661781973-04-15
United States, Texas, Sutton, P. O. Sonora., 646m

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Paronychia jamesii Torr. & A. Gray
BRIT512259Marvin L. Roberts   100771974-06-14
United States, Texas, Sutton, Schoolhous Hill, Sonora.


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