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Dataset: BRIT-VDB
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Vanderbilt University Herbarium

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Tragia brevispica Engelm. & A. Gray
BRIT314982C. J. Ferguson   21761995-04-22
United States, Texas, Zavala, Under the bridge at the crossing of the Nueces River on highway 57 west of LaPryor, north side of highway on the west side of the river; 28° 57' N, 99° 48'W, 28.95 -99.8
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BRIT500495E. J. Palmer   113311917-03-21
United States, Texas, Zavala, Pulliam
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BRIT536986Jose Luis Serna   1251964-03-21
United States, Texas, Zavala, U.S. Highway 83, 5 miles north of La Pryor
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Najas guadalupensis (Spreng.) Magnus
BRIT694941W. R. Carr   27018-B2008-08-05
United States, Texas, Zavala, In Nueces River at end of a county road across from mouth of Live Oak Creek, ca. 2.5-2.6 airmiles SSE of US Rt. 83 bridge, at N29.01'56.9", W099.49'52.2". Pulliam Ranch Quadrangle., 29.032472 -99.831167, 216 - 219m
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Sagittaria platyphylla (Engelm.) J.G. Sm.
BRIT694793W. R. Carr   270112008-08-05
United States, Texas, Zavala, W side of Nueces River at end of a county road, across from mouth of Live Oak Creek, ca. 2.5-2.6 airmiles SSE of US Rt. 83 bridge. Pulliam Ranch Quadrangle., 29.032472 -99.831167, 216 - 219m
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Calibrachoa parviflora (Juss.) D'Arcy
BRIT714585W. R. Carr   270122008-08-05
United States, Texas, Zavala, On scour plain of Nueces River, W side of Nueces River at end of a county road, across from mouth of Live Oak Creek, ca. 2.5-2.6 airmiles SSE of US Rt. 83 bridge. Pulliam Ranch Quadrangle., 29.032472 -99.831167, 216 - 219m
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