Dataset: BAYLU-BAYLU
Search Criteria: United States of America OR USA OR U.S.A.; Texas; San Patricio; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Baylor University Herbarium


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Hymenocallis liriosme (Raf.) Shinners
BAYLU037896Lyndia Blair   104121965-04-19
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Welder Wildlife Reserve, 28.063603 -97.524837

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BAYLU004837J.R. Branch   0891998-03-07
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Bishop, Hwy 77 Business at northern city limit, 27.586144 -97.799164

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Eragrostis von Wolf
BAYLU023738R. Dale Thomas   395541974-05-18
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Eternal Rest cemetery west of U.S. 77 just north of Sinton, 28.036682 -97.509161

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BAYLU027275J.R. Branch   0851998-05-07
USA, Texas, San Patricio, intersection of FM 944 and Hwy 77, roadside, 27.972251 -97.55576

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BAYLU031959J.R. Branch   0901998-03-07
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Bishop, Hwy 77 Business at northern city limit, roadside, 27.586144 -97.799164

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Cankile fusiformes
BAYLU062185Reagan S. Duggan   0442004-03-19
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Indian Point state park, Texas, 28.541438 -96.522187

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Lesquerella lindheimeri (A. Gray) S. Watson
BAYLU022775Paul A. Fryxell   51071998-03-25
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Hwy. 3512 on road to T.P. McCampbell airport between Aransas Pass and Gregory on roadside, 27.923693 -97.216142

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BAYLU060395Paul A. Fryxell   51101998-03-25
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Hwy. 3512 on road to T.P. McCampbell airport between Aransas Pass and Gregory on roadside, 27.923693 -97.216142

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Callirhoe involucrata var. lineariloba (Torr. & A. Gray) A. Gray
BAYLU028633Paul A. Fryxell   51131998-03-26
USA, Texas, San Patricio, Aransas Pass, in city park, prostrate in occasionally mowed area, 27.909468 -97.14999

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BAYLU016457B.H. Warnock   W8641940-11-29
United States of America, Texas, San Patricio County, Mustang Island, 27.666667 -97.166667


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