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Dataset: ASU-Plants
Taxa: Cakile
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
Cakile cakile (L.) Karst.
ASU0037198T. R. Van Devender   92-3291992-03-06
Mexico, Baja California, Sand dunes behind beach at Punta Banda Estero, west of Ensenada, 31.8278 -116.5
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ASU0037200Jon P. Rebman   21121994-01-31
Mexico, Baja California, Playa Ensenada in Ensenada; Plants growing on sandy hills and disturbed beach areas near the harbor., 31.85 -116.6
ASU:Plants
ASU0037199Jon P. Rebman   21531994-02-05
Mexico, Baja California, Punta Morro; North of Ensenada at the beachfront of the Universidad Autonoma de Baja California campus., 31.8667 -116.667
ASU:Plants
ASU0037197P. Fryxell   12271970-03-10
Mexico, Tamaulipas, TAMAULIPAS: ca. 40 miles SE of San Fernando; on beach near Punta Algodón, 24.509294 -97.739412
ASU:Plants
Cakile lanceolata O.E.Schulz
ASU0087601Laurel R. Richey   00-8632000-07-07
Bahamas, Cat Island, Cat Island, between Gaitor's and Industrious Hill settlements (closer to the former), down a dirt road that leads to the "North" (Atlantic) side of the island, 24.47113 -75.54894
ASU:Plants
Cakile lanceolata O.E.Schulz
ASU0088235Michael A. Vincent   106232002-05-22
Bahamas, North Andros, North Andros Island, on Saddleback Cay, northeast of Stafford Creek, 24.89959 -77.93427
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ASU0297856Richard R. Halse   92242014-07-22
USA, Oregon, Coos, Devil's Kitchen Beach, on the Pacific Ocean, just S of Bandon off of Beach Loop Road., 43.081666 -124.433718, 3m
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