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Dataset: MO-
Taxa: Oleaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

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1058801Alfred Rehder   18981898-08-25
United States
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100549663Cynthia Hong-Wa   sn52008-06-11
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Missouri Botanical Garden, 38.6108333 -90.2586111
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100683734Andrew Townesmith   10002007-10-26
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Cultivated in the Temperate House of the Missouri Botanical Garden., 38.6130556 -90.2591667, 150m
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1582249Gretchen Walters   8222001-09-20
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, Victoria Glade Conservation Area. Woodland adjacent to glade., 38.20444 -90.54055
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3510783Melvin L. Conrad   104641985-07-24
United States, Missouri, Randolph, Voucher specimen for a bottomland vegetation study on the Middle Fork of the Chariton River, NE side of Highway 3 and S of the Thomas Hill Reservior invading old field adjacent to deciduous woods, 39.5241667 -92.6719445, 204m
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100762727Michael H. Nee   610052014-05-04
United States, Wisconsin, Crawford, Prairie du Chien, flat floodplain of Mississippi River, between Hwy. 18/35 bypass and railroad, near Wastewater Treatment Facility. T6N; R6W; NW1/4 NW1/4 sect. 6., 43.0308334 -91.1466666, 190m
MO
100785704Michael H. Nee   601042013-06-07
United States, Wisconsin, Iowa, 2.5 km (by air) SE of center of Spring Green. T8N; R4E; SW1/4 NE1/4 Sect. 17., 43.1663889 -90.0375, 217m
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100785148Michael H. Nee   601322013-06-11
United States, Iowa, Lee, Indian Trail County Park, floodplain along SW side of Skunk River, just upstream from the Hwy. 61 bridge., 40.7261111 -91.2127778, 161m
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100784636Michael H. Nee   571362010-06-15
United States, West Virginia, Putnam, 2 miles NE of center of Hurricane, Hwy. I-64, rest stop E of Exit 34., 38.4486111 -81.9986111, 180m
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1058799Anonymous   s.n.1891-05-24
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Cultivated Tower Grove Park.
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1058791J.V. Haberer   18271900-06-23
United States, New York, Oneida, Shore of Oneida Lake, Verona, N.Y.
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1621144Francis P. Daniels   s.n.1899-00-00
United States, Michigan
MO
1058790Bruce Fink   s.n.
United States
MO
Syringa japonica (Maxim.) Decne.
1675072HUFF   s.n.1961-06-05
United States, Missouri, Texas, Collected from a tree thirty ft tall that had been cut down during construction Work in the vicinity of summersville, mo. Brought in for determination by the County agent.
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Jasminum beesianum G. Forrest & Diels
1630268David B. Dunn   165221970-04-01
United States, Florida, Dade, Collected in the city of homestead in vacant lots or as cultivated trees or Shrubs. Soil a sandy loam from decomposed marl., 3 - 5m
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101029385M. Sharp   601973-03-14
United States, Missouri, Franklin, Gray Summit, Missouri Botanical Garden Arboretum. Within driveway loop in yard of Director's Residence. G7 SE, 38.48 -90.82
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1058789William A. Murrill   19401940-05-26
United States, Florida, Levy, Gulf Hammock
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100792497J. Richard Abbott   113521998-02-10
United States, Florida, Alachua, Gainesville, University of Florida Campus; horticultural unit planting between Fifield Hall and Lake Alice (accessed off No Name Road off Museum Road).
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1674784David B. Dunn   148421964-03-07
United States, Missouri, Saint Francois, Plant growing in linnaean house, missouri botanical gardens.
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1059187A.S. Hitchcock   2011900-07-00
United States, Florida, Lee, Along River. Alva.
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1059190George V. Nash   24311895-08-21
United States, Florida, Manatee, Palmetto
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1058340Marcus E. Jones   18821882-04-08
United States, California, Lower California. Valley of Palms.
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1058779Edward Palmer   103141876-04-28
United States, Arizona, Walnut Grove
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1058780Henry H. Rusby   2541880-04-00
United States, New Mexico, Cañons. Bear Mountains, New Mexico.
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412115W. Zaenker   2511994-09-02
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Cultivated at Missouri Botanical Garden., 38.6108333 -90.2586111, 160m
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2914551Andrew Townesmith   3502005-11-08
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Cultivated in the Temperate House of the Missouri Botanical Garden., 38.6144444 -90.2594444, 150m
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815038Heidi H. Schmidt   15871994-12-05
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, On the grounds of the Missouri Botanical Garden. In the Temperate Greenhouse. Cultivated collection., 38.6 -90.25, 160m
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2174211Fr. Marie-Victorin   462511932-06-19
Canada, Quebec, Longueuil, comté de Chambly. Chemin du Lac, le long de la route.
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2345398Fr. Marie-Victorin   520001940-09-22
Canada, Quebec, Jameson Point, comté de Missisquoi. Sur le rivage de la baie Missisquoi, lac Champlain.
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Jasminum absimile L.H. Bailey
1630135David B. Dunn   156331967-04-18
United States, Missouri, Boone, Plants cultivated at the mu greenhouse. These plants form vuocher materials for Plants used in experiments.
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Jasminum absimile L.H. Bailey
1630203David B. Dunn   139351961-00-00
United States, Missouri, Boone, Plants cultivated in the mu greenhouse and used in botany classes. These Specimens form voucher materials for plants used in experiments. Climbing vine.
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1058794Alfred Rehder   18991899-05-06
United States
MO
412052Chris Dietrich   2031994-10-21
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Missouri Botanical Garden. English Woodland Garden, Herb Garden, Scented Garden, Temperate House, mulch pile, or grounds., 38.6 -90.25, 160m
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2889970Greg Gust   9392005-10-14
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Missouri Botanical Garden Temperate House. Horticulturally grown., 38.61306 -90.25917
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100486996Franz W. Sieber   80
Madagascar
MO
100486993Franz W. Sieber   79
Madagascar
MO
Picconia excelsa (Sol.) A. DC.
100487081Anonymous   s.n.
Africa
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