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

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576602Alan E. Brant   19831990-03-23
United States, Texas, Medina, State route 173, 1.6 miles S of Devine and gravel road. Just E of highway. Dry open sandy roadsides., 28.75 -98.9666667, 170m
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2672771William E. Harmon   56031971-04-03
United States, Texas, Webb, 12.7 mi. south of Encinal on I-35; collection from along highway with many species of plants probably introduced by Texas Hwy. Dept., 198m
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100331882Delzie Demaree   661791973-04-15
United States, Texas, Sutton, P.O. Sonora. Disturbed dry areas. Common., 646m
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2031059Greg Gust   3032004-04-09
United States, Texas, Val Verde, Off of South Hwy. 277 on the Rio Grande at Frontera Rd. and Las Vacas Rd., 29.33694 -100.92472, 285m
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102662886Delzie Demaree   661791973-04-15
United States, Texas, Sutton, P.O. Sonora. Disturbed dry areas. Common., 646m
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102662887Delzie Demaree   661791973-04-15
United States, Texas, Sutton, P.O. Sonora. Disturbed dry areas. Common., 646m
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