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

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100456918Anonymous   s.n.
Asia
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1401696James C. Solomon   22681976-05-21
United States, Florida, Jackson, West bank of the Chipola River on US 90, Marianna., 30.83333 -85.2
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100697655Ashley Glenn   6872013-08-28
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Cultivated on the grounds of Missouri Botanical Garden's Chinese Garden., 38.6127778 -90.26, 154m
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100792303J. Richard Abbott   235162007-10-30
United States, Florida, Jackson, Marianna, north of U.S. 90 on west side of the Chipola River, on slopes and floodplain east of Rivergate Shopping Center; area highly weedy and trashed (in spots - along riverbank and tossed from above), perhaps also with at least one old homesite or nursery in the area (lots of exotics, including many not known to be naturalized - apparently just persisting from cultivation or, perhaps, from having been discarded)., 30.7743 -85.2166
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100792304J. Richard Abbott   132021999-10-23
United States, Florida, Alachua, Gainesville; San Felasco Nursery, south nursery at 15100 NW 32nd Avenue (4 miles southwest of main nursery at 7315 NW 126 Street).
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747518Mary Merello   5981992-11-25
United States, Florida, Orange, Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Grounds., 28.5 -81.45, 200m
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100456913Anonymous   s.n.
Asia
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103063267George Yatskievych   17-0262017-03-26
United States, Texas, Travis, NE side of Austin; Copperfield Nature Trail, portion of trail W of Shropshire Boulevard and N of Dessau Road., 30.37683 -97.66294, 174m
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101076154George Yatskievych   17-0262017-03-26
United States, Texas, Travis, NE side of Austin; Copperfield Nature Trail, portion of trail W of Shropshire Boulevard and N of Dessau Road., 30.37683 -97.66294, 174m
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