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

MO
Satyrium hircinum L.
100711380Anonymous   s.n.
Europe.
MO
Satyrium carneum Sims
100471119Anonymous   202
MO
100471124Anonymous   s.n.1833-00-00
Legi in arenosis planitier Capenfio, in Pappet
MO
101336711H.G. Flanagan   10341893-10-00
Southern Africa., 610m
MO
101338151R. Story   35921948-10-16
Sandy damp soil with macchia 12 m from Worcester on Ceres rd., 152m
MO
101338148Ralph R. Stewart   113901930-09-02
2134m
MO
103257561Unknown   s.n.1893-00-00
MO
Satyrium lingulatum Vill.
103460990Collector Illegible   14801892-09-00
MO
103461369Collector Illegible   724
MO
Satyrium erectum Lindl.
103461382Unknown   s.n.
MO
103461400M.C. Gillett   45091938-10-09
Caledon Div.; 8 m from Stanford on the road to Elim.
MO
103461501L. Pauwels   69561988-01-05
Route Mokobe Kasari - Lubridi, à 15 km de Lubridi.
MO
103461736Unknown   15541841-08-05
In montibus prope Dochli provinciae Sana.
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