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Dataset: TAC-
Taxa: krigia => Krigia, Krigia
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Tarleton State University Herbarium

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TAC00060Lula C. Gough   s.n.1921-03-29
United States, Texas, Erath, on campus [TSU], 32.215887 -98.2157
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Krigia cespitosa (Raf.) K.L. Chambers
TAC05181Kirk Schlemmer   112010-03-16
United States, Texas, Limestone, 4.3 miles N on FM 339 from the intersection of FM 339 S and Hwy 164 with CR 343; to open field on left at bottom of hill (between two mesquite pastures), turn into gap; plants found 54 ft E of gap
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Krigia cespitosa var. cespitosa (Raf.) K.L. Chambers
TAC01004M. Faries   MWF-222002-04-09
United States, Texas, Erath, Stephenville; Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, intersection of US Hwy 281 N and Lingleville Hwy. Disturbed peach orchard W of greenhouses, terraced on E and W sides, 32.251185 -98.196629
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TAC01005S. McPhail   1132003-03-20
United States, Texas, Eastland, Intersection of FM 571 and FM 2214; proceed 0.6 mile S on FM 571 toward Gorman; enter ranch on W side of road; follow dirt road W 0.1 mile into field; proceed W on foot for 20 yds
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TAC06656Allan Nelson   N-17282007-04-25
United States, Texas, Erath, Griswald Ranch, Huckabay, TX; near entrance gate and road leading to house. Coordinates at house: 32° 25.977 N, 98° 18.174 W., 32.43295 -98.3029
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TAC06720Allan Nelson   N-15952007-04-15
United States, Texas, Erath, Bunyan Cemetery. Roadside of CR 372, 0.6 miles W. of intersection of Hwy 219 and CR 372. Coordinates at gate: 32° 15.271 N, 98° 28.366 W., 32.254517 -98.472767
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