Dataset: ARCH-herbarium
Taxa: Burmanniaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Archbold Biological Station


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Apteria aphylla (Nutt.) Barnhart
ARCH00278L.J. Brass   330141963-04-20
U.S.A., Florida, Dade, Cypress Station, Ingraham Highway

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Apteria aphylla (Nutt.) Barnhart
ARCH00279Vander Kloet   1979-01-12
U.S.A., Florida, Highlands, Archbold Biological Station; Tract 7

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Apteria aphylla (Nutt.) Barnhart
ARCH00280M.A. Deyrup   1989-12-01
U.S.A., Florida, Highlands, Archbold Biological Station

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Apteria aphylla (Nutt.) Barnhart
ARCH00281L.J. Brass   252301954-09-05
U.S.A., Florida, Alachua, Rattlesnake Branch, ca. 1 mi N of Gainesville

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ARCH00282L.J. Brass   252351954-09-05
U.S.A., Florida, Alachua, About 3 mi N. of Gainesville

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ARCH00283Vander Kloet   1979-01-25
U.S.A., Florida, Highlands, Archbold Biological Station; Tract 18

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ARCH01883R. Yahr   1401994-09-09
U.S.A., Florida, Highlands, Archbold Biological Station; T38S R30E Section 7

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Burmannia capitata (Walt.) Mart.
ARCH00284L.J. Brass   157061945-11-19
U.S.A., Florida, Highlands, Archbold Biological Station

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Burmannia capitata (Walt.) Mart.
ARCH00285L.J. Brass   158511946-01-12
U.S.A., Florida, Collier, Big Cypress, 6 mi W of Cypress City

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Burmannia capitata (Walt.) Mart.
ARCH00286Vander Kloet   1978-11-08
U.S.A., Florida, Highlands, Archbold Biological Station; Tract 31

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ARCH00287L.J. Brass   
U.S.A., Florida, Collier, detailed locality information protected


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