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Dataset: APSC-
Taxa: amianthium => Amianthium, Amianthium
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Austin Peay State University Herbarium

APSC
APSC0035390Dwayne Estes   021182001-05-12
United States, Tennessee, GIles, Northwest of Minor Hill, east side of Shannon Creek Rd, growing on south side of Cave Branch.
APSC
APSC0035391Dwayne Estes and Mitch Hampton   061842004-05-00
United States, Tennessee, Hickman, 6.5-7 mi NE of Centerville, SE side of Hwy 100, Dry Creek watershed, about 0.3-0.5 mi SW from terminus of Spears Rd.
APSC
APSC0035393B. King   448931966-07-07
United States, North Carolina, Ashe, Bluff Mt.
APSC
APSC0035392Wayne Chester   8361965-06-08
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, At Compton Creek on Chilhowee Mountain., 701m
APSC
APSC0054421   
United States, Arkansas, Montgomery
APSC
APSC0079585   
United States, Mississippi, Lauderdale
APSC
APSC0085579R. Kral   1993-05-04
United States, Tennessee, Hickman
APSC
APSC0093125P.A. Davies   1953-08-09
United States, North Carolina, Macon
APSC
APSC0093227Max Medley   
United States, Kentucky, Harlan, detailed locality information protected
APSC
APSC0093632   1974-06-13
United States, North Carolina, Wake
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