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Dataset: APSC-
Taxa: Hymenachne
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Austin Peay State University Herbarium

APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0043246   
United States, South Carolina, Clarendon
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0072098Claire Ciafre   2017-10-06
United States, Tennessee, Coffee
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0072099Claire Ciafre   2017-09-21
United States, Tennessee, Coffee
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0094400Max Medley   1984-09-28
United States, Tennessee, Coffee
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0100924Claire Ciafre   2018-06-27
United States, Tennessee, Franklin
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0106993Claire Ciafre   2019-06-18
United States, Tennessee, Coffee
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0107037Claire Ciafre   2019-05-28
United States, Tennessee, Coffee
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0116879   
United States, Florida, Polk
APSC
Hymenachne hemitomon (Schult.) C.C. Hsu
APSC0123978Max Medley   1985-05-29
United States, Tennessee, Coffee
APSC
Hymenachne hemitoma (Schult.) C.C.Hsu
APSC0131216David Webb   2017-06-20
United States, Alabama, Marshall
APSC
Hymenachne hemitoma (Schult.) C.C.Hsu
APSC0132545David Webb   2007-06-13
United States, Alabama, Jackson
APSC
Hymenachne hemitoma (Schult.) C.C.Hsu
APSC0133173David Webb   2020-07-22
United States, Alabama, Jackson
APSC
Hymenachne hemitoma (Schult.) C.C.Hsu
APSC0133999David Webb   2019-08-27
United States, Alabama, Jackson
APSC
Hymenachne hemitoma (Schult.) C.C.Hsu
APSC0134059David Webb   2019-07-09
United States, Alabama, Jackson
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