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North Carolina Zoological Park
NCZP	Viburnum nudum L. NCZP00000646Diamond, Pete   3731998-06-24 United States, North Carolina, Henderson, Collected from Bat Fork bog... At intersection with I-26, take US Hwy 64 west, left on Dana Rd; about one block to Tracy Grove Rd; right on Duncan; follow first gravel road on right for about 0.25 mi; bog located at bottom of hill Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum nudum L. Diamond, Pete   14392002-04-23 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum acerifolium L. Diamond, Pete   15302002-07-25 United States, North Carolina, Davidson Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum L. NCZP00001949Diamond, Pete   15792002-09-19 United States, North Carolina, Davidson, along south-flowing drainage leading to Miller Creek. Located 0.5 mi S of where SR 2902 intersects SR 1516 at Davidson / Forsyth County line Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum acerifolium L. Diamond, Pete   19762006-05-04 United States, North Carolina, Randolph Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum rufidulum Raf. NCZP00000650Diamond, Pete   3341998-04-22 United States, North Carolina, Randolph, Location adjacent to Africa section tram road at service entrance to African Pavilion building NC Zoological Park Asheboro NC Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum nudum L. Diamond, Pete   3731998-06-24 United States, North Carolina, Henderson Full Record Details
NCZP	Viburnum dentatum L. NCZP00000645Diamond, Pete   3761998-06-24 United States, North Carolina, Henderson, At intersection with I-26 take US Hwy 64 west left on Dana Rd about one block to Tracy Grove Rd right on Duncan; follow first gravel road on right for about 1/4 miles bog located at bottom of hill Full Record Details

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