Dataset: TTRS
Taxa: Dioscoreaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Tall Timbers Research Station


TTRS
TTRS_000000947Godfrey, Robert K.   1981-11-17
United States, Georgia, Thomas, Greenwood Plantation Homeplace. Branch at "E" Bridge crossing., 30.86415255 -83.91919659

TTRS
Dioscorea quaternata J. F. Gmelin
TTRS_000000952Burks, Kathleen Craddock   751992-06-16
United States, Florida, Leon, Infrequent in shaded ground cover of mesic hammock S of nature trail from picnic area at Tom Brown Park, SE Tallahassee. SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 Sec 34, T1N R1E. Voucher for Native Forest Project, from site 25A, 30.45845973 -84.27766976

TTRS
Dioscorea quaternata J. F. Gmelin
TTRS_000001692Godfrey, Robert K.   830561989-04-07
United States, Florida, Lafayette, Mesic hammock, Woodyard Hammock, Tall Timbers Research Station., 29.98534442 -83.18093196

TTRS
TTRS_000000948Godfrey, Robert K.   602841961-05-13
United States, Florida, Columbia, Maple-beech woodland on limestone, at Ichetucknee Springs., 30.22361648 -82.62171388

TTRS
TTRS_000000949Mitchell, Richard S.   2861960-04-22
United States, Florida, Jackson, Twining at tips of branches on slippery elm near the golf course, at Marianna Caverns State Park., 30.79580637 -85.21588682

TTRS
TTRS_000000950Godfrey, Robert K.   8240
United States, Florida, Franklin, Locally abundant in open stand of longlear/slash pine; just within and to left of entrance to Ft. Gadsden State Historic Area, WSW of Sumatra, to W of Fla. Rt. 65., 29.89014672 -84.79966536

TTRS
TTRS_000000951Godfrey, Robert K.   82400
United States, Florida, Franklin, Locally abundant in open stand of longleaf/slash pine; just within and to left of entrance to Ft. Gadsden State Historic Area, WSW of Sumatra, to W of Fla. Rt. 65., 29.89014672 -84.79966536


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