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Tall Timbers Research Station
TTRS	Krameria lanceolata Torrey TTRS_000007254Godfrey, Robert K.   71871978-06-17 United States, Florida, Clay, Family camping area in Goldhead Branch State Park, Clay Co, Fla. Sandy soil with Turkey Oak and longleaf pine. Flowers purplsih or maroon; stems shaggy- pubescent with long hairs; stems more or less prostrate; fruit with stout spines., 29.98177393 -81.86232048 Full Record Details
TTRS	Krameria lanceolata Torrey TTRS_000007255Godfrey, Robert K.   813241984-05-18 United States, Florida, Liberty, Scattered plants about with stems virtually spreading prostrately; longleaf pine-scrub oak sand ridge, Alum Bluff properties of Nature Conservatory, N of Bristol., 30.24113757 -84.88308346 Full Record Details
TTRS	Krameria lanceolata Torrey TTRS_000007256Gholson Jr., A.   98221982-06-08 United States, Florida, Liberty, West side SR 270, 4.5 miles south of jct with SR 271, south edge of Sweetwater Community, Liberty Co, Fla. Dry sandy soild along edge of pine plantation; Taxon woody towards base; taxon in flower and fruit, 30.24113757 -84.88308346 Full Record Details
TTRS	Krameria lanceolata Torrey TTRS_000007257Gholson Jr., A.   97111982-05-13 United States, Florida, Liberty, About 1.0 mile East of the Sweetwater community, sec 8, T1N, R7W, Liberty Co, Florida (a short distance south of pipeline). Deep dry sandy soil in Turkey Oak-Blue Jack Oak woods. Prostrate herb; Flowers reddish, 30.24113757 -84.88308346 Full Record Details
TTRS	Krameria lanceolata Torrey TTRS_000007258Godfrey, Robert K.   628741963-06-15 United States, Florida, Liberty, Longleaf pine, scrub oak sand ridge, 5.5 miles N of Bristol, 30.24113757 -84.88308346 Full Record Details

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