Dataset: KSP-
Taxa: Loganiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Pittsburg State University, Theodore M. Sperry Herbarium


KSP
KSP023838W.W. Holland   37451977-06-21
United States, Texas, Bandera, 2 miles northeast of Bandera, 29.735647 -99.041644

KSP
KSP013093William H. Ellis   1301965-06-15
United States, Kentucky, Trigg, 4 miles north of U.S. 68 on Ky. 289 along Barkley reservoir in cleared bottomland along roadside near Crooked Creek

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KSP014179Steven W. Leonard   
United States, North Carolina, Pickens, detailed locality information protected

KSP
KSP014178Stephen L. Timme   95941989-05-29
United States, Alabama, Lauderdale, Wildwood City Park (Florence) off Hwy 14 (Waterloo Rd.) ca 1.5 mi E of Hwy 20 (Savanna Hwy), along Cypress Creek T3S R11W S9; 34.80444 -87.69666, 34.80444 -87.69666

KSP
KSP023841W.W. Holland   52661985-05-18
United States, Arkansas, Conway, Southwest of Morrilton

KSP
KSP023840Les Stidham   s.n.1974-05-29
United States, Arkansas, Polk, Rich Mountain

KSP
KSP023839J. Ulrikson   s.n.1963-05-12
United States, Arkansas, Polk, 2 miles south of Mena

KSP
KSP023843Wm. L. Ellison   10031970-05-06
United States, Georgia, Burke, Shell Bluff

KSP
KSP013078Willam H. Ellis   s.n.1966-06-16
United States, Kentucky, Trigg, Along roadside between markers 5G2 and 5H2 on Smith Creek Road

KSP
KSP023844Jeffrey L. Raey   3231977-04-23
United States, Louisiana, Natchitoches, SW of Derry

KSP
Mitreola petiolata (J.F. Gmel.) Torr. & A. Gray
KSP023826S.W. Leonard   22021968-10-23
United States, North Carolina, Columbus, Under bridge over Waccamaw River on County Rt. 1928

KSP
Mitreola petiolata (J.F. Gmel.) Torr. & A. Gray
KSP023827W.W. Holland   37321977-06-21
United States, Texas, Bandera, 2 miles northeast of Bandera, 29.735647 -99.041644


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Google Map

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