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Dataset: WVA-
Taxa: Nelumbonaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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West Virginia University Herbarium

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WVA-V-0017974   
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WVA-V-0017973   
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WVA-V-0061549Loy R. Phillippe   117661982-08-24
United States, West Virginia, Harrison, Salem, 2.7 mi. directly east of; US 50, south on; Lake Floyd, SE end of, 324m
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WVA-V-0061550William N. Grafton   2001-08-30
United States, West Virginia, Mason, Green Bottom Wildlife Management Area; Guyan Creek area
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WVA-V-0061552William N. Grafton   1999-09-26
United States, West Virginia, Mason, McClintic Wildlife Management Area
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WVA-V-0061551William N. Grafton   2001-08-30
United States, West Virginia, Cabell, Green Bottom Wildlife Management Area
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WVA-V-0061553William N. Grafton   2005-06-21
United States, West Virginia, Mason, McClintic Wildlife Management Area; Dog barn, near
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WVA-V-0061554Eugene E. Hutton   117661984-07-28
United States, West Virginia, Mason, Pt. Pleasant, near; McClintick Wildlife Area
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WVA-V-0061585Eugene E. Hutton   1984-07-28
United States, West Virginia, Mason, Point Pleasant, near; McClintic Wildlife Area
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