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Dataset: MEM
Taxa: amsonia => Amsonia, Amsonia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Memphis Herbarium

MEM
MEM013549Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   69E13.11969-05-30
United States, Kentucky, Crittenden
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MEM004961Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   25591960-08-21
United States, Georgia, Wilcox
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MEM005679Raymond Athey   1351968-05-06
United States, Kentucky, McCracken
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MEM006306Raymond Athey   16701972-05-10
United States, Kentucky, Marshall
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MEM012108Raymond Athey   32511976-04-16
United States, Kentucky, Lyon
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MEM011591Raymond Athey   30071975-05-10
United States, Kentucky, Livingston
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MEM011558Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   69E11.21969-05-30
United States, Kentucky, Crittenden
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MEM012192Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   71E14.11971-05-13
United States, Kentucky, Carlisle
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MEM007640Raymond Athey   1751968-05-18
United States, Kentucky, Ballard
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MEM009060John E. Thompson Jr.   8491972-05-11
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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MEM017153Vernon M. Bates Jr.   23091981-05-02
United States, Tennessee, Hardeman
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MEM015915S.W. Leonard   13321968-04-24
United States, North Carolina, Stanly
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MEM009259Raymond Athey   s.n.1971-04-12
United States, Florida, Jackson
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MEM018226C. Fredrick Deneke   18491980-05-10
United States, Arkansas, St. Francis
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MEM012906Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   69B11.11969-04-11
United States, Alabama, Dale
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MEM013075Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   72C14.11972-05-11
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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