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Dataset: MEM
Taxa: Heliotropium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Memphis Herbarium

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MEM014603Vernon M. Bates Jr.   1001977-09-25
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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MEM014231Dan Morris   s.n.1978-11-04
United States, Tennessee, Tipton
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MEM000987Pam Boggs   s.n.1965-06-00
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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MEM018329Michele Connelly   1111978-10-06
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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MEM011685John E. Thompson Jr.   3481971-07-27
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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MEM000986J.G. Phillips   s.n.1962-07-10
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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MEM014268Fred Deneke   1851978-10-07
United States, Tennessee, Lake
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MEM014225Dan Morris   s.n.1978-10-12
United States, Tennessee, Hardeman
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MEM015830Vernon Bates Jr.   19241980-10-04
United States, Tennessee, Fayette
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MEM015217Vernon M. Bates Jr.   16851979-07-12
United States, Tennessee, Dyer
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MEM016654Vernon Bates   10431980-06-26
United States, Tennessee, Crockett
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MEM016855S.W. Leonard   22191968-10-28
United States, North Carolina, Hyde
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MEM004414Raymond Athey   7861969-08-28
United States, Kentucky, McCracken
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MEM000377Joe Bruna   s.n.1963-06-00
United States, Kentucky, Henderson
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MEM006694Raymond Athey   24341973-07-27
United States, Kentucky, Calloway
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MEM010840Elizabeth M. Browne, Edward T. Browne Jr.   71J1.61971-09-24
United States, Arkansas, White
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MEM018155C. Fredrick Deneke   11151979-08-09
United States, Arkansas, St. Francis
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Heliotropium tenellum (Nutt.) Torr.
MEM017440Raymond Athey   43471979-07-02
United States, Kentucky, Logan
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MEM020561Alison Lang   102015-09-28
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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