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Dataset: MMNS
Taxa: asparagus => Asparagus, Asparagus => Asparagus officinalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Herbarium

MMNS
MMNS001289John Burris   741742003-04-30
United States, Mississippi, Lafayette, University of MS Campus, behind physical plant., 34.364 -89.533
MMNS
MMNS004980Michael B. Brooks   1861977-05-14
United States, Mississippi, Hancock, Bay St. Louis, ca 2.5 mi NW of Hwy 90, on N Beach Blvd, near Cedar Point., 30.34315 -89.34172
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MMNS011130M. Wayne Morris   29331987-07-15
United States, Mississippi, Grenada, ca 2 mi S of Holcomb, Loess Bluffs Region, 33.72804 -89.96678
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MMNS011437Daniel T. Carraway   2891988-08-30
United States, Mississippi, Jasper, Tallahalla Wildlife Mgmt Area, ca 1.2 mi E of the intersection of MS 505 and Forest Service #506, along roadside running through Quarterliah Creek bottom., 32.20268 -89.25808
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MMNS016362Robert Mills   s.n.1965-07-12
United States, Mississippi, Hinds, sandy roadside
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MMNS021916Lucas C. Majure   31662008-05-05
United States, Mississippi, Lauderdale, Vicinity of Toomsuba, ca 0.25 mi N of Interstate 20 at junction w/Hwy 11 and Alamucha-Toomsuba Rd., 32.42208 -88.50775
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