Dataset: MMNS
Taxa: Martyniaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Herbarium


MMNS
Proboscidea louisianica (P. Mill.) Thellung
MMNS012934John R. MacDonald   99041996-09-20
United States, Mississippi, Monroe, Roadside of Hwy. 8 at 0.2 mi. W of junction with Hwy. 45 alternate, 33.8403 -88.6099

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Proboscidea louisianica (P. Mill.) Thellung
MMNS027156Charles R. Gunn   109091975-00-00
United States, Mississippi, Washington, Rare along roadsides. Reddish flowers. Collected in section 21, S side of US 82, between Ann Drive In Road and Leland, ~ 0.2 mi E of ADIR near gas station., 33.40353 -90.89976

MMNS
Proboscidea louisianica (P. Mill.) Thellung
MMNS027191Charles R. Gunn   109101975-00-00
United States, Mississippi, Washington, Rare along roadsides. Reddish flowers. Collected in section 21, S side of US 82, between Ann Drive In Road and Leland, ~ 0.2 mi E of ADIR near gas station., 33.40353 -90.89976

MMNS
Ibicella lutea Van Eselt.
MMNS016874Charles T. Bryson   195602002-08-09
United States, Mississippi, Washington, ca 2.5 mi NE Stoneville, USDA-ARS Southern Weed Science Research Unit Farm., 33.43552 -90.88354

MMNS
Ibicella lutea Van Eselt.
MMNS016961Charles T. Bryson   188002001-07-11
United States, Mississippi, Washington, Grown at the USDA-ARS , Southern Weed Research Unit Farm, 2.5 mi NE of Stoneville (Delta Region) from seed collected ca 6 mi SW of Carthage, Leake Co, MS 12 Sep 2000 Bryson 18058 (SWSL), 33.42526 -90.91045

MMNS
MMNS039483Richard Carter   171062006-07-30
United States, California, Butte, N Chico, 0.3 mi N jct. Nord Hwy and Esplanade, between Esplanade and Hwy CA 99, 39.783583 -121.8886


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