Dataset: SRSC-
Taxa: Elyonurus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Sul Ross University, A. Michael Powell Herbarium


SRSC
00018222   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018223   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018224   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018225   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018226   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018227   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018228   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018229   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018230   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018231   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018232   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018233   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018234   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018235   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018236   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018237   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018238   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018239   
USA, Texas, Jeff Davis

SRSC
00018240   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018241   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018242   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018243   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018244   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018245   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018246   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018247   
USA, Texas, Presidio

SRSC
00018248   
USA, Texas, Brewster

SRSC
00018249   
USA, Texas, Brewster

SRSC
00018250   
USA, Texas, Brewster

SRSC
00018251   
USA, Texas, Brewster

SRSC
00018252   
USA, Texas, Brewster

SRSC
Elyonurus tripsacoides Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
00018253   
USA, Texas, Atascosa

SRSC
Elyonurus tripsacoides Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
00018254   
USA, Texas, Kenedy

SRSC
Elyonurus tripsacoides Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
00018255   
USA, Texas, San Patricio


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