Dataset: GMUF-Plants
Taxa: Suaeda
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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George Mason University, Ted R. Bradley Herbarium


GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0001760Ted Bradley   208651984-07-22
United States, Virginia, Northampton, rte. 639 in Oyster

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0002463Ted Bradley   208671984-07-22
United States, Virginia, Northampton, Rte. 639 in Oyster

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0002464Ted Bradley, Gary Lam   197241983-08-10
United States, Virginia, Northampton, Along T-1110 in Cape Charles

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0002465Kim D. Bowling Largen, Dr. Ted Bradley   2321985-10-13
United States, Virginia, Mathews, End of rte. 600 at Mobjack Bay

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0002466Susan Grimshaw   51151971-10-09
United States, Virginia, Gloucester, Gloucester Pt.

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0002467M. Workman   82261975-07-13
United States, Virginia, Accomack, Along Battle Point, n. of Wachapreagne

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
GMUF-0032359Ted Bradley, Gary Lam   196771983-08-19
United States, Virginia, Middlesex, Greys Point, U.S. 3 at the Rappahannock River

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda maritima (L.) Dumort.
GMUF-0002497Gary Fleming   100791994-10-13
United States, Virginia, Accomack, Wallops Island/NASA Flight Facility, SW of Chincoteague Island.

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda maritima (L.) Dumort.
GMUF-0002498Gary Fleming   62211991-10-20
United States, Virginia, Accomack, on sandy edge of slat marsh bordering Chincoteague Channel near town of Chincoteague boat docks at SW end of Va 175

GMUF:Plants
Suaeda maritima (L.) Dumort.
GMUF-0002499Gary Fleming   100921994-10-14
United States, Virginia, Northampton, Disturbed salt marsh edges and oyster shell slag, at terminus of Rte 639 in Oyster.


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