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Dataset: VT-
Taxa: Coronopus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243380   
United States
VT
UVMVT243381Hill, S. R.   333312001-04-07
United States, Louisiana, Orleans, New Orleans; southwest side of Cleveland Avenue, parking area below the northwest of Route 1-10., 29.9581 -90.0794, 0 - 3m
VT
UVMVT243382Hill, S. R.   192791988-05-12
United States, South Carolina, Anderson, 44 Pendleton Place Apartments, Woody Road; Pendleton., 34.651773 -82.783752
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243383R.D. Thomas   22728
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243384   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243385   
Bermuda
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243386   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243387   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243388   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243389   
United States
VT
UVMVT243390Hill, S. R.   314111999-04-25
United States, South Carolina, Oconee, Near office, Walhalla Motel, E Main Street, Walhalla., 34.764818 -83.064042
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243392   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243393   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243394   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243395   
Tunisia
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243396   
Ireland
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243397   
Italy
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT243398   
Ireland
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT247343   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT276256   
United States
VT
Coronopus Zinn
UVMVT276257   
Denmark
VT
UVMVT317093S.R. Hill   18095
United States, South Carolina
VT
UVMVT317094S.R. Hill   24854
United States, South Carolina
VT
UVMVT317095R.F. Thorne   42726
United States, California
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