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

VT
UVMVT277978   
United States
VT
UVMVT277979   
United States
VT
UVMVT277980   
United States
VT
UVMVT277981   
Colombia
VT
UVMVT277982   
Mexico
VT
UVMVT277983   
Brazil
VT
UVMVT277984   
Mexico
VT
UVMVT277985   
Nicaragua
VT
UVMVT277986   
Nicaragua
VT
UVMVT277987   
Guadeloupe
VT
UVMVT277988   
United States
VT
UVMVT277989   
United States
VT
UVMVT277990   
United States
VT
UVMVT277991   
United States
VT
UVMVT277992   
United States
VT
UVMVT277993Hill, S. R.   125811983-03-16
United States, Florida, Collier, Friendship Rd (unimproved), Corkscrew Island, Rte. 846, 4.2 mi E of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary., 26.421965 -81.559546
VT
UVMVT277994   
Nicaragua
VT
UVMVT277995   
Argentina
VT
UVMVT277996   
Argentina
VT
UVMVT277997   
Taiwan, Province of China
VT
UVMVT277998Hosein, A.   1902-00-00
India, Chandernagore, 22.862249 88.367962
VT
UVMVT293482Hill, S.R.   221581991-03-22
Dominica, Saint Paul, Archbold Tropical Research Center, Springfield Estate, Imperial Hwy, 366m
VT
UVMVT293483Hill, S.R.   130081983-07-08
Brazil, Amazonas, E bank of rio Abacaxis, black water, across from Axinim, fazenda of Francisco Ceará., -4.166666667 -58.683333333
VT
UVMVT296705Weston Testo   2409
United States, Florida
VT
UVMVT298345S.R. Hill   393802014-05-07
United States, Florida, Franklin, East side of Rt. 65, Apalachicola National Forest, Ft. Gadsden area, about 6.7 miles south of Sumatra., 30.09514 -85.03601, 11m
VT
Scoparia dulois
UVMVT298827V. Solis Neffa   194
Argentina, Corrientes
VT
Scoparia lanceolata
UVMVT332447W.W. Eggleston   1520
United States, Vermont
VT
UVMVT332448D.S. Conant   1262
United States, Florida
VT
UVMVT332530E. Narvaez   634
Nicaragua, Zelaya
VT
UVMVT026789Pringle, C. G.   48511894-09-08
México, Oaxaca, Near Oaxaca
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