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Dataset: FUGR-
Taxa: Gelsemiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Furman University, Ives Herbarium

FUGR
FUGR0011861   
United States, Louisiana, East Baton Rouge
FUGR
FUGR0011860   
United States, Georgia, Long
FUGR
FUGR0011859   
United States, Florida, Volusia
FUGR
FUGR0011858   
United States, Florida, Highlands
FUGR
FUGR0011857   
United States, Florida, Highlands
FUGR
FUGR0011856   
United States, Georgia, Dekalb
FUGR
FUGR0011855   
United States, Georgia, Oglethorpe
FUGR
FUGR0011854   
United States, Florida, Highlands
FUGR
FUGR0011852   
United States, South Carolina, Calhoun
FUGR
FUGR0011851   
United States, South Carolina, Calhoun
FUGR
FUGR0011850   
United States, South Carolina, Calhoun
FUGR
FUGR0011849   
United States, South Carolina, Calhoun
FUGR
FUGR0011848   
United States, South Carolina, Newberry
FUGR
FUGR0011847   
United States, North Carolina, Brunswick
FUGR
FUGR0011846   
United States, South Carolina, Lexington
FUGR
FUGR0011845   
United States, South Carolina, Marion
FUGR
FUGR0011844   
United States, North Carolina, Perquimans
FUGR
FUGR0011843   
United States, South Carolina, Orangeburg
FUGR
FUGR0011842   
United States, South Carolina, Orangeburg
FUGR
FUGR0011841   
United States, South Carolina, Lancaster
FUGR
FUGR0011840   
United States, South Carolina, Greenwood
FUGR
FUGR0011839   
United States, North Carolina, Harnett
FUGR
FUGR0011838   
United States, South Carolina, Spartanburg
FUGR
FUGR0011837   
United States, South Carolina, Greenville
FUGR
FUGR0011853   
United States, Florida, Liberty
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Google Map

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