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Dataset: VPI
Taxa: sida => Sida, Sida
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Massey Herbarium

VPI
VPI-V-0008239   
United States, Virginia, Pittsylvania
VPI
Sida elliottii Torr. & A. Gray
VPI-V-0043575   
United States, Virginia
VPI
Sida inflexa Fernald
VPI-V-0043574   
United States, Virginia
VPI
Sida hermaphrodita (L.) Rusby
VPI-V-0043573   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0043566   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0043565   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0043564   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0043563   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044026   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044027   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044028   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044029   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044030   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044031   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044032   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044033   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044034   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044035   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044036   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044037   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044038   
United States, West Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044039   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044040   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044041   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044042   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044043   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044044   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0044045   
United States, Virginia
VPI
VPI-V-0050817   
United States, Louisiana
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