Dataset: MUR-
Taxa: Myricaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Murray State University Herbarium


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MUR01091Fawn   1051957-06-18
UNITED STATES, North Carolina, Orange, UNC campus, Chapel Hill, 35.91306 -79.05611

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MUR02111Ted Bradley, M. Sears, Bannister   34731966-09-10
UNITED STATES, North Carolina, Carteret, Near entrance to Ft Macon State Park, E of Atlantic Beach, 34.69889 -76.74056

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MUR02636Robert F. Britt   30491969-03-20
UNITED STATES, North Carolina, Robeson, 4.5 m SSW of St Paul's along CR 1765 and Ten Mile Swamp, 34.807329 -78.972746

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MUR21674R. L. Wilbur   34271953-05-24
United States, Georgia, Brooks, .5 m NE of Barney, 31.008063 -83.513056

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MUR22962Julia E. Seward   8331991-10-09
United States, Georgia, Seminole, Lake Seminole, Harvel's Pond., 30.79862 -84.8632

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MUR03091S. W. Leonard   12751968-04-16
UNITED STATES, South Carolina, Berkeley, 1.2 m E of Honey Hill fire tower, 33.19028 -79.575817

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MUR21675G. L. Plummer, T. M. Pullen, Jr.   1962-04-21
United States, Georgia, Toombs, 2.5 m N of court house, 32.19566 -82.31764

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MUR01092Robert F. Britt   30491964-09-20
UNITED STATES, North Carolina, Robeson, 4.5 m SSW of St Paul's along CR 1765 and Ten Mile Swamp, 34.807329 -78.972746

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MUR01093A. E. Radford   450991966-08-04
UNITED STATES, North Carolina, Dare, Near Duck, 36.16944 -75.75556

MUR
MUR02218A. E. Radford   450991966-08-04
UNITED STATES, North Carolina, Dare, Near Duck, 36.16944 -75.75556

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Comptonia peregrina (L.) J.M. Coult.
MUR01094J. Urban   101965-06-22
UNITED STATES, Michigan, Oscoda, Red Oak, 44.70972 -84.29222


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