Dataset: UNA-
Taxa: Melastomataceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Alabama Herbarium


UNA
UNA00066712John R. MacDonald, Robert Kral   
United States, Alabama, Barbour, detailed locality information protected

UNA
UNA00067235Alvin R. Diamond   Alvin R. Diamond 177252007-06-21
United States, Alabama, Butler, Butler County Hwy. 59, 4/10 mi. N of Hard Labor Creek., 31.69 -86.5

UNA
UNA00067237Alvin R. Diamond   Alvin R. Diamond 177282007-06-21
United States, Alabama, Butler, Butler County Hwy. 59, 4/10 mi. N of Hard Labor Creek., 31.69 -86.5

UNA
UNA00067271D. D. Spaulding, Courtney Graydon   D. D. Spaulding 123682005-08-28
United States, Alabama, Baldwin, Splinter Hill Bog in the upper Dyas Creek drainage (N of CR-49) off CR-11 (Splinter Hill road), from exit 45 of I-65. Southern Pine Hills district of the East Gulf Coastal Plain., 31.03 -87.67

UNA
UNA00069201Kevin England   Kevin England 9532008-08-27
United States, Alabama, Marengo, 2.1 air mi SW of Moscow., 32.42 -88.02

UNA
UNA00069241Kevin England   Kevin England 9092008-08-20
United States, Alabama, Marengo, 0.77 air mi ESE of Moscow., 32.44 -87.97

UNA
UNA00070142Alfred Schotz   
United States, Alabama, Covington, detailed locality information protected

UNA
UNA00072904L. J. Davenport   L. J. Davenport 43452010-06-18
United States, Alabama, Covington, Off Co Rd 102 at edge of Gator Pond, ca 16 mi S of Andalusia, 31.08 -85.44

UNA
UNA00074168Russell A. Meigs   Russell A. Meigs 18141981-09-02
Honduras, Francisco Morazan, 0.5 km. S of Agalteca., 14.43 -87.26, 768 - 768m

UNA
UNA00074910S. Ginzbarg   S. Ginzbarg 10972003-09-25
United States, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Rose Towers pond. University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, 33.21 -87.54, 58 - 58m


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Google Map

Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.

Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.