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Dataset: UCHT-
Taxa: Monotropa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Tennessee, Chattanooga

UCHT
UCHT007872Vernon Bates, I. Sandra Elsik   2231984-07-23
United States, Massachusetts, Middlesex, E. side of Middlesex Fells Reservation. S end of Dark Hollow Pond, near Bear Hill Road entrance., 30m
UCHT
UCHT007873Raymond Athey   1974-09-14
United States, Massachusetts, Essex, Rockport, Dogwood Common.
UCHT
UCHT022020   
United States, Georgia, Walker
UCHT
UCHT022021   
United States, Tennessee, Bradley
UCHT
UCHT022022   
United States, Tennessee
UCHT
UCHT022023   
United States, North Carolina
UCHT
UCHT022024   
United States, Tennessee, Marion
UCHT
UCHT022025   
United States, Tennessee, Dekalb
UCHT
UCHT022026   
United States, Washington, Clallam
UCHT
UCHT022027   
United States, Tennessee, Hamilton
UCHT
UCHT022028   
United States, Tennessee, Marion
UCHT
UCHT022029   
United States, Tennessee, Dekalb
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UCHT022030   
United States, Alabama, Lowndes
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UCHT022031   
United States, Tennessee, Lewis
UCHT
UCHT022032   
United States, Tennessee, Polk
UCHT
UCHT022033   
United States, Tennessee, Hamilton
UCHT
UCHT022034   
United States, Georgia, Dade
UCHT
UCHT022035   
United States, Georgia, Walker
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UCHT022036   
United States, Alabama, Covington
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UCHT022037   
United States, Washington, Skagit
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UCHT022038   
United States, Tennessee
UCHT
UCHT022039   
United States, Tennessee
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UCHT022040   
United States, Tennessee
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UCHT022041   
United States, Tennessee
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UCHT022042   
United States, Tennessee, Dekalb
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UCHT022043   
United States, Tennessee, Polk
UCHT
UCHT022044   
United States, Tennessee, Marion
UCHT
UCHT022045   
United States, Tennessee
UCHT
UCHT037029   
United States, North Carolina, Macon
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