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Dataset: HUDC-
Taxa: Lentibulariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Howard University Herbarium

HUDC
HUDC00007440   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007441   
United States, North Carolina
HUDC
HUDC00007442   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007443   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007444   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007445Unknown   s.n.1887-06-00
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown
HUDC
HUDC00007449   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007450   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007451   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007452   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007453   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007455   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007456   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00007457   
United States, Massachusetts
HUDC
HUDC00008083   
Germany
HUDC
HUDC00007434   
Sweden
HUDC
HUDC00007435   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007436   
United States, Georgia
HUDC
HUDC00007437   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007438   
United States, Florida
HUDC
HUDC00007439   
Sweden
HUDC
HUDC00007446   
HUDC
HUDC00008084Unknown   s.n.1881-07-00
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown
HUDC
HUDC00007447H. David Hammond   43741966-08-11
United States, Delaware, Sussex, just North of Rehoboth Beach, 38.720945 -75.076014
HUDC
HUDC00007448H. David Hammond   43741966-08-11
United States, Delaware, Sussex, Farming and woodland area just North of Rehoboth Beach, 38.716779 -75.076014
HUDC
HUDC00007454Unknown   s.n.1887-08-18
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown
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