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

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Howard University Herbarium


HUDC
HUDC00007743Hugh O'Neill   s.n.1930-07-29
United States, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, Brookland, 38.932889 -76.984142

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Nepsera aquatica (Aubl.) Naud.
HUDC00007757   
Puerto Rico

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HUDC00007761Unknown   s.n.0000-07-00
United States, Unknown, Unknown, from Massachusetts to Virginia, southward and westward

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HUDC00007762H. David Hammond   35411965-07-13
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Regional Park, below ball fields, 39.053442 -77.031922

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HUDC00007763H. David Hammond   35411965-07-13
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Reagional Park, below ball fields, 39.055042 -77.034669

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HUDC00007764H. David Hammond   42201966-07-08
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, North side of MD-193 (Greenbelt Rd); opposite from Greenbelt Park, via Greenbelt

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HUDC00007765H. David Hammond   42201966-07-08
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Greenbelt Park, N side of MD 193

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HUDC00007766   
United States, North Carolina

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HUDC00007767H. David Hammond   42661966-07-22
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Greenbelt Park (Nat'l), along sewer-line path, Coastal plain

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HUDC00007768H. David Hammond   42191966-07-08
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, North side Greenbelt Rd. Md. 193, opposite of Greenbelt Park

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HUDC00007769H. David Hammond   43861966-08-11
United States, Delaware, Sussex, Near Cape May-Lewes Ferry Slip, near Cape Henlopen, behind town dump, 38.774556 -75.13935

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HUDC00007770H. David Hammond   30751964-10-11
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, north of Suitland road, west and north of Suitland Parkway, origin of Henson Creek

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HUDC00007771   
United States, Connecticut

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HUDC00007772   
United States, Rhode Island

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HUDC00007773   
United States, Massachusetts


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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