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Dataset: SWMT
Taxa: Primulaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Rhodes College Herbarium

SWMT
SWMT02970George Neville Jones   1936-05-02
United States, Washington, Mason
SWMT
SWMT02969Legit J. F. Joor, M. D.   1874-04-00
United States, Louisiana, East Baton Rouge
SWMT
SWMT02972Arlo I. Smith   1936-07-10
United States, California
SWMT
SWMT02974John Olsen   1981-06-29
United States, Virginia, Giles
SWMT
SWMT02973Steve Wehlan   1982-07-00
United States, Maine, Hancock
SWMT
SWMT02975Steve Wehlan   1982-07-00
United States, Maine, Hancock
SWMT
SWMT02976John H Davis   1937-06-00
United States, North Carolina
SWMT
SWMT02977John Olsen   1981-06-23
United States, Virginia, Giles
SWMT
SWMT02978Paul O. Schallert   1954-06-27
United States, North Carolina
SWMT
Lysimachia terrestris (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
SWMT02979Steve Wehlan   1982-06-00
United States, Maine, Hancock
SWMT
Samodia ebracteata (Kunth) Baudo
SWMT02981   1947-05-10
United States, Florida, Pinellas
SWMT
SWMT02980Steve Wehlan   1982-09-00
United States, Maine, Hancock
SWMT
SWMT02982Steve Wehlan   1982-07-00
United States, Maine, Hancock
SWMT
SWMT02983Arlo I. Smith   1936-05-16
United States, Washington, King
SWMT
SWMT02984N. M. Smith   
United States, Washington, King
SWMT
SWMT02985N M Smith   1935-08-00
United States, Washington, King
SWMT
SWMT02986Arlo I. Smith   1936-06-30
United States, Oregon, Jefferson
SWMT
SWMT02988Noreen McDonald   1936-05-13
United States, Washington, King
SWMT
SWMT02987Noreen McDonald   1936-05-13
United States, Washington, King
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