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Georgia Southern University Herbarium
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS007406Mellinger, Marie   18491960-10-13 United States, Georgia, Chatham County, Escaped into woods, near Whispering Pines gate, Pine Barren Road Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS023079Drapalik, D. J.   6331962-10-06 United States, California, Orange County, East side of University Lake. Approx. 2 miles southwest of Carrboro, North Carolina Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS502049Wilkerson, .; Wills, .   641998-09-28 Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS023078Drapalik, D. J.   10821963-07-30 United States, North Carolina, Orange County, UNC. In between Coker Hall and Memorial Hospital. Chapel Hill, North Carolina Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS028957Harman, Calvin   s.n.1965-05-15 United States, Georgia, Meriwether County, Meriwether Co. Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS028956Trapnell, Penny   2811964-05-20 United States, Georgia, Bulloch County, Bulloch Co., 32.425 -81.7333333 Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS504366G. & H.   1191999-11-10 United States, Georgia, Bulloch County, ON THE GSU CAMPUS. Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS510788Unknown   s.n.1979-10-29 United States, Georgia, Bulloch County, Georgia Southern University campus Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia grandiflora GAS028955Bruckmair, Scott T.; Middleton, Josh G.   291999-06-01 United States, Georgia, Bulloch County, Bulloch Co., 32.425 -81.7333333 Full Record Details
GAS	Abelia chinensis R.Br. GAS028954LeBlanc, Renee M.; Sluss, Laura C.   291999-06-01 United States, Georgia, Bulloch County, Bulloch Co., 32.425 -81.7333333 Full Record Details

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