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Campbell University Herbarium
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00004630Caroline E. Wilson   1042016-11-10 United States, North Carolina, Harnett, immediately north of intersection of Leslie Campbell Avenue and US Highway 421 South., 35.407608 -78.746864 Full Record Details
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00004623Caroline E. Wilson   1042016-11-10 United States, North Carolina, Harnett, immediately N of intersection of Leslie Campbell Avenue and US Highway 421 South, 35.407608 -78.746864 Full Record Details
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00001851Stacie R. Williams   3312015-05-15 United States, North Carolina, Harnett, Campbell University Campus. Keith Hills Golf Course., 35.389581 -78.752044 Full Record Details
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00000975J. Christopher Havran   2014.3132014-10-23 United States, North Carolina, Harnett, Raven Rock State Park. Margins of Moccasin Branch Road at crossing over Moccasin Branch Stream; 35.450122 -78.903458, 35.450122 -78.903458 Full Record Details
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00000713J. Christopher Havran   2014.2402014-09-12 United States, North Carolina, Harnett, Campbell University Campus. At intersection of Leslie Campbell Road and NC 27, 35.407578 -78.746942 Full Record Details
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00004361Workman, Elizabeth R.   382010-05-31 United States, North Carolina, Robeson, Between the Lumber River and Deep Branch Road, 3.7 kilometers east of Chicken Rd., 34.628633 -79.143517 Full Record Details
CAU	Cyrilla racemiflora L. CAU00001587Stacie R Williams   3172015-05-18 United States, North Carolina, Harnett, Campbell University Campus. Keith Hills Golf Course. Margins of rocky creek., 35.387919 -78.752433 Full Record Details

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