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Dataset: ETSU-
Taxa: croton => Croton,Croton texensis,Croton setigerus, Croton
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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East Tennessee State University, John C. Warden Herbarium

ETSU
ETSU005875Frosty Levy; Elaine Walker, Sollie Walker   2015-09-28
United States, Tennessee, Carter, Tweetise Trail, Valley Forge, mile 9.8, common in spots at edge of trail
ETSU
ETSU008351   
United States, South Carolina, Horry
ETSU
Croton gladulosus var. septentrionalis
Frosty Levy   2014-07-11
United States, Tennessee, Washington, Johnson City, in lot between Sevier and Watauga on St. of Franklin Rd, near RR tracks, in sun of open lot; common along R.R.
ETSU
Frosty Levy; Elaine Walker, Sollie Walker   2015-09-20
United States, Tennessee, Unicoi, along Nolichucky River, across from Devil's Looking Glass, riverside in sandy soil in sun
ETSU
Croton glanduolsus var. septentrionalis
Frosty Levy; Elaine Walker   2014-08-11
United States, Tennessee, Unicoi, Chestoa Road, just E of R.R. bridge over Nolichucky R, dry soil in slope of RR embankment
ETSU
ETSU009955Frosty Levy   123042012-08-10
United States, Tennessee, Washington, Johnson City, along RR east of University Pkwy, near railroad embankment
ETSU
Croton gladulosa L. var. septentrionalis Muller de Aargau
Frosty Levy   2019-07-08
United States, Tennessee, Unicoi, north side of Nolichucky River, 1/4 mi downstream from Chestoa Bridge
ETSU
Croton gladulosa L. var. septentrionalis Muller de Aargau
ETSU026425Frosty Levy   195902019-07-08
United States, Tennessee, Unicoi, north side of Nolichucky River, 1/4 mi downstream from Chestoa Bridge
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