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Dataset: USAM-
Taxa: asparagus => Asparagus, Asparagus => Asparagus officinalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of South Alabama Herbarium

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USAM_000008139Michel G. Lelong   188.11960-08-21
United States, Iowa, Story, Washington TWP. Along margin of amusement area and ball park. Brookside Park, Ames.
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USAM_000008140S.J. Lombardo & D>R> Windler   36211971-07-18
United States, Maryland, Cecil, weedy field in bottom land along Susquehanna River / mile S. of the Conowingo Dam
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USAM_000008138S. W. Leonard   23991969-04-28
United States, North Carolina, New Hanover, at U.S. 17-74 bridge over North East River, Wilmington.
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USAM_000008137Michel G. Lelong   104161978-07-22
United States, Alabama, Mobile, Plant cultivated in our garden.
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USAM_000008141Colliney d'Hyeres   
United States, Alabama
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USAM_000008135Michel G. Lelong   112311980-06-28
United States, Alabama, Mobile, Along Old Shell Road, about 2 blocks east of Sage Avenue intersection, under overpass of Gulf, Mobile and Ohio RR tracks, West Mobile.
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USAM_000008134Michel G. Lelong   104011978-06-25
United States, Alabama, Mobile, Along Hillview Rd, about 100 feet N of its junction with Airport Blvd, West Mobile.
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USAM_000008133Norman Rogers   471970-06-22
United States, Alabama, Lee, In front of Peanut Lab on Auburn Univ. Agronomy Farm, Auburn.
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USAM_000008136Michel G. Lelong   8244.31974-12-05
United States, Alabama, Mobile, Hillview Road, about 100 feet north of Airport Blvd. West Mobile.
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