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University of North Carolina at Pembroke Herbarium
PEMB	Centaurea cyanus L. PEMB0000410Bradley, Ted R.   35081966-09-22 United States, South Carolina, Florence, Along railroad in N Florence off US 52 Full Record Details
PEMB	Centaurea cyanus L. PEMB0000412Butler, Lynnette E.   412002-04-14 United States, North Carolina, Scotland, Morgan Street at Ida Mill Road intersection Laurel Hill, 34.80249 -79.537171 Full Record Details
PEMB	Centaurea cyanus L. PEMB0000413Post, Sidney   322008-04-10 United States, North Carolina, Robeson, Along Rail Road Tracks that run parallel to the County small Park right after the Burger King, Pembroke, NC, 34.684278 -79.199618 Full Record Details
PEMB	Centaurea cyanus L. PEMB0000414McLellan, Kelly   152000-03-31 United States, North Carolina, Robeson, Pembroke... Growing near the stop sign at the end of First Street, 34.686828 -79.198782 Full Record Details
PEMB	Centaurea cyanus L. PEMB0000415Locklear, Jared   152007-03-25 United States, North Carolina, Robeson, Along railroad at the intersection with College Street and Barker Street. Found directly on the northern side of the railroad, approx .2 mi N of Hwy 711 and .2 mi W of Union Chapel Road, 34.682681 -79.195617 Full Record Details
PEMB	Centaurea cyanus L. PEMB0000416Campbell, Kizzy   442000-03-26 United States, North Carolina, Robeson, Lumberton 134 Raspberry Lane off Carthage Road 3 mi away from Santa's Forest Full Record Details
PEMB	Centaurea benedicta (L.) L. PEMB0000417Leonard, Steven Worth   31721970-05-13 United States, North Carolina, Chatham, Just N of the jct of Co Rt 1700 and US 15-501 N of Pittsboro, 35.793859 -79.1003 Full Record Details

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