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Dataset: LSUA-
Taxa: Betulaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Louisiana State University of Alexandria Herbarium

LSUA:270
Alnus serrulata (Aiton) Willd.
410Ben F. Martin   1976-10-14
United States, Louisiana, Rapides, Collected at Evangeline Primitive Campsite, 5 miles SE of Gardner
LSUA:54
Alnus serrulata (Aiton) Willd.
411James Herrin   1983-04-19
United States, Louisiana, Rapides, Collected at Evangeline Primitive Campsite, 5 miles SE of Gardner
LSUA:119
Alnus serrulata (Aiton) Willd.
412Ben F. Martin   1974-06-07
United States, Louisiana, Grant, Collected along Mack Branch, about 10 miles NE of Pollock
LSUA:12
413Ben F. Martin   1973-10-12
United States, Louisiana, Rapides, Collected in open woods at Brown's Spring, 1 mile South of Woodworth
LSUA:LBC#185
414Ben F. Martin   1978-04-09
United States, Louisiana, Rapides, Louisiana Baptist Convention property, 8 miles SW of Alexandria along La. 488
LSUA:6281
415Charles M. Allen   1975-01-31
United States, Louisiana, Livingston, Mixed forest along Tickfaw river ca 4 miles north of Holden
LSUA:6511
416Charles M. Allen   1975-04-19
United States, Louisiana, St. Helena, Abundant in mixed forest along Darling Creek ca. 5.5 miles NW of Liverpool
LSUA:LBC#107
Ostrya virginiana (Mill.) K. Koch
417Ben F. Martin   1978-03-22
United States, Louisiana, Rapides, Louisiana Baptist Convention property, 8 miles SW of Alexandria along La. 488
LSUA
418Roger W. Skluzacek   1976-03-29
United States, Louisiana, Rapides, Collected at Mathews Brake, 3 mi SSE of Lecompte
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