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Dataset: TAES-
Taxa: Vetiveria
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Texas A&M University, S.M. Tracy Herbarium

TAES
Frank W. Gould   150091977-03-16
Barbados, St. James
TAES
F. W. Gould   136751970-05-02
Sri Lanka
TAES
D. Clayton   51521970-01-09
Sri Lanka
TAES
F. W. Gould   137321970-05-04
Sri Lanka
TAES
Frank W. Gould   132061970-03-29
Sri Lanka
TAES
D. Clayton   59291970-02-18
Sri Lanka
TAES
T. R. Soderstrom   17341969-11-28
Sri Lanka
TAES
Gerrit Davidse   90491974-12-04
Sri Lanka
TAES
D. Clayton   51061970-08-01
Sri Lanka
TAES
M. Lazarides   72221970-09-06
Sri Lanka
TAES
Frank W. Gould   131201970-03-18
Sri Lanka
TAES
D. Clayton   58731970-02-23
Sri Lanka
TAES
Gerrit Davidse   74701974-10-12
Sri Lanka
TAES
D. Clayton   53051970-01-15
Sri Lanka
TAES
E. L. Ekman   1922-12-07
Cuba
TAES
J. J. Jimenez   1960-09-18
Dominican Republic, La Vega
TAES
Frank W. Gould   150811977-03-20
Grenada
TAES
Walter N. Koelz   188021947-09-14
India
TAES
Walter N. Koelz   191181947-09-30
India
TAES
Thakur Rup Chand   12951948-10-24
India
TAES
Ovidio Garcia Molinari   1941-09-03
Puerto Rico
TAES
Frank W. Gould   151231977-03-22
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
TAES
Gerrit Davidse   25701970-08-06
Trinidad
TAES
S. M. Tracy   1911-10-24
United States, Mississippi
TAES
R. G. Reeves   12631941-00-00
United States, Texas, Brazos
TAES
R. G. Reeves   20861943-00-00
United States, Texas, Brazos
TAES:TAMU
Hugh D. Wilson   s.s.2003-11-24
United States, Texas, Brazos
TAES
Vetiveria Lemaire-Lisancourt
C. E. Hubbard   34091931-01-07
Australia, Queensland
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