Dataset: CGCC-
Taxa: Platanaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Columbia-Greene Community College Natural History Museum Herbarium


CGCC
Platanus racemosa Nutt. ex Audubon
501Belanger, Dan   s.n.1979-08-25
United States, California, Monterey, 36.6002 -121.8947

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493Schram, Robin   s.n.1992-09-15
United States, New York, Columbia, Oakdale Pond, 42.250837 -73.777696

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494Cook, William E.   4261989-06-10
United States, New York, Columbia, Glenco Mills, Behind Feller Road schoolhouse near intersection of Route 82 and Feller Road, bank of Taghkanic Creek, 42.144281 -73.741278

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495Cook, William E.   4251989-06-10
United States, New York, Columbia, Glenco Mills, Behind Feller Road schoolhouse near intersection of Route 82 and Feller Road, bank of Taghkanic Creek, 42.144281 -73.741278

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496Cook, William E.   4231989-06-10
United States, New York, Columbia, Glenco Mills, Behind Feller Road schoolhouse near intersection of Route 82 and Feller Road, bank of Taghkanic Creek, 42.144281 -73.741278

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497Cook, William E.   4241989-06-10
United States, New York, Columbia, Glenco Mills, Behind Feller Road schoolhouse near intersection of Route 82 and Feller Road, bank of Taghkanic Creek, 42.144281 -73.741278

CGCC
498Buckowski, Kelly   s.n.2003-10-30
United States, New York, Greene, Coxsackie boat launch, Bank of Hudson River - picnic area., 42.352303 -73.794744

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499Byrum, Beverly   s.n.2003-09-18
United States, New York, Dutchess, Crystal Lake Park, Route 9 Western shore of lake., 41.923627 -73.911124

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500Hanson, Andres   s.n.1992-09-12
United States, New York, Dutchess, Rochdale, Bank of Wappingers Creek, 41.719824 -73.842318


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Google Map

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