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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Eriocaulon
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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William Darlington Herbarium - West Chester University, Pennsylvania

DWC
DWC3172700724286William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724287William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724288William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724289William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724290William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724291William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724292William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724293William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724294William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724295William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724296William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724297William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700724298William Darlington   
United States, Pennsylvania
DWC
DWC3172700736643William Baldwin   
United States
DWC
DWC3172700736644William Baldwin   
United States
DWC
DWC3172700736645William Baldwin   
United States
DWC
DWC3172700736646William Baldwin   
United States
DWC
DWC3172700736647William Baldwin   
United States

Winthrop University Herbarium

WINU
WINU0001485   
United States, North Carolina, Carteret

Arizona State University Pollen Collection

ASU:Pollen
   P 235
USA, Florida
ASU:Pollen
Meckenzie   4051
USA, Alabama
ASU:Pollen
   Deam 21148
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