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University of Michigan Herbarium
MICH:Angiosperms	Viola × eclipes 1147419Harvey E. Ballard, Jr.   86-0031986-05-14 United States, Michigan, St. Clair, SW 1/4 of NE-1/4 of Sec. 20 of Kenockee Twp., 43.02399 -82.722827 Full Record Details
MICH:Angiosperms	Viola × eclipes 1483678Russell G. Schipper   1542012-05-17 United States, Michigan, Kalamazoo, Ca. 9 miles NW of Kalamazoo, ca. ½ mile S of EF Ave, on N. 2nd St. in the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy's Sand Creek Preserve. In the NE portion of wet woods, ca. 300 ft. E of Sand Creek., 42.35324 -85.73922 Full Record Details
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants
NCU:Vascular Plants	Viola x eclipes H.E. Ballard [conspersa × striata] NCU00126639Kral, Robert   99071960-04-26 United States, Virginia, Pulaski, ca 8 mi. n.w. Dublin Full Record Details
NCU:Vascular Plants	Viola x eclipes H.E. Ballard [conspersa × striata] NCU00126644Levy, Foster "Frosty"   s.n.1984-04-08 United States, Kentucky, Pike, At 4-D mine. Taylor Hill of Johns Creek. Full Record Details
University of Tennessee Vascular Herbarium
TENN	Viola x eclipes H.E. Ballard [conspersa × striata] TENN-V-0152249    United States, Tennessee, Putnam Full Record Details
TENN	Viola x eclipes H.E. Ballard [conspersa × striata] TENN-V-0152254    United States, Tennessee, Claiborne Full Record Details
TENN	Viola x eclipes H.E. Ballard [conspersa × striata] TENN-V-0153363    United States, West Virginia, Preston Full Record Details

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