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Taxa: Vitis x champinii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Auburn University, John D. Freeman Herbarium

AUA
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
AUA000036219Comeaux, Barry L.   48101989-05-29
United States, Texas, Coryell, 0.2 mi. N. intersection Hwy 36 and Iron Bridge SP Rd, W-side., 31.275362 -97.519209
AUA
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
AUA000035032Comeaux, Barry L.   34871986-04-20
United States, Texas, Lampasas, Hwy 190 at Taylor Creek about 0.5 mi. S. of 190 on Creek., 31.074775 -97.994928
AUA
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
AUA000034824Comeaux, Barry L.   30351985-05-15
United States, Texas, Lampasas, Between Kempner & Bell Co. line on E-side of Taylor Creek, S-side of 190., 31.051391 -97.983114

Clemson University Herbarium

CLEMS
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
CLEMS0069852M. O Moore   10121988-08-07
United States, Georgia, Clarke, Clarke
CLEMS
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
CLEMS0069851M. O Moore   10091988-07-09
United States, Georgia, Clarke, Clarke

Vanderbilt University Herbarium

BRIT:VDB
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
BRIT577244   
United States, Georgia, Clarke
BRIT:VDB
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
BRIT577245   
United States, Georgia, Clarke

William & Mary Herbarium

WILLI
Vitis x champinii Planch. (pro sp.) [mustangensis × rupestris]
61228Moore, Michael O   9151988-05-21
United States, Georgia, Echols, -
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