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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Phlox pilosa subsp. deamii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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APSC
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APSC0007869Eugene Wofford   1967-04-13
United States, Kentucky, Lyon
WIS
v0256072WISDeam, Chas. C.   
United States, Indiana, Perry, detailed locality information protected
NCU:Vascular Plants
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NCU00057135Conrad, Jim   1431969-06-11
United States, Kentucky, Webster, Waste field near swamp, on alluvial soil 4 miles SSW of Sebree, WEBSTER COUNTY, Ky.
BRIT:VDB
BRIT530428Haskell C. Phillips   026751967-04-13
United States, Kentucky, Lyon, 1 mile west of marker 5D3.
PH
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PH00075931A. J. Sharp   128861949-05-10
United States, Tennessee, Benton, South of Mt. Moriah (Birdsong Ldg,)
IND
IND-0151091Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Perry, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0074115Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Spencer, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0074114Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Spencer, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0074113Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Spencer, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-1000056Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Perry, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0074112Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Spencer, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0074111Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Spencer, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0074110Charles C. Deam   
United States, Indiana, Perry, detailed locality information protected
IND
IND-0156613Michael Homoya   
United States, Indiana, Perry, detailed locality information protected
TENN
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TENN-V-0242019   
United States, Tennessee, Benton
Harvard:GH
00247169C. C. Deam   
United States of America, Indiana, detailed locality information protected
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