Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Teucrium laevigatum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO
1637105Ernest J. Palmer   341621928-05-25
United States, Texas, Brewster, Along perennial stream, in canyon, smith ranch, foot of oak canyon, chisos mtns.

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium


NY
3135438G. L. Webster   30631950-06-26
United States of America, Texas, Cameron Co., along shore of Laguna Madre, 1/2-1 mile west of Port Isabel, 26.073409 -97.236885

NY
03135436H. S. Gentry   12871952-06-05
United States of America, Texas, Palo Pinto Co., On road 254, 32.94028843 -98.22748911

NY
3135437C. L. Lundell   86991940-05-04
United States of America, Texas, Cameron Co., in Palm Grove south of Brownsville, 25.85286 -97.417757

North Carolina State University Vascular Plant Herbarium


NCSC:NCSC
NCSC00023153Anonymous   s.n.
United States, Texas, Cameron, alongshore of Laguna Madre, 1/2-1 mile west of Port Isabel, 26.102923 -97.478958

University of North Texas, Benjamin B. Harris Herbarium


NTSC
NTSC008377N. B. Everett   3581938-04-15
United States, Texas, Wichita, near Iowa Park, Texas


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Google Map

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