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Taxa: Setaria constricta (Paspalidium constrictum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Angelo State University Herbarium

SAT
Paspalidium constrictum (Domin) C.E.Hubb.
28150D.J. E. Whibley   97881985-05-14
Australia, South Australia, Mannum and Murray Bridge, amongst rocks on hillside

Charles Maurer Herbarium at Colorado State University

CS
Paspalidium constrictum (Domin) C.E.Hubb.
190192collectors:   1974-00-00
Australia, Queensland, Halton, Charleville

Louisiana State University, Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium

LSU:Vascular Plants
Paspalidium constrictum (Domin) C.E. Hubb.
LSU00212877   
Australia

Texas A&M University, S.M. Tracy Herbarium

TAES
Setaria constricta (Domin) R.D.Webster
R. J. Bates   563932000-04-01
Australia, South Australia, Rocky Hills N of Mintabie
TAES
Paspalidium constrictum (Domin) C.E.Hubb.
C. E. Hubbard   62581931-01-04
Australia, Queensland, Warrego

University of Louisiana at Monroe Herbarium, R. Dale Thomas Collection

BRIT:NLU
Paspalidium constrictum (Domin) C.E.Hubb.
NLU0412585   
Australia, South Australia

University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium

UTEP:Herb
Paspalidium constrictum (Domin) C.E.Hubb.
UTEP:Herb:56925Collector(s): David John Edward Whibley   Edward 97881985-05-14
Australia, South Australia, Murray, Region 9, Murray, Mannum and Murray Bridge, -34.9333333333 139.2166666667
UTEP:Herb
Setaria constricta (Domin) R.D.Webster
UTEP:Herb:75353Collector(s): Robert John Bates   Bates 563932000-04-01
Australia, South Australia, North-Western, rocky hills N of Mintabie, -27.3152777778 133.3022222222
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