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Taxa: Leitneria pilosa, Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana
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Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission Herbarium

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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003533Theo Witsell   03-06022003-07-01
United States, Arkansas, Arkansas, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Arkansas/Ouachita River Backswamps Ecoregion. USGS Humphrey SW 7.5' Quad. Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area. 0.6 mi. WSW of jct. of Cox Cypress Rd. & Grand Lake Ln, S of Cox Cypress Lake & E of Bayou Meto. TRS: T5S R6W S11, 34.28589 -91.62965
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003534Theo Witsell   03-06032003-07-01
United States, Arkansas, Arkansas, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Arkansas/Ouachita River Backswamps Ecoregion. USGS Humphrey SW 7.5' Quad. Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area. 0.6 mi. WSW of jct. of Cox Cypress Rd. & Grand Lake Ln, S of Cox Cypress Lake & E of Bayou Meto. TRS: T5S R6W S11, 34.28589 -91.62965
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003535Brent Baker   14-01312014-09-04
United States, Arkansas, Arkansas, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Arkansas/Ouachita River Holocene Meander Belts Ecoregion. USGS Humphrey SW 7.5' Quad. Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area, about 100 m W of Grand Cypress Rd. and about 200 m S of Upper Vallier Access, W of Grand Cypress Lake. TRS: T5S R6W S14 N2NW4, 34.27339 -91.62907
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003536Matt Nutt   4902003-06-20
United States, Arkansas, Clay, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. On State Hwy 62, 3.1 mi northeast of Clay-Randolph County lines. TRS: T20N R3E S15 NE4, 36.399477 -90.719328, 88m
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003537Theo Witsell   06-02662006-06-17
United States, Arkansas, Clay, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. USGS Corning 7.5' Quad. Stateline Sandponds Natural Area. Southeastern part of the natural area. TRS: T21N R4E S2 NE4
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003538Brent Baker   11-02942011-10-19
United States, Arkansas, Craighead, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. St. Francis Lowlands Ecoregion. USGS Lake City 7.5' Quad. W edge of St. Francis Sunken Lands, along E side of levee about 0.5 mi. N of terminus of Craighead Co. Rd. 824, about 1 mi. E of jct. with Craighead Co. Rd. 817, about 3 mi. due E of Lunsford and AR Hwy 69. TRS: T13N R6E S14 Center N2SW4, 35.75425 -90.42471
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003539Brent Baker   12-02822012-10-17
United States, Arkansas, Mississippi, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. St. Francis Lowlands Ecoregion. USGS Dell 7.5' Quad. Big Lake Wildlife Management Area. SW of Youth Lake and E of road, about 1.3 road mi. NE of AR Hwy 18 on Mississippi Co. Rd. 305. TRS: T14N R9E S2 S2SW4, 35.85881 -90.10602
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003540Brent Baker   12-02822012-10-17
United States, Arkansas, Mississippi, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. St. Francis Lowlands Ecoregion. USGS Dell 7.5' Quad. Big Lake Wildlife Management Area. SW of Youth Lake and E of road, about 1.3 road mi. NE of AR Hwy 18 on Mississippi Co. Rd. 305. TRS: T14N R9E S2 S2SW4, 35.85881 -90.10602
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC003541Brent Baker   12-02822012-10-17
United States, Arkansas, Mississippi, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. St. Francis Lowlands Ecoregion. USGS Dell 7.5' Quad. Big Lake Wildlife Management Area. SW of Youth Lake and E of road, about 1.3 road mi. NE of AR Hwy 18 on Mississippi Co. Rd. 305. TRS: T14N R9E S2 S2SW4, 35.85881 -90.10602
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC011029Tim E. Smith   22051986-08-12
United States, Missouri, Ripley, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Lowlands section of Mississippi Lowlands Natural Division. Ca 6.5 mi sw of Neelyville. Sand Ponds Natural Area. On S. side of E-W dirt rd ca 0.7 mi e of int. w/ Hwy W. TRS: T22N R4E S35 SE4
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC011030Tom R. Johnson   s.n.1995-06-01
United States, Missouri, Butler, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Ca 2.5 mi SE of Neelyville. Lowlands Section of Mississippi Lowlands Natural Division. Big Cane Conservation Area. TRS: T22N R5E S25 just E of Center
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC011031Tim E. Smith   42932006-06-27
United States, Missouri, Ripley, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. USGS Naylor 7.5' Quad. Lowlands Section of Mississippi Lowlands Natural Division. Ca. 4.5 mi S of Naylor. TNC's Pondberry Preserve, near boundary of Sand Ponds Conservation Area. TRS: T22N R4E S35 W2SE4
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC017184R. Dale Thomas   442751975-05-25
United States, Arkansas, Jefferson, On Bayou Meta Game Mgt. area east of Wabbaseka, Ark. via Long Bell Road.
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Leitneria pilosa subsp. ozarkana J. A. Schrad. & W. R. Graves
ANHC019379Theo Witsell   19-04582019-07-22
United States, Arkansas, Monroe, Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Western Lowlands Pleistocene Valley Trains Ecoregion. 6 mi. NW of Brinkley. Benson Creek Natural Area. 0.9 mi. W of jct. of Dark Corner Rd. & Trice Ln. N of old farm road. USGS De Valls Bluff NE 7.5' Quad., 34.93715 -91.27955

University of Mississippi, Thomas M. Pullen Herbarium

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Leitneria pilosa J.A. Schrad. & W.R. Graves
MISS0072671John Bowling   s.n.2016-05-25
USA, Texas, Chambers, 5.7 mi S of Stowell, ca 100-200 ft E of Hwy 124, nr White's Ranch Road just off irrigation canal., 29.671297 -94.373188
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