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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
PH	Prunus tarda Sarg. PH00022396William M. Canby   251901-04-18 United States, Arkansas, Fulton Full Record Details
Baylor University Herbarium
BAYLU:BAYLU	Prunus tarda Sarg. BAYLU047152Albert Ruth   1941922-09-25 USA, Texas, Tarrant Full Record Details
Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America
Harvard:A	Prunus tarda Sargent 00026950B. F. Bush   871907-04-19 United States of America, Texas, Harrison County Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Prunus tarda Sarg. 02851569A. Ruth   1941921-09-25 United States of America, Texas, Tarrant Co., 32.771556 -97.29124 Full Record Details
Oklahoma State University Herbarium
OKLA	Prunus tarda Sarg. OKLA020022711V. L. Cory   577721950-08-09 United States, Texas, Harrison, Caddo Lake State Park; 18.5miles northeast of Marshall Full Record Details
OKLA	Prunus tarda Sarg. OKLA020022710V. L. Cory   577721950-08-09 United States, Texas, Harrison, Caddo Lake State Park, 18.5 miles northeast of Marshall Full Record Details
Our Lady of the Lake University Herbarium
LLC	Prunus tarda Sarg. 00004657Emma C. Searcy   2141936-03-05 United States, Home Yard west of Gramercy Street. Full Record Details
Texas A&M University, S.M. Tracy Herbarium
TAES	Prunus tarda Sarg. R. G. Reeves   1940-03-09 United States, Texas, Brazos Full Record Details
TAES	Prunus tarda Sarg. H. B. Parks   233441937-05-23 United States, Texas, Dallas Full Record Details
TAES	Prunus tarda Sarg. H. B. Parks   219071937-05-12 United States, Texas, Houston Full Record Details

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