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Taxa: Juncus subsecundus
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Juncus subsecundus N. A. Wakef.
02766848   

University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium

UTEP:Herb
Juncus subsecundus N. A. Wakef.
UTEP:Herb:60508Collector(s): Robert John Bates   Bates 314071993-02-14
Australia, South Australia, Murray, Mongolata Station in Hills W of Homestead, -33.6666666667 139.0166666667
UTEP:Herb
Juncus subsecundus N. A. Wakef.
UTEP:Herb:75265Collector(s): Robert John Bates   Bates 673712005-12-01
Australia, South Australia, Mount Bold, Jupiter Creek-Thomas Creek Union, -35.1211111111 138.7
UTEP:Herb
Juncus subsecundus N. A. Wakef.
UTEP:Herb:66921Collector(s): Anthony Godfrey Spooner   Spooner 162411900-01-01
Australia, South Australia, Murray, Hester Scrub, 4.5 kilometers WSW of Hamilton, -34.2166666667 138.8416666667
UTEP:Herb
Juncus subsecundus N. A. Wakef.
UTEP:Herb:60507Collector(s): Darell Nairn Kraehenbuehl   Kraehenbuehl 72141999-02-17
Australia, South Australia, Northern Lofty, Brady Creek, 3 kilometers E of Tothill Range, -38.9725 138.9922222222
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