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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Quercus macnabiana
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
1617979Ernest J. Palmer   206411921-09-26
United States, Arkansas, Hempstead, Gravelly hills.
MO
1650450Ernest J. Palmer   206451921-09-26
United States, Arkansas, Hempstead, Gravelly hills, near mcnab
MO
1650539Ernest J. Palmer   126591917-09-06
United States, Arkansas, Hempstead, Gravelly hills.

University of Oklahoma, Robert Bebb Herbarium

OKL
K. & M. Crook   31141972-01-10
United States, Oklahoma, Hughes, Dustin; 5 mi W of Dustin
OKL
F. L. Johnson   s.n.1988-05-20
United States, Oklahoma, Garvin, Garvin County; I. M. section line [verbatim], Garvin County, 34.514 -97.2385
OKL
E. L. Little, Jr   364011980-11-04
United States, Oklahoma, Garvin, Maysville; N rim of Rush Creek 5 mi S of Maysville
OKL
E. L. Little, Jr   364231980-11-04
United States, Oklahoma, Garvin, Elmore City; E of Purdy, end of Table Top Mountains, 5-10 mi NW of Elmore City, 305m
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