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Austin Peay State University Herbarium
APSC	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchc. & Chase) LeBlond APSC0096605Claire Ciafre   2018-01-03 United States, Florida, Lee Full Record Details
APSC	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchc. & Chase) LeBlond APSC0116883Claire Ciafre   2019-04-14 United States, Florida, Polk Full Record Details
APSC	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchc. & Chase) LeBlond APSC0123311Claire Ciafre   2019-04-14 United States, Florida, Polk Full Record Details
Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Herbarium
UNCC:UNCC	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchcock & Chase) LeBlond UNCC_49241Basinger, Mark; Basinger, Myra   2019-03-03 United States, Florida, Highlands, Near Lake June-in-Winter, on Flatbush & Gramatan Avenues, sand pine scrub Full Record Details
Stoneville Weed Science Laboratory Herbarium
SWSL	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchc. & Chase) LeBlond SWSL004961Charles T. Bryson   177872000-04-05 United States, Florida, Highlands, Sebring, 0.5 mi NW jct of Hwy US 27 and Howey Road, 27.489429 -81.483109 Full Record Details
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants
NCU:Vascular Plants	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchcock & Chase) LeBlond NCU00051845Ray, James D., Jr.   107041961-04-26 United States, Florida, Seminole, ca 2 mi E of Oviedo off Fla Rte 416 Full Record Details
NCU:Vascular Plants	Dichanthelium breve (Hitchc. & Chase) LeBlond NCU00450870Basinger, Mark A.   s.n.2022-01-06 United States, Florida, Highlands, on W side of Daffodil Street and Lake June in Winter State Park, the area is subdivided with hundreds of dirt roads & lots for sale, 27.3122 -81.4348 Full Record Details

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