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Furman University, Ives Herbarium
FUGR	Packera x memmingeri (Britton ex Small) Weakley FUGR0016718    United States, South Carolina, Greenville Full Record Details
FUGR	Packera x memmingeri (Britton ex Small) Weakley FUGR0016717    United States, South Carolina, Greenville Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Senecio memmingeri Britton 22470E. R. Memminger   s.n.1887-00-00 United States of America, North Carolina, Henderson Co., 35.336292 -82.479907 Full Record Details
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants
NCU:Vascular Plants	Senecio memmingeri Britton NCU00010641Memminger, Edward Read   s. n.1886-05-00 United States, North Carolina, Flat Rock Full Record Details
NCU:Vascular Plants	Packera × memmingeri (Britton ex Small) Weakley NCU00448160Townsend, Edward Candee   s.n.1899-05-25 United States, North Carolina, Polk, PLANTS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. COLLECTED NEAR COLUMBUS, POLK COUNTY. Spring Mountain Park Full Record Details
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Massey Herbarium
VPI	Senecio memmingeri Britton VPI-V-0069414    United States, North Carolina Full Record Details
Western Carolina University Herbarium
WCUH	Packera × memmingeri (Britton ex Small) Weakley WCUH0005615    United States, North Carolina, Macon, McDowell Mt. west of River Road. Exposed cliff of cedar woodland. One plant seen., 35.030406 -83.368832, 828m Full Record Details
WCUH	Packera x memmingeri Britton WCUH0026966    United States, South Carolina, Greenville Full Record Details

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