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Florida State University, Robert K. Godfrey Herbarium
FSU	Rumex fascicularis Small 000182181Bunny Bergin   1421962-05-13 United States, Florida, Volusia, Found at Whitehair Bridge at St. Johns River. Full Record Details
FSU	Rumex fascicularis Small 000182182Elmer C. Prichard   11491959-05-01 United States, Florida, Volusia, At site of old Highland Park Fish Camp. Full Record Details
Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America
Harvard:GH	Rumex fascicularis Small 02005156O. K. Lakela   259381963-05-06 United States of America, Florida, Citrus County, [data not captured] Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Rumex fascicularis Small 02005155G. V. Nash   8981894-06-01 United States of America, Florida, Lake County, [data not captured] Full Record Details
Michigan State University
MSC	Rumex fascicularis Small MSC0092742Geo Nash   8981894-06-00 United States, Florida, Lake, In cypress swamp, vicinity of Eustis Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Rumex fascicularis Small 324104G. V. Nash   8981894-06-01 United States of America, Florida, Lake Co., In vicinity of Eustis, 28.852768 -81.685353 Full Record Details
NY	Rumex fascicularis Small 324103G. V. Nash   8981894-06-01 United States of America, Florida, Lake Co., In vicinity of Eustis, 28.852768 -81.685353 Full Record Details
NY	Rumex fascicularis Small 02405753J. K. Small   82501917-05-09 United States of America, Florida, Hammock, eastern shore of Lake Okeechobee, 26.844515 -80.629084 Full Record Details
University of Minnesota Herbarium
MIN	Rumex fascicularis Small 244891Harris, J. A.   C17880 United States, Florida, Okeechobee Full Record Details

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