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Taxa: Azalea atlantica
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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

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00015315W. W. Ashe   1916-05-01
United States of America, South Carolina, Moist pine woods, Kinlock, near Georgetown

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants

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Azalea atlantica var. luteo-alba Coker
NCU00000504Coker, J. L.   s.n.1918-04-04
United States, South Carolina, Hartsville
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Azalea atlantica var. lutea-alba Coker
NCU00000503Coker, William Chambers   s.n.1918-06-14
United States, South Carolina, about 1 mile south of cotton mill Hartsville
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NCU00131059Coker, William   s.n.1924-04-21
United States, South Carolina, Florence, near Lake City, S.C.[South Carolina] Florence Co[county]
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NCU00111284Harbison, Thomas Grant   s.n.1927-11-03
United States, South Carolina, Georgetown, Near Georgetown, S.C.
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NCU00111285Harbison, Thomas Grant   s.n.1927-11-03
United States, South Carolina, Georgetown, Near Georgetown, S.C.
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NCU00111286Ashe, William Willard   s.n.1927-11-03
United States, South Carolina, Georgetown, Near Georgetown, S.C. Long-Leaf pine upland.
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NCU00131221Smith, Budd Elmon   10351941-05-05
United States, South Carolina, Darlington, Hartsville, S.C.[South Carolina] PLANTS OF DARLINGTON CO.[county], S.C. Woods along Black Creek near cabin of Woods Dargan south of Darlington.
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