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Taxa: Lespedeza prairea
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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium

BRIT:BRIT-SMU
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
BRIT352639Simon E. Wolf   22431930-06-07
United States, Texas, Bell, 3 miles N of Holland

Furman University, Ives Herbarium

FUGR
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
FUGR0007572   
United States, North Carolina

Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Division of State Parks Herbarium

MODNR
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
9581STEPHEN L TIMME   1996-08-23
BARTON, ca. 5.5 KM N OF MINDENMINES (HWY 160): LAT: 37.30'N, LONG: 94.32'W
MODNR
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
9582STEPHEN L TIMME   1996-08-23
BARTON, ca. 5.5 KM N OF MINDENMINES (HWY 160): LAT: 37.30'N, LONG: 94.32'W
MODNR
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
9412PEBBLE HOLT-YOUNT   1994-08-02
BARTON, ca 2.3 KM N OF MINDENMINES (MO HWY 160); LAT: 37.30'N, LONG: 94.32'W

New Mexico State University Herbarium

NMC
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
15232B.F. Bush   32881905-08-30
United States, Missouri, Jackson, Greenwood

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
01596808V. L. Cory   578281950-08-10
United States, Texas, Harrison, 3/4 miles east of Scottsville
COLO:V
Lespedeza prairea (Mack. & Bush) Britton
01596816V. L. Cory   575641950-08-07
United States, Texas, Wood, Wood Lake, 2.5 miles southeast of Alba.
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