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Baylor University Herbarium
BAYLU:BAYLU	Paronychia parksii Cory BAYLU011636C.L. Lundell   133081944-09-09 United States, Texas, Dallas, Off Hillcrest Road, on limestone outcrop 5 miles north of Northwest Highway., 32.79258 -96.783753 Full Record Details
Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium
BRIT:BRIT	Paronychia parksii Cory BRIT369308Wm. R. Carr   61851984-12-09 United States, Texas, Travis, S side of Lake Austin (Colorado River) directly opposite (S of) boat ramp at Lake Austin City Park. Austin West Quadrangle. (Site destroyed in home construction in 1985), 30.324312 -97.841657 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Paronychia parksii Cory BRIT23871H. B. Parks   410481942-08-15 United States, Texas, Kendall, 10 mi. nw of Boerne. Full Record Details
Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America
Harvard:GH	Paronychia parksii Cory 00037794Harris B. Parks   410461942-08-15 United States of America, Texas, Kendall County, 10 miles north of Boerne Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Paronychia parksii Cory 342579H. B. Parks   410461942-08-15 United States of America, Texas, Kendall Co., 10 miles north of Boerne on Sisterdale Road, 29.939846 -98.73197 Full Record Details
NY	Paronychia parksii Cory 3308150B. Ertter   46411982-10-09 United States of America, Texas, Hays Co., Hwy 290 1.5 mi E of Dripping Springs, 30.190204 -98.061485, 366m Full Record Details
University of Tennessee Vascular Herbarium
TENN	Paronychia parksii Cory TENN-V-0094046    United States, Texas, Travis Full Record Details

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