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Taxa: Rubus felix
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Milwaukee Public Museum

MIL
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
B116240H. A. Davis | T. Davis   142601967-05-04
United States, North Carolina, Hertford
MIL
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
B116225H. A. Davis | W. Frye   140331966-07-06
United States, West Virginia, Hampshire
MIL
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
B116226H. A. Davis | W. Frye   140341966-07-06
United States, West Virginia, Hampshire

West Virginia University Herbarium

WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072586   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072587   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072588   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072589   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072590   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072591   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072592   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072593   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072594   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
WVA-V-0072595   
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Davis   103551953-07-02
United States, West Virginia, Hampshire, Tearcoat Creek, near; Hanging Rock Road
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Davis   84941948-06-13
United States, West Virginia, Pendleton, Mouth of Seneca, near
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
H. A. Davis   1953-07-01
United States, West Virginia, Hampshire, Augusta and Pleasant dale, betwen
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Davis   103841953-07-01
United States, West Virginia, Hampshire, Pleasant Dale
WVA
Rubus felix L.H. Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Davis   88681949-06-16
United States, West Virginia, Preston, Indian Rock and Manown, between
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