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Taxa: Viburnum lentago (Viburnum lentago f. sphaerocarpum)
Search Criteria: kentucky; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Kentucky University, Ronald L. Jones Herbarium

EKY
31234100366515Timothy J. Weckman   17231995-07-06
United States, Kentucky, Powell, Cultivated plant at end of Hemlock Lodge; Natural Bridge State Resort Park; Hwy 11 E of Stanton.
EKY
31234100366481Ronald L. Jones   8111f1997-05-04
United States, Kentucky, Powell, Planted at back corner of lodge. Natural Bridge SRP.
EKY
31234100366507Timothy J. Weckman   17231995-07-06
United States, Kentucky, Powell, Cultivated plant at end of lodge ; Natural Bridge SRP.
EKY
31234100366499Ross C. Clark   B. Clark; J. and A. Puckette2001-10-07
United States, Kentucky, Powell, to vicinity of retaining wall of parking lot at south end of Hemlock Lodge; Natural Bridge State Park
EKY
31234100826732   
United States, Kentucky, Madison
EKY
31234100826724   
United States, Kentucky, Powell
EKY
31234100826716   
United States, Kentucky, Powell

Morehead State University Herbarium

MDKY
MDKY00008772   
United States, Kentucky, Carter
MDKY
MDKY00008771   
United States, Kentucky, Rowan
MDKY
MDKY00008770   
United States, Kentucky, Rowan

Murray State University Herbarium

MUR
MUR10556Sumner   1964-05-04
UNITED STATES, Kentucky, Todd, Found in Guthrie, KY; on Guthrie High School Lawn., 36.64833 -87.16639

University of Tennessee Vascular Herbarium

TENN
TENN-V-0206642   
United States, Kentucky, Carter

University of Tennessee, Chattanooga

UCHT
UCHT027189   
United States, Kentucky, Powell
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