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Taxa: Juncus interior (Juncus arizonicus var. curtiflorus, Juncus monostichus), Juncus interior var. interior, Juncus interior var. arizonicus (Juncus arizonicus), Juncus interior var. neomexicanus (Juncus neomexicanus)
Search Criteria: Texas; Tarrant; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium

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BRIT35386R. J. O'Kennon   121751994-05-17
United States, Texas, Tarrant, Benbrook damn. E County Rd 1042/Lakeside Dr ca 0.8 mi S of Winscott Rd., 32.6534 -97.4536, 214m
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BRIT50355K. R. Norton   7402011-05-04
United States, Texas, Tarrant, I-20 Frontage Rd on E-bound side of interstate, ca 0.3 mi W of Little Rd., 32.6682 -97.2098, 213m
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BRIT50524K. R. Norton   698B2011-04-29
United States, Texas, Tarrant, Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge. Prairie Dog Pond in Bison enclosure. Research site: Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, 32.8412 -97.4782, 193m
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BRIT50540K. R. Norton   752B2011-05-04
United States, Texas, Tarrant, South West Nature Preserve. Kennedale. Off N Bowman Spring Rd ca 200 m S of I-20., 32.6633 -97.2195, 190m
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BRIT50726Alyssa Austin   672013-07-16
United States, Texas, Tarrant, Tarrant Regional Water District #9. Near intersection of 183 HWY and White Settlement Rd. , ca 2.0 mi from 183 HWY exit. On immediate left after Trinity Tr. , ca 0.6 mi past Trinity Tr. Research site: TRWD Sump 9, 32.7604 -97.382, 167m
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BRIT407443Eula Whitehouse   160831946-06-18
United States, Texas, Tarrant, Grand Prairie, 2 miles north of Crowley under Santa Fe bridge., 32.608202 -97.355095
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