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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Diospyros virginiana (Diospyros mosieri, Diospyros virginiana var. mosieri, Diospyros virginiana var. platycarpa, Diospyros virginiana var. pubescens, Diospyros virginiana var. virginiana, Diospyros virginiana f. atra, Diospyros virginiana f. pumila, Diospyros lucida)
Search Criteria: New York; Richmond; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Staten Island Museum

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SIM0020084Arthur Hollick   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020085Arthur Hollick   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020086N. L. Britton   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020087William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020088William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020089William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020091William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020092William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020093William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020094William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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SIM0020095William T. Davis   
United States, New York, Richmond, detailed locality information protected
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