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Taxa: Opuntia sulphurea (Platyopuntia brachyacantha, Platyopuntia spinibarbis, Opuntia sulphurea subsp. sulphurea, Opuntia sulphurea subsp. brachyacantha, Opuntia sulphurea subsp. spinibarbis), Opuntia sulphurea var. pampeana (Opuntia brunnescens)
Search Criteria: Florida; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Botanic Garden Herbarium

CalBG:RSA
Opuntia sulphurea G. Don ex Loudon
RSA0374345   
United States, Florida
CalBG:RSA
Opuntia sulphurea G. Don ex Loudon
RSA0374344   
United States, Florida

Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

DES
DES00069069Kris Schloemer   2011-05-12
USA, Florida, Monroe, Originally received into the DBG living collection as a cutting from DBG accession 1994 0034 0102 which was originally recieved from Fullerton Arboretum as a plant originally collected by Lyman Benson 1536A 29 August 1954 from Florida, Big Pine Key, on the south side at the east end about 1 mile from the viaduct on sand dunes in the vicinity of the given coordinates as determined by Google Earth., 24.661653 -81.338808
DES
DES00069070Kris Schloemer   2011-05-12
USA, Florida, Monroe, Originally received into the DBG living collection as a cutting from DBG accession 1994 0034 0102 which was originally recieved from Fullerton Arboretum as a plant originally collected by Lyman Benson 1536A 29 August 1954 from Florida, Big Pine Key, on the south side at the east end about 1 mile from the viaduct on sand dunes in the vicinity of the given coordinates as determined by Google Earth., 24.661653 -81.338808
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