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Dataset: USFWS-PRR
Taxa: Aristida oligantha (Aristida ramosissima var. chaseana, Aristida macrochaeta, Aristida micropoda, Aristida pauciflora, Aristida oligantha var. nervata)
Search Criteria: Anne Arundel; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Patuxent Research Refuge, Maryland

USFWS:PRR
PRR000730Bill Harms   68752011-08-10
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, Patuxent Research Refuge--North Tract--Old Skeet Range; Wildlife Loop, Skeet Range, parking area, 39.0681 -76.7778, 51m
USFWS:PRR
PRR003655Bill Harms   85482014-08-21
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, Patuxent Research Refuge--North Tract--Drop Zone Meadow; Drop Zone North Side, along Whip-poor-will Way, 2300 feet east of Sweet Gum Lane, 39.082375 -76.788374, 66m
USFWS:PRR
PRR003917Bill Harms   86002014-09-12
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, Patuxent Research Refuge--North Tract--Powerline area near BW Parkway; BGE Powerline Right-of-Way Access Road, south of the northwest gate, 39.090887 -76.805939, 62m

Pennsylvania State University Herbarium

PAC
PAC0069419Wayne Manning   s.n.1964-09-26
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, N of Churchton, S of Shady Side, Chesapeake Bay, 38.812896 -76.501537

University of Maryland, Norton-Brown Herbarium

MARY
MARY1012235Bill Harms   86002014-09-12
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, North Tract, Patuxent Research Refuge, BGE Powerline Right-of-Way Access Road, south of the northwest gate, 39.090887 -76.805939, 62m
MARY
MARY1012310Bill Harms   68752011-08-30
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, North Tract, Patuxent Research Refuge, Wildlife Loop, Skeet Range, parking area, 39.0681 -76.7778, 51m
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