Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Baptisia bracteata var. bracteata
Search Criteria: Alabama; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Auburn University, John D. Freeman Herbarium


AUA
AUA000010600Rogers, Ken E.   1963-04-24
United States, Alabama, Clay, CHEAHA MT.

AUA
AUA000010601Davis, Donald E.   1957-04-27
United States, Alabama, Lee, unspecified

Troy University Herbarium


TROY
TROY000019114Keener, Brian R.   43482008-04-28
United States, Alabama, Coosa, Coosa Wildlife Management Area. 1.75 air mi. W of Hillwood. At the end of an unmarked Rd. that travels N and deadends in sharp bend of Weogufka Creek., 32.926666 -86.391389

University of Alabama Herbarium


UNA
UNA00016172Robert R. Haynes   Robert R. Haynes 71231979-05-07
United States, Alabama, Calhoun, Four Mile Pond, Fort McClellan Military Post; ca. 4 1/2 mi. due E of Anniston, 33.67 -85.75

UNA
UNA00016173Robert R. Haynes   Robert R. Haynes 90541987-04-30
United States, Alabama, Clay, Clairmont Gap and Skyway Motorway, ca. 8 mi. due NW of Ashland, 33.36 -85.91

UNA
UNA00068704Brian R. Keener, Wayne K. Webb   Brian R. Keener 43482008-04-28
United States, Alabama, Coosa, 1.75 air mi. W of Hillwood. Coosa Wildlife Management Area. At the end of an unmarked road that travels N and deadends in sharp bend of Weogufka Creek., 32.92 -86.39

UNA
UNA00016168Roland M. Harper   Roland M. Harper 40531948-05-01
United States, Alabama, Etowah, about 6 miles NE of Hoke's bluff., 34.06 -84.2

UNA
UNA00016170Dwight K. Bradshaw   Dwight K. Bradshaw 811977-04-09
United States, Alabama, Saint Clair, 1 mi W of Wolf Creek Rd, 0.7 mi N of I-20 at Eden-Odenville exit T16S R3E S28

Vanderbilt University Herbarium


BRIT:VDB
BRIT502410   
United States, Alabama, Coosa


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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