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Dataset: USFWS-PRR
Taxa: Draba verna, Draba verna var. aestivalis, Draba verna var. boerhaavii, Draba verna var. major, Draba verna var. verna
Search Criteria: Patuxent Research; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Patuxent Research Refuge, Maryland

USFWS:PRR
PRR001881N. Hotchkiss   58081938-04-13
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Patuxent Research Refuge--Central Tract; East tract, 39.046564 -76.796692, 26m
USFWS:PRR
PRR001880F. M. Uhler   s.n.1967-04-18
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Patuxent Research Refuge--Central Tract--Beech Forest Drive Near Hance Brook; Along Service Road between Hance Brook and Cedar Lane, 39.04763 -76.80083, 32m
USFWS:PRR
PRR000290Bill Harms   61022011-03-09
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, Patuxent Research Refuge--North Tract--Stagecoach Meadow; Old Stagecoach Meadow, 2000 feet east of Wildlife Loop, 39.0608 -76.77475, 50m
USFWS:PRR
PRR000278Bill Harms   61172011-03-15
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, Patuxent Research Refuge--North Tract--Visitors Contact Station Area; North Tract Visitors Contact Station, edge of parking lot, 39.07762 -76.7717, 34m
USFWS:PRR
PRR004834Bill Harms   95692017-05-06
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Patuxent Research Refuge--South Tract--Old Beltsville Airport; Northeast side of runway; 39.023781 -76.814371, 39.023781 -76.814371, 53m

University of Maryland, Norton-Brown Herbarium

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MARY1033023Chandler S. Robbins   11947-04-05
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Patuxent Research Refuge, V3564b, 39.070666 -76.768233
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