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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Gratiola pilosa (Tragiola pilosa var. epilis), Gratiola pilosa var. epilis
Search Criteria: kentucky; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Kentucky University, Ronald L. Jones Herbarium

EKY
31234100663333Ronald L. Jones   
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100663341Steve Walker   
United States, Kentucky, Whitley, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100663358Steve Walker   
United States, Kentucky, Whitley, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100663366Steve Walker   
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100663374Steve Walker   
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100663382Ronald L. Jones   
United States, Kentucky, McCreary, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100663390Rob Jacobs   
United States, Kentucky, McCreary, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100734563Landon E. Mckinney   
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100746450Tara R. Littlefield   
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, detailed locality information protected
EKY
31234100798451   
United States, Kentucky, Whitley, detailed locality information protected

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
01999794E. L. Braun   
United States of America, Kentucky, Laurel County, detailed locality information protected

Vanderbilt University Herbarium

BRIT:VDB
BRIT320037   
United States, Kentucky, Laurel, detailed locality information protected
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