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Taxa: Oenothera linifolia, Oenothera linifolia var. glandulosa
Search Criteria: south carolina; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Clemson University Herbarium

CLEMS
CLEMS0057688   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield, detailed locality information protected
CLEMS
CLEMS0057687   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield, detailed locality information protected

Newberry College Herbarium

NBYC
NBYC000022   
United States, South Carolina, Williamsburg, detailed locality information protected
NBYC
NBYC006826   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield, detailed locality information protected

University of Georgia Herbarium

GA
GA194709   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield County, detailed locality information protected
GA
GA194711   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield County, detailed locality information protected
GA
GA194710   
United States, South Carolina, Saluda County, detailed locality information protected

University of South Carolina, A. C. Moore Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

USCH:MAIN
USCH0043355Logue, John   
United States, South Carolina, Clarendon, detailed locality information protected
USCH:MAIN
USCH0043356Rayner, Douglas   
United States, South Carolina, Saluda, detailed locality information protected
USCH:MAIN
USCH0043353Horn, Charles; Mytko, Dorraine   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield, detailed locality information protected
USCH:MAIN
USCH0043354Allison, James   
United States, South Carolina, Edgefield, detailed locality information protected
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