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Taxa: Amaranthus albus (Amaranthus albus var. pubescens, Amaranthus graecizans var. pubescens, Amaranthus pubescens, Amaranthus graecizans subsp. sylvestris), Amaranthus albus var. albus
Search Criteria: New York; New York OR Queens OR Kings OR Bronx OR Richmond; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

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PH00531632Thomas J. Delendick   s.n.1989-08-29
United States, New York, Kings, Brooklyn, Greenpoint, Green St. E of Provost St.
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PH00531703E. P. Bicknell   40901894-09-22
United States, New York, New York, N.R.R, Fort Washington, Manhattan Island

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
02456482D. E. Atha   146822014-07-02
United States of America, New York, New York Co., Central Park. 79th St Transverse. At 81st St and between 7th and 8th Aves, 40.781917 -73.971375, 29m
NY
02549811D. E. Atha   152112015-08-30
United States of America, New York, Richmond Co., Staten Island. Fresh Kills Park. SSE of Victory Boulevard and E of Route 440, bordered on the south and east by tidal marsh, 40.588372 -74.180533, 1m

Staten Island Museum

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SIM0002090N. L. Britton   s.n.1876-07-27
United States, New York, Richmond, near Egbertville, Staten Island, 40.578056 -74.125278
SIM
SIM0002091Stuart R. Lowrie   9021986-10-10
United States, New York, Richmond, Prall's Island, 40.609826 -74.201256

University of Georgia Herbarium

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GA142483   
United States, New York, Kings County, Kings County, NY

Vanderbilt University Herbarium

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BRIT554934   
United States, New York, Queens
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