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Taxa: Rosa virginiana (Rosa virginica, Rosa nanella, Rosa gemella, Rosa lucida var. lamprophylla), Rosa virginiana var. lamprophylla, Rosa virginiana var. virginiana
Search Criteria: kentucky; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM273613Athey, R.   9161970-05-19
United States, Kentucky, Graves, 5 mi N of Kentucky State Police Station, US 45

Eastern Kentucky University, Ronald L. Jones Herbarium

EKY
31234100609146Mark A. Gorton   00-862000-05-13
United States, Kentucky, Clinton, Copperas Knob in the eastward bend of Duvall Creek.
EKY
31234100631082Ross C. Clark   246801999-06-07
United States, Kentucky, Harrison, Grazed upland pasture and adjacent grazed woodlots; just W of Dividing Ridge Road and N of Hwy 32- extreme western part of Harrision Co. (On land owned by Bill Hicks)
EKY
31234100631090Elizabeth M. Browne   104921965-06-28
United States, Kentucky, Rowan, KY 174- 0.6 mi W of Haldeman P.O. Roadsides and fallow land.
EKY
Rosa virginiana Mill.
31234100631074M. Greene   2013-05-30
United States, Kentucky, Elliott, Tree Farm Road. N38°07.750' W083°14.016', 1172ft.

University of Memphis Herbarium

MEM
MEM012011Raymond Athey   32751976-04-17
United States, Kentucky, Marshall
MEM
MEM020866Raymond Athey   9161970-05-19
United States, Kentucky, Graves

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Angiosperms
1502411Robert L. Peter   s.n.1834-06-00
United States, Kentucky, Fayette, Kentucky River

Vanderbilt University Herbarium

BRIT:VDB
BRIT317188   
United States, Kentucky, Marshall
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