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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Croton capitatus (Croton capitatus var. genuinus), Croton capitatus var. capitatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Illinois - Plant Collection

ILL:PLANT
ILL00154378Toney M. Keeney   3078 USVT1983-06-25
United States, Texas, La Salle, 10 miles northwest of Cotulla on Highway 468., 28.539564 -99.351801
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154379D.S. Seigler, J.E. Ebinger   149952001-05-23
United States, Texas, Dimmit, Water tank about 2 miles northwest of laboratory at the Caparral Wildlife Management Area, 8 miles west of Artesia Wells., 28.266637 -99.415201
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154380Albert Ruth   2251912-07-25
United States, Texas, Tarrant
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154381D.S. Seigler, A. Kerber, J.E. Ebinger   151232001-08-22
United States, Texas, Dimmit, Near windmill, Chaparral Wildlife Management Area, 8 miles west of Artesia Wells., 28.266637 -99.415201
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154382Hugo Wurzlow   1891-00-00
United States, Texas, Austin, Industry., 29.972446 -96.502193
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154383E.R. Bogusch   10091926-11-11
United States, Texas, Washington, Independence., 30.319377 -96.346631
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154384Geo. L. Fisher   1912-09-08
United States, Texas, Galveston, Galveston., 29.287905 -94.813563
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154385Lecil B. Hander   191973-07-03
United States, Texas, Brazos, Southwest of University Drive intersection with Highway 6, College Station., 30.641981 -96.309135
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154386J.A. Drushel   496231913-00-00
United States, Texas, Jackson, Edna., 28.978595 -96.646088
ILL:PLANT
ILL00154653D. Seigler   DS 166032017-08-18
United States, Texas, Cottle, Matador Wildlife management Area, Stop 6., 34.35917 -100.5294
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