Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Rhododendron atlanticum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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ILLS:PLANT
ILLS00149449Steven R. Hill   230021992-04-27
USA, South Carolina, Berkeley, Burned pineland, roadside, County Route 171, 0.5 mile northwest of County Route 376, Witherbee., 33.166966 -79.835929
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ILLS00149450Steven R. Hill   313281999-04-18
USA, North Carolina, Brunswick, North Carolina Route 130, southwest side, about 4 miles northwest of Shalotte, about 200 feet northwest of firetower., 34.312946 -78.161108
ILLS:PLANT
ILLS00149452Judith DeShurko   3531979-03-13
USA, Massachusetts, Suffolk, 42.348686 -70.985597
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ILLS00149451J.L. Crane   06-2242006-07-17
USA, Florida, Santa Rosa, Calloway Swamp. Blackwater River State Forest. UTM Zone 16, 503853mE, 3418164mN., 30.8977 -86.9597
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ILLS00137584M.A. & R. Basinger   83271994-04-04
USA, North Carolina, Brunswick, Across from R. Basinger's trailer at Fisherman's Village around 5 miles from Holden Beach., 33.913228 -78.303889
ILLS:PLANT
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ILLS00137852M.A. & M.F. Basinger   s.n.2018-04-29
USA, North Carolina, Brunswick, On unnamed road that heads northwest toward First Cross Swamp before Egypt Road on Point Camp Branch Road, Juniper Creek Gameland., 34.135737 -78.401552
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ILL00173780D.J. Sieren   21081980-05-01
USA, North Carolina, Pender, Southeast corner of Park., 34.5151 -77.888436
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ILL00173779H.E. Ahles   78231954-04-20
USA, South Carolina, Georgetown, Near Pawleys Inlet., 33.398779 -79.138932
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ILL00173778M.G. Henry   25751941-03-14
USA, Virginia, Virginia Beach City, [previously Princess Anne Co, extinct in 1963] 2 mi. w. of Virginia Beach, 36.849994 -76.002945
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