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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Paronychia baldwinii, Paronychia baldwinii subsp. riparia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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ILLS00183300George Wilder   2009-09-01
USA, Florida, Citrus, Near a gate by the northern side of Rt. 491, a few miles east of the intersection of Rt. 491 and US Rt. 41; Withlacoochee State Forest.
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ILLS00183344George Wilder   2010-09-14
USA, Florida, Sumter, By the western side of Rt. 575, ca. 1/8 mile south of the intersection of Rt. 575 and SR 48.
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ILLS00183343George Wilder   2010-07-30
USA, Florida, Columbia, By the intersection of SR 47 and CR 242.
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ILLS00183299George Wilder   2009-09-01
USA, Florida, Citrus, Near a gate by the northern side of Rt. 491, a few miles east of the intersection of Rt. 491 and US Rt. 41; Withlacoochee State Forest.
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Robert A. Evers & Clara V. Evers   1100031972-11-13
USA, Florida, Sumter, KOA Campground, west of Wildwood.
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A. E. Radford & John R. Bozeman   453101966-10-01
USA, North Carolina, Dare, 2.5 miles north-northwest of Kitty Hawk., 36.106694 -75.730283
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ILLS00183342George Wilder   2009-06-27
USA, Florida, Citrus, Just north of a shallow borrow pit; this borrow pit situated a little west of a gate by the northern side of Rt. 491, a few miles east of the intersection of Rt. 491 and Rt. 41. Withlacoochee State Forest.
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ILLS00183302George Wilder   2013-08-30
USA, Florida, Sumter, Just south of the rest area along I-75N, situated near mile marker 307.
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ILLS00183301George Wilder   2017-06-12
USA, Florida, Bay, By the southern side of Rt. 20.
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