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BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576331John Taylor   126821973-03-17 United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, From the Forks area of Glover River; south of Battiest. (6 miles south). Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576332John Taylor   240101977-04-16 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, Below McSpadden Falls, 7.5 miles NE of Tahlequah. Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576333Charles H. Perino   571968-04-07 United States, Oklahoma, Mayes, 3 miles south of Locust Grove on P.O. route 2. Property W.L. Taylor. Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576334John Taylor   98201972-03-24 United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, Jones Crossing, along Glover River, 10½ miles south of Battiest. Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576335John Taylor   97491972-03-11 United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, From the Forks area of Glover River; south of Battiest. Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576336John Taylor   239791977-03-24 United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, Collected along the Southwest bank (side) of Mountain Fork River about 8 miles Northeast of Smithville, Okla. Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576337John Taylor   99741972-04-06 United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, On the Glover River at Arkansas Crossing about 7 miles Southwest of Battiest, Oklahoma. Full Record Details
BRIT	Saxifraga palmeri Bush BRIT576338John Taylor   257901978-03-29 United States, Oklahoma, Pushmataha, Collected along the west side of the Upper Little River at its junction with Cloudy Creek about 5.6 miles NE of Cloudy, Okla. Full Record Details

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