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TEX	Paliurus spina-christi Mill. TEX00167534William R. Carr|Dan Snodgrass   257302007-04-04 United States, Texas, Blanco, Ca. 0.3-0.4 miles upstream from (WNW of) mouth of Cottonwood Creek, at N30o19'0.6", W098o21'02.7". Pedernales Falls Quadrangle., 30.31683 -98.35075 Full Record Details
TEX	Paliurus spina-christi Mill. TEX00167583William R. Carr|Dan Snodgrass   262392007-08-29 United States, Texas, Blanco, S bank of Pedernales River ca. 0.1 mi upstream from (W of) mouth of Miller's Creek, at N30o18'15.0", W098o18'05.8". Pedernales Falls Quadrangle., 30.30417 -98.30161 Full Record Details
TEX	Paliurus spina-christi Mill. TEX00289414H. B. Parks   s.n.1945-10-14 United States, Texas, Brazos, College Station, Tex. Full Record Details
TEX	Paliurus spina-christi Mill. TEX00431058William R. Carr|Paul D. Turner   260732007-06-25 United States, Texas, Gillespie, On floodplain of intermittent creek, N side of US Rt. 290, 25-500 feet W of Dittmar Creek, W of Fredericksburg., 30.29953 -99.09167 Full Record Details
TEX	Paliurus spina-christi Mill. TEX00453862William R. Carr   275412009-04-07 United States, Texas, Blanco, ca. 0.2 mi. downstream from (E of) US Rt. 281 bridge in Johnson City., 30.28831 -98.39817 Full Record Details
TEX	Paliurus spina-christi Mill. TEX00458069William R. Carr|John Watson   288772010-05-25 United States, Texas, Blanco, S bank of Pedernales River ca. 1000 ft. SE of low water bridge on Pedernales Hills Road, ca. 4.4 airmiles W of jct. R. M. 3232 and F. M. 2766 (at S end of Pedernales Falls State Park)., 30.27578 -98.33058 Full Record Details

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