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Dataset: VDB-TEST-VDB-TEST
Search Criteria: Alabama; Lamar; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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VDB-Test

VDB-TEST-113679:VDB-TEST-Justicia
ovata (Chapm.) R.W. Long
BRIT67631   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-43130:VDB-TEST-Acer
rubrum L.
BRIT68210   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-72121:VDB-TEST-Angelica
venenosa (J. Greenway) Fernald
BRIT69223   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-2390:VDB-TEST-Chaerophyllum
tainturieri Hook.
BRIT70058   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-83505:VDB-TEST-Eryngium
integrifolium Walter
BRIT70128   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-118363:VDB-TEST-Ptilimnium
capillaceum (Michx.) Raf.
BRIT72791   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-56968:VDB-TEST-Amsonia
BRIT70696   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-73271:VDB-TEST-Asclepias
amplexicaulis Sm.
BRIT71332   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-73271:VDB-TEST-Asclepias
amplexicaulis Sm.
BRIT71333   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-87538:VDB-TEST-Ilex
montana Torr. & A. Gray ex A. Gray
BRIT73369   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-87538:VDB-TEST-Ilex
montana Torr. & A. Gray ex A. Gray
BRIT73368   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-43404:VDB-TEST-Ilex
verticillata (L.) A. Gray
BRIT71030   
Alabama, Lamar
VDB-TEST-84192:VDB-TEST-Euphorbia
discoidalis Chapm.
BRIT113933R. Kral   
Alabama, Lamar, detailed locality information protected
VDB-TEST-74923:VDB-TEST-Botrychium
biternatum (Sav.) Underw.
BRIT188038R. Kral   450151971-10-08
Alabama, Lamar, 4 mi. n. Sulligent.
VDB-TEST-28139:VDB-TEST-Polystichum
acrostichoides (Michx.) Schott
BRIT192639J.W. Short   5491976-05-15
Alabama, Lamar, Unnamed dirt road near Beaverton; R. 14W, T. 13S, Sec. 3, SW 1/4.
VDB-TEST-105462:VDB-TEST-Woodwardia
areolata (L.) T. Moore
BRIT193772J.W. Short   5301976-05-14
Alabama, Lamar, US-278, 9.4 mi. E Sulligent
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