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Dataset: BRIT-TEST-BRIT-TEST
Search Criteria: Arkansas; Jefferson; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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BRIT TEST2

BRIT-TEST-79459:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
iracunda Beadle
UARK045169S. Walker   12069621996-06-12
Arkansas, Jefferson, Pine Bluff Arsenal. NE1/4 SE1/4 Sec 7 T4S R10W., 34.302723 -92.086861
BRIT-TEST:BRIT-TEST
undetermined (Sargent) Eggleston
UARK045069J.E. Stern   23711978-10-11
Arkansas, Jefferson, Taylor Woodlands., 34.268785 -91.931515
BRIT-TEST-79659:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
viridis L.
UARK045426M.P. Locke   6031973-06-12
Arkansas, Jefferson, Pine Bluff, Trails N of 34th St., 34.268785 -91.931515
BRIT-TEST-79659:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
viridis L.
UARK045427M.P. Locke   12101973-10-05
Arkansas, Jefferson, Pine Bluff, N of Sewer Lagoon, Boyd's Point, Boyd's Island., 34.268785 -91.931515
BRIT-TEST-79499:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
marshallii Eggl.
UARK045224M.P. Locke   31751977-04-08
Arkansas, Jefferson, 0.8 mi on Rodgers Rd. off Hwy 79 S of Pine Bluff., 34.213669 -92.015556
BRIT-TEST-79499:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
marshallii Eggl.
UARK045226M.P. Locke   6931973-07-10
Arkansas, Jefferson, Near Pine Bluff, Arkansas. "Back 40"., 34.213669 -92.015556
BRIT-TEST-79499:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
marshallii Eggl.
UARK045225E. Schol   01021981-05-02
Arkansas, Jefferson, 8 mi. W of Pine Bluff., 34.228351 -92.143573
BRIT-TEST-79659:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
viridis L.
1131748D. Demaree   139581936-10-11
Arkansas, Jefferson, P.O. Hooker. Bayou Bartholomew., 34.115905 -91.923226
BRIT-TEST-79659:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
viridis L.
1131747D. Demaree   139571936-10-11
Arkansas, Jefferson, P.O. Hooker. Bayou Bartholomew., 34.115905 -91.923226
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