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

BRIT-TEST-79499:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
marshallii Eggl.
UARK045257M.A. Beer   93-771993-04-26
Arkansas, Stone, By Arlberg Road (W & N of Old Lexington), N of Hwy #110 1 mi., 35.733688 -92.389324
BRIT-TEST-79645:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
uniflora Münchh.
UARK045389H.H. Iltis   48761954-06-07
Arkansas, Stone, Ozark Plateau: Boston Mts.: Ozark National Forest--Sylamore Ranger District. Barkshed Recreational Area (36°02?N 92°15?W) on North Sylamore Creek, about 10 mi. SW of Calico Rock. Right at bridge., 36.029144 -92.24974, 168m
BRIT-TEST-79645:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
uniflora Münchh.
TENN-V-0116776E.M. Browne   71F16.61971-05-23
Arkansas, Stone, Sylamore District, Ozark NF. Ozark Plateau Province. Barkshed Campground. Picnic area., 36.045711 -92.321647
BRIT-TEST-79645:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
uniflora Münchh.
TENN-V-0116777E.M. Browne   72D4.31972-05-13
Arkansas, Stone, Sylamore District, Ozark NF. Ozark Plateau Province. Between Gunner Pool campground and "virgin" forest upstream from Webb House., 36.053136 -92.190326
BRIT-TEST-79645:BRIT-TEST
undetermined Münchh.
TENN-V-0116778E.M. Browne   72D4.31972-05-13
Arkansas, Stone, Sylamore District, Ozark NF. Ozark Plateau Province. Between Gunner Pool campground and "virgin" forest upstream from Webb House., 36.053136 -92.190326
BRIT-TEST-79499:BRIT-TEST-Crataegus
marshallii Eggl.
NCU00405138D. Demaree   288101950-04-30
Arkansas, Stone, P.O. Marcella., 35.788131 -91.883757, 107m
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