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Dataset: VDB-TEST-VDB-TEST
Search Criteria: Tennessee; Marshall; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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VDB-Test

VDB-TEST-43046:VDB-TEST-Dicliptera
brachiata (Pursh) Spreng.
BRIT67513   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-43096:VDB-TEST-Ruellia
humilis Nutt.
BRIT67693   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-99374:VDB-TEST-Ruellia
strepens L.
BRIT67736   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-101:VDB-TEST-Amaranthus
hybridus L.
BRIT68441   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-3610:VDB-TEST-Rhus
aromatica Aiton
BRIT68588   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-3610:VDB-TEST-Rhus
aromatica Aiton
BRIT68589   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-3610:VDB-TEST-Rhus
aromatica Aiton
BRIT68590   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-4991:VDB-TEST-Iresine
undetermined P. Br.
BRIT68812   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-17877:VDB-TEST-Ammoselinum
popei Torr. & Gray
BRIT69182   
Tennessee, Marshall, detailed locality information protected
VDB-TEST-4895:VDB-TEST-Bupleurum
undetermined L.
BRIT69255   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-4895:VDB-TEST-Bupleurum
undetermined L.
BRIT69254   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-4895:VDB-TEST-Bupleurum
undetermined L.
BRIT69253   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-2390:VDB-TEST-Chaerophyllum
tainturieri Hook.
BRIT70255   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-2390:VDB-TEST-Chaerophyllum
tainturieri Hook.
BRIT70256   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-2414:VDB-TEST-Daucus
carota L.
BRIT70417   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-2414:VDB-TEST-Daucus
carota L.
BRIT70403   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-2414:VDB-TEST-Daucus
carota L.
BRIT70404   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-97330:VDB-TEST-Ptilimnium
undetermined
BRIT72860   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-100044:VDB-TEST-Sanicula
canadensis L.
BRIT67000   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-122066:VDB-TEST-Zizia
aurea (L.) W. D. J. Koch
BRIT69950   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-122066:VDB-TEST-Zizia
aurea (L.) W. D. J. Koch
BRIT69951   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-71926:VDB-TEST-Amsonia
BRIT70635   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-6882:VDB-TEST-Apocynum
ambigens Greene
BRIT70751   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-6882:VDB-TEST-Apocynum
ambigens Greene
BRIT70750   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-91276:VDB-TEST-Matelea
carolinensis (Jacq.) Woodson
BRIT71793   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-43507:VDB-TEST-Ageratina
altissima (L.) R. M. King & H. Rob.
BRIT89281   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-71128:VDB-TEST-Ageratina
aromatica (L.) Spach
BRIT89217   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-73549:VDB-TEST-Aster
drummondii Lindl.
BRIT73914   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-73549:VDB-TEST-Aster
drummondii Lindl.
BRIT73913   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-73549:VDB-TEST-Aster
drummondii Lindl.
BRIT73912   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-73549:VDB-TEST-Aster
drummondii Lindl.
BRIT73911   
Tennessee, Marshall
VDB-TEST-1896:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
resiliens Kunze
BRIT186905Jesse M. Shaver   103541948-10-10
Tennessee, Marshall, Near top of hill by road 11, about 3 or 4 miles south of Duck River.
VDB-TEST-12291:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (Howe ex Peck) B.L. Robins.
BRIT187382Jamison   43381943-12-20
Tennessee, Marshall, Wooded hillside on country road from Petersburg to Cornersville. 8.7 miles west of Petersburg.
VDB-TEST-1894:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
BRIT186818Jesse M. Shaver   79821945-03-18
Tennessee, Marshall, Side road to west 2.7 miles from main highway, turned off 11.5 miles north of Lewisburg.
VDB-TEST-1894:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
BRIT186819Jesse M. Shaver   103511948-10-10
Tennessee, Marshall, North-facing hillside by Duck River, northeast of Mt Pleasant Methodist Church for one to 1 1/2 miles.
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