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

VDB-TEST-70731:VDB-TEST-Acer
saccharum (Small) Desmarais
BRIT67952   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-70731:VDB-TEST-Acer
saccharum (Small) Desmarais
BRIT67953   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-70731:VDB-TEST-Acer
saccharum (Small) Desmarais
BRIT67946   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-70731:VDB-TEST-Acer
saccharum (Small) Desmarais
BRIT67947   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-70737:VDB-TEST-Acer
saccharum Marsh.
BRIT68115   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-73345:VDB-TEST-Asimina
triloba (L.) Dunal
BRIT68947   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-72121:VDB-TEST-Angelica
venenosa (J. Greenway) Fernald
BRIT69286   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-72121:VDB-TEST-Angelica
venenosa (J. Greenway) Fernald
BRIT69277   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-50070:VDB-TEST-Cryptotaenia
canadensis (L.) DC.
BRIT72613   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-6168:VDB-TEST-Heracleum
lanatum Michx.
BRIT70283   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-131758:VDB-TEST-Osmorhiza
claytoni C. B. Clarke
BRIT70478   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-4909:VDB-TEST-Oxypolis
undetermined Raf.
BRIT72741   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-4909:VDB-TEST-Oxypolis
undetermined Raf.
BRIT72740   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-57444:VDB-TEST-Sanicula
odorata (Raf.) K. M. Pryer & L. R. Phillippe
BRIT70601   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72969   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72967   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72968   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72966   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72965   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72964   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-103281:VDB-TEST-Thaspium
barbinode (Michx.) Nutt.
BRIT72963   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-6882:VDB-TEST-Apocynum
ambigens Greene
BRIT70767   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-87511:VDB-TEST-Ilex
ambigua (Michx.) Torr.
BRIT73099   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-43404:VDB-TEST-Ilex
verticillata (L.) A. Gray
BRIT73272   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-43404:VDB-TEST-Ilex
verticillata (L.) A. Gray
BRIT73271   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-73550:VDB-TEST-Aster
dumosus L.
BRIT89552   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-73550:VDB-TEST-Aster
dumosus L.
BRIT89553   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-73550:VDB-TEST-Aster
dumosus L.
BRIT89554   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-73550:VDB-TEST-Aster
dumosus L.
BRIT89555   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-73678:VDB-TEST-Aster
prenanthoides Muhl. ex Willd.
BRIT72101   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-62597:VDB-TEST-Aster
oblongifolius Nutt.
BRIT73987   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-72988:VDB-TEST-Aristolochia
serpentaria L.
BRIT89085   
Tennessee, Polk
VDB-TEST-1894:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
BRIT186790J.L. Collins   6711972-06-02
Tennessee, Polk, North of U.S. 64, 0.25 miles. At Parkville Lake Campground. Up the creek about 0.5 miles.
VDB-TEST-43477:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
montanum Willd.
BRIT187535P.Somers   s.n.1982-08-07
Tennessee, Polk, Big Frog Mountain, Blue Ridge., 1158m
VDB-TEST-1978:VDB-TEST-Equisetum
hyemale L.
BRIT181028A. L. Bates   20811978-12-26
Tennessee, Polk, 200 yards below Appalachian Powerhouse on the Hiawasse River
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187926Jesse M. Shaver   100291947-09-08
Tennessee, Polk, Hiwassee Beach, road 30. About 2.9 miles east of road 33
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187920John Dutton   521993-06-25
Tennessee, Polk, McFarland Quadrangle (1957). Along path across from Appalachia powerhouse on Hiwassee River. 35° 11' 00", 84° 26' 07" W, 900 ft elev., 35.183333 -84.435278, 274m
VDB-TEST-1896:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
resiliens Kunze
BRIT186923Jesse M. Shaver   83421945-12-28
Tennessee, Polk, Limestone rocks by Hiwassee River about 2.4 miles south of McMinn Co. line, road U.S. 411.
VDB-TEST-1987:VDB-TEST-Botrychium
virginianum (L.) Sw.
BRIT188591R. Kral   601121977-05-18
Tennessee, Polk, Rocky wooded slopes above Hiwassee River ca. 3 mi. w. Reliance.
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187925Charles T. Bryson   15431977-03-08
Tennessee, Polk, Along Big Lost Creek, near Lost Creek Campground, SE Reliance
VDB-TEST-1894:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
BRIT186787Jesse M. Shaver   12671935-09-21
Tennessee, Polk, Rocks near drip into road, about 5 miles up lake from Parksville.
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187921J.W. Short   7741976-07-23
Tennessee, Polk, Banks of Hiwassee River at Appalachia Power Station near Reliance; west of powerplant
VDB-TEST-1894:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
BRIT186788Jesse M. Shaver   12661935-09-21
Tennessee, Polk, Parksville, Second small drip over bluff by road up road by dam, Parksville.
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187924Jesse M. Shaver   17611935-09-21
Tennessee, Polk, 5 miles up lake by road from Parksville
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187922Jesse M. Shaver   16841935-09-21
Tennessee, Polk, Ravine by 2nd drip over bluff, by road up lake from Parksville
VDB-TEST-1987:VDB-TEST-Botrychium
virginianum (L.) Sw.
BRIT188593Jesse M. Shaver   109051952-09-07
Tennessee, Polk, Wooded hillside, Hiwassee Beach, about 4.1 miles east on road 30 from U.S. Highway 411.
VDB-TEST-26430:VDB-TEST-Adiantum
pedatum L.
BRIT187923Jesse M. Shaver   16741935-09-21
Tennessee, Polk, by road, about 5 miles by Lake above Parksville
VDB-TEST-1894:VDB-TEST-Asplenium
platyneuron (L.) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
BRIT186789Jesse M. Shaver   83491945-12-28
Tennessee, Polk, Roadside near Hiwassee River, road 30, about 2.5 miles east of U. S. 411.
VDB-TEST-97280:VDB-TEST-Pteridium
aquilinum (Clute) A. Heller
BRIT193116Jesse M. Shaver   20001935-09-21
Tennessee, Polk, by road up lake from Parksville, about 5 miles
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