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Dataset: BRIT-BRIT
Search Criteria: Texas; Hemphill; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Botanical Research Institute of Texas - TEST

BRIT-3944:BRIT
undetermined (L.) Roth
BRIT370769Chester M. Rowell Jr.   43231955-07-30
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-1120:BRIT
undetermined (Engelm.) Small
BRIT373721Chester Rowell   40211955-06-07
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-325:BRIT
undetermined Torr. & A. Gray
BRIT343722Eula Whitehouse   187261947-06-14
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-18048:BRIT
undetermined (Engelm.) Small
BRIT344437Tamara Basham   532002-04-00
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-3322:BRIT
undetermined Pursh
BRIT346184V. L. Cory   502641945-10-15
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-18784:BRIT
undetermined L.
BRIT347220M. Douglas   S.N.1963-06-29
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-18784:BRIT
undetermined L.
BRIT347219Chester Rowell   40591955-06-09
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-9102:BRIT
undetermined Pursh
BRIT348316D. S. Correll   130701946-07-06
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-50714:BRIT
undetermined R.Br.
BRIT348636Chester Rowell   40571955-06-09
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-50714:BRIT
undetermined R.Br.
BRIT348635Chester Rowell   40271955-06-07
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-17931:BRIT
undetermined Nutt.
BRIT348373Eula Whitehouse   187081947-06-13
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-1980:BRIT-Equisetum
laevigatum A.Braun
BRIT10562C. M. Rowell   40341955-06-07
Texas, Hemphill, Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area. 5 miles east of Canadian, Hemphill, Co, Texas
BRIT-1980:BRIT-Equisetum
laevigatum A. Br.
BRIT10589D. S. Correll   130751946-07-06
Texas, Hemphill
BRIT-1980:BRIT-Equisetum
laevigatum A.Braun
BRIT10562C. M. Rowell   40341955-06-07
Texas, Hemphill, Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area. 5 miles east of Canadian, Hemphill, Co, Texas
BRIT-1980:BRIT-Equisetum
laevigatum A. Br.
BRIT10589D. S. Correll   130751946-07-06
Texas, Hemphill
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