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Dataset: GILA
Search Criteria: Oklahoma; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Gila National Forest Herbarium

GILA:Bothriochloa
bladhi
W. P. Blamey   11961-08-01
Oklahoma, Roger Mills County, Black Kettle Forest, 35.60034867 -99.66440193
GILA-1403:Artemisia
filifolia Torr.
W. P. Blamey   1201962-02-04
Oklahoma, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma panhandle, 35.60034867 -99.66440193
GILA-34510:Broussonetia
undetermined
Longmire   71962-10-29
Oklahoma, Fannin County, Panhandle National Forest; Caddo Ranger District, 33.69984477 -95.93654487, 168m
GILA-18247:Fraxinus
pennsylvanica Marsh.
W. P. Blamey   1351962-10-05
Oklahoma, Roger Mills County, Panhandle, 35.59719947 -99.66933333
GILA-84728:Fraxinus
americana L.
Longmire   231962-10-29
Oklahoma, Fannin County, Panhandle National Forest; Caddo Ranger District, 33.69984477 -95.93654487, 168m
GILA-99794:Salix
nigra Marsh.
W. P. Blamey   1251962-10-04
Oklahoma, Roger Mills County, Panhandle National Grassland (Black Kettle), 35.59719947 -99.66933333
GILA-18624:Prunus
angustifolia Marsh.
W. P. Blamey   1261962-10-04
Oklahoma, Roger Mills County, Panhandle National Grassland (Black Kettle), 35.59719947 -99.66933333
GILA-4205:Physalis
undetermined L.
W. P. Blamey   2091963-11-08
Oklahoma, Roger Mills County, Panhandle National Grassland (Black Kettle), 35.59719947 -99.66933333
GILA-3162:Celtis
laevigata Willd.
Longmire   201962-10-29
Oklahoma, Fannin County, Panhandle National Grassland; Caddo Ranger District, 33.69984477 -95.93654487, 168m
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