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Dataset: DES
Search Criteria: Arkansas; Newton; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium Collection

DES-84933
undetermined A. Gray
DES00014087Ralph L. Thompson   4831974-06-18
Arkansas, Newton, 36.0156 -93.3722
DES-112250
undetermined (Muhl. ex Willd.) Baill.
DES00014098Ralph L. Thompson   1951974-05-28
Arkansas, Newton, 36.0156 -93.3898
DES-7
undetermined L.
DES00014283Ralph L. Thompson   7941974-08-31
Arkansas, Newton, In Clark Creek near junction of Buffalo River., 36.003871 -93.372131
DES-90964
undetermined (L.) L.
DES00015555Ralph L. Thompson   1371974-05-19
Arkansas, Newton
DES-3938
undetermined Hallier f.
DES00014074Ralph L. Thompson   8091974-08-31
Arkansas, Newton, Clark Creek near junction with the Buffalo River., 36.006682 -93.363902
DES-48474
undetermined L.
DES00013920Ralph L. Thompson   5991974-07-14
Arkansas, Newton
DES-823
undetermined L.
DES00013534Ralph L. Thompson   8311974-08-31
Arkansas, Newton, Clark Creek and Park, 36.006656 -93.369359
DES-93596
undetermined Michx.
DES00013926Ralph L. Thompson   6901974-08-03
Arkansas, Newton, Middle valley along park trail and Clark Creek., 36.017093 -93.386817
DES-48616
undetermined Torr.
DES00014245Ralph L. Thompson   3111974-06-08
Arkansas, Newton
DES-1805
undetermined Thunb. ex Murr.
DES00014255Ralph L. Thompson   3161974-06-08
Arkansas, Newton, 36.016056 -93.36965
DES-92197
undetermined Bush
DES00014346Ralph L. Thompson   8711974-09-06
Arkansas, Newton, Moist bank of Clark Creek., 36.017093 -93.386817
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