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

BRIT:BRIT
BCNWR00260Charles W. Sexton   3881995-09-23
United States, Texas, Travis, Shaw Tract., 30.5848 -98.0544
BRIT:BRIT
BCNWR00261Charles W. Sexton   3901995-08-25
United States, Texas, Travis, Rodgers Front Range Tract., 30.50589 -97.9942
BRIT:BRIT
BCNWR00259Charles W. Sexton   7741996-10-04
United States, Texas, Burnet, Nagel Tract., 30.6217 -98.0588
BRIT:BRIT
BCNWR00258Charles W. Sexton   7751996-10-04
United States, Texas, Burnet, Nagel Tract., 30.6217 -98.0588
BRIT:BRIT
TCSW000167R. Anderson   s.n.1947-10-14
United States, Texas, Denton, On vacant lot in North Denton
BRIT:BRIT
TCSW000083R. Anderson   s.n.1947-10-14
United States, Texas, Denton, On vacant lot in North Denton
BRIT:BRIT
TCSW000261Albert Ruth   s.n.1919-10-01
United States, Texas, Tarrant, [No data]
BRIT:BRIT
TCSW000082MBM   s.n.1920-09-00
United States, Texas, Denton, Denton
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