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

BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista fasciculata (Michx.) Greene
BRIT57568Patrick R. Hanshaw   732012-09-01
United States of America, Texas, Parker, Forb found at 899 Springfield Rd. in Springtown, Texas. This address is about 3 miles East of Hwy 114-Parker Co.
BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista fasciculata (Michx.) Greene
BRIT57615Patrick R. Hanshaw   842012-09-07
United States of America, Texas, Tarrant, Forbs found in vacant lot at the Resort, a gated community off Morris Dido Rd, by Eagle Mountain Lake in Fort Worth, Texas-Tarrant Co. The specific address was right side, going N, of Indian Creek Rd. by Lakeside Drive intersect.
BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista fasciculata (Michx.) Greene
BRIT57623Patrick R. Hanshaw   812012-09-01
United States of America, Texas, Parker, Forb found at 899 Springfield Rd. in Springtown, Texas. This address is about 3 miles East of Hwy 114-Parker Co. This specimen was collected on the N. side bank of Walnut Creek.
BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista fasciculata (Michx.) Greene
BCNWR00389John F. Kelley   4661995-08-02
United States, Texas, Williamson, Higginbotham Tract., 30.6138 -97.9749
BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista fasciculata (Michx.) Greene
BCNWR00390Charles W. Sexton   11231998-07-02
United States, Texas, Williamson, Arnold Tract; Oldfield., 30.64138 -98.0255
BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista robusta Pollard ex A.Heller
TCSW000606Albert Ruth   9861922-07-20
United States, Texas, Tarrant, Lake Worth
BRIT:BRIT
Chamaecrista robusta Pollard ex A.Heller
TCSW000607R. Anderson   s.n.1947-10-21
United States, Texas, Denton, Along roads east of Denton
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