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BRIT:BRIT	Daucus carota L. BRIT179005Patrick R. Hanshaw   3422015-05-06 United States of America, Texas, Denton, Plant found at intersection of N. Bonnie Brae St. and W. University, in a vacant lot. Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Daucus carota L. BRIT58398Patrick R. Hanshaw   1992013-05-22 United States of America, Texas, Tarrant, Plant found going E. on Blue Mound Rd, 1 mile before the Willow Springs Rd. intersect on the N. road shoulder in full sunlight. This location is in N. Fort Worth. Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Daucus carota L. BRIT560040Erin Flinchbaugh   EGF0312020-06-03 United States, Texas, Henderson, On the west side of FM 1615, 0.4 miles south along the road from the intersection with Co. Rd. 4614., 32.131836 -95.792488 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Daucus pusillus Michx. BCNWR00053Charles W. Sexton   3061995-05-12 United States, Texas, Travis, Shaw Tract., 30.5848 -98.0544 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Daucus pusillus Michx. BCNWR00054Charles W. Sexton   3071995-05-23 United States, Texas, Travis, Cow Creek Rd., 30.55675676 -98.04580678 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Daucus carota L. BCNWR00052William Reiner, Jr.   17182003-05-16 United States, Texas, Burnet, Flying X Tract; Between garage and airstrip., 30.62847 -98.0863 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Daucus pusillus Michx. TCSW001327Kathryn C. Saucier   s.n.1982-04-24 United States, Texas, Denton, Carrollton, Flowerbed of my house Full Record Details

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