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

BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
BRIT35455Kim R. Norton   5892011-03-23
Texas, Anderson, Dairy Queen in Frankston, off Hwy 175. Growing on W side of parking lot., 32.0518 -95.504, 120m
BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
BRIT12631leg. ign.   s.n. [BRIT12631]1993-01-01
Texas, Limestone County, Fort Parker State Park.
BRIT-235375:BRIT-Acer
negundo (Pax) Schwer.
BRIT24466E. Whitehouse   209191949-03-28
Texas, Denton County
BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
BRIT35455K. R. Norton   5892011-03-23
Texas, Anderson County, Dairy Queen in Frankston, off Hwy 175. Growing on W side of parking lot., 32.0518 -95.504, 120m
BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
BRIT12631leg. ign.   s.n. [BRIT12631]1993-01-01
Texas, Limestone County, Fort Parker State Park.
BRIT-235375:BRIT-Acer
negundo (Pax) Schwer.
BRIT24466E. Whitehouse   209191949-03-28
Texas, Denton County
BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
BRIT35455K. R. Norton   5892011-03-23
Texas, Anderson County, Dairy Queen in Frankston, off Hwy 175. Growing on W side of parking lot., 32.0518 -95.504, 120m
BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
K. McNew   952009-07-01
Texas, Tarrant, Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge. Along road that follows the river North of Todd Island . Research site: Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, 32.859 -97.4735
BRIT-105303:BRIT-Vitex
negundo (Franch.) Rehd.
R. J. O'Kennon   132781995-07-27
Texas, Tarrant, Hwy 121 at Minnis Dr. Haltom City., 32.793 -97.2438, 155m
BRIT-105303:BRIT-Vitex
negundo (Franch.) Rehd.
R. J. O'Kennon   133081995-08-13
Texas, Tarrant, Fort Worth. Corner of N Lenxington St and W Peach St., 32.7553 -97.3417, 170m
BRIT-3607:BRIT-Acer
R. J. O'Kennon   193002004-04-30
Texas, Wise, LBJ National Grasslands, Unit 70. Research site: LBJ National Grasslands, 33.3333 -97.5342, 260m
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