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Dataset: BRIT-BRIT
Taxa: nothoscordum => Nothoscordum, Nothoscordum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Botanical Research Institute of Texas - TEST

BRIT:BRIT
BRIT22316Patrick R. Hanshaw   212012-03-17
United States of America, Texas, Tarrant, Plant found in backyard at the Resort, on Eagle Mountain Lake, in Fort Worth, Texas.
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT58367Patrick R. Hanshaw   1672013-04-17
United States of America, Texas, Tarrant, Plant was found going N. on Morris Dido Rd, south of Indian Creek and left into the construction gate of The Resort, a gated community by Eagle Mountain Lake. This location is in Ft. Worth, TX, Tarrant County
BRIT:BRIT
test-2021-08-30_11Morgan R. Gostel   3842019-03-15
United States of America, Texas, Travis, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 30.18351133 -97.87242752
BRIT:BRIT
BCNWR00033Charles W. Sexton   8961997-04-29
United States, Texas, Burnet, Eckhardt Tract., 30.65155 -98.0415
BRIT:BRIT
TCSW000760leg.ign.   s.n.1932-04-00
United States, Texas, Denton, Denton
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