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BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279221David Flyr   1561964-03-15 United States, Texas, Cameron, Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, in area of spiny shrubs near headquarters. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279220V. L. Cory   513911945-11-30 United States, Texas, Cameron, Loma Alto, 8 airline miles northeast of Brownsville. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279219Mrs. A. M. Davis   s.n.1942-07-00 United States, Texas, Cameron, Palm grove. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279218C. L. Lundell   86641940-05-03 United States, Texas, Cameron, Near port Isabel. In flats. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279217Ivan Shiller   6491941-04-00 United States, Texas, Cameron, Brownsville. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279216V. L. Cory   514601945-12-02 United States, Texas, Cameron, Olmito, south edge. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT279215Alfred Richardson   27411980-04-05 United States, Texas, Cameron, Brownsville. Quail hollow, off Hwy 802. Full Record Details
BRIT	Clappia suaedaefolia Wooton & Standl. BRIT49082C. L. Lundell   108371942-03-20 United States, Texas, Cameron, Near Port Brownsville. Full Record Details

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