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Dataset: TAES-
Taxa: Viscaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Texas A&M Test

TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
Francisco J. Roldan   13681989-11-13
Colombia, Antioquia, San Carlos
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
William F. Mahler   58101970-04-07
Mexico, Zacatecas
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
M. Nee   74201973-10-15
Panama
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
M. Nee   108801974-03-27
Panama
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
Barton H. Warnock   127251955-07-15
United States, Texas, Brewster
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
Barton H. Warnock   129271955-08-17
United States, Texas, Brewster
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
V. L. Cory   505421945-10-27
United States, Texas, Kerr
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
B. L.   95-101995-03-12
United States, Texas, Tom Green
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
H. B. Parks and V. L. Cory   194081936-09-05
United States, Texas, Val Verde
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
H. B. Parks and V. L. Cory   194061936-09-05
United States, Texas, Val Verde
TAES
Viscaceae Batsch
H. B. Parks and V. L. Cory   194071936-09-05
United States, Texas, Val Verde
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Google Map

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