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Dataset: MASS-
Taxa: Swida
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MASS
Swida amomum (Mill.) Small
00313143C. or E. Jarvis   
United States, Massachusetts, cultivated
MASS
Swida amomum (Mill.) Small
00313144C. or E. Jarvis   
United States, Massachusetts, cultivated
MASS
Swida amomum var. amomum
00409116K. B. Searcy & M. G. Hickler   2015-06-18
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Wet meadow at the intersection of Mountain and Main Roads., 42.6302 -72.5161
MASS
Swida amomum var. schuetzeana
00412848M. G. Hickler   2017-06-01
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Powerline south of North River Road. WP 177
MASS
Swida amomum amomum var. schuetzeana
00434178M. G. Hickler   2018-05-23
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Deerfield River shore below dam, 42.62138 -72.74532
MASS
Swida amomum var. schuetzeana
00412745R. I. Bertin & K. B. Searcy   2016-06-29
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, east side of Plain Road at Allen Brook, 42.6097 -72.6233
MASS
Swida amomum var. amomum
00321962Robert I. Bertin   2012-06-16
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, wetland in the southeast corner of the intersection of state routes 5 and 10, 42.66688 -72.55286
MASS
Swida amomum (Mill.) Small
00325307Robert I. Bertin   2013-08-22
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Zilinski Field, 42.5999 -72.3905
MASS
Swida racemosa
00433962Robert I. Bertin   2018-06-21
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, behind (east of) old town hall on South Main Street, 42.5029 -72.33
MASS
Swida amomum var. amomum
00338891Robert I. Bertin & G. Motzkin   2014-07-29
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, north side of Hawks Road just west of Hawks Brook, 42.5425 -72.6504
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