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Botanical Research Institute of Texas - TEST
BRIT:BRIT	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. test-2021-08-30_82Morgan R. Gostel   4582019-06-10 United States of America, Texas, Travis, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center: South Texas Sampler., 30.1853526 -97.87430018 Full Record Details
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TEX	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. TEX00561573Claudia Aluarado   71996-04-14 United States, Texas, Cameron, 1/2 mile from Boca Chica Beach. Full Record Details
TEX	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. TEX00561574Jesus Cardenas Jr.   1021998-04-23 United States, Texas, Cameron, 2 1/2 miles from Boca Chica Beach entrance to right of the roadside. Full Record Details
TEX	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. TEX00561575Rogers   0131997-03-31 United States, Texas, Cameron, End of Hwy 100. behind second degree dunes or 7 miles N. of Bahia Mar/ S.P.I. Full Record Details
TEX	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. TEX00561576Alfred Thomas Richardson   24221977-04-26 United States, Texas, Cameron, Hwy 4, ca. .5 to 1 mile from Boca Chica Beach. Full Record Details
TEX	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. TEX00561577Alfred Thomas Richardson   24761977-07-15 United States, Texas, Cameron, Brazos Island State Park. Full Record Details
TEX	Stemodia lanata Sessé & Moc. ex Benth. TEX00569659George Yatskievych|Thomas F. Patterson   22-0512022-06-04 United States, Texas, Nueces, Port Aransas; corner of Sand Dollar Avenue and Via Maria Isabel, adjacent to Audobon Society Channel Oak Motte Preserve., 27.62571 -97.21974 Full Record Details

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