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pilotorch2 - Now TEX for TORCH Georef testing
TEX	Desmodium lineatum DC. TEX00016401Benjamin Carroll Tharp|Billie Lee Turner|Marshall C. Johnston   548901954-06-02 United States, Texas, Polk, 14.2 mi S of US 190 on Camp Ruby south road. Full Record Details
TEX	Desmodium lineatum DC. TEX00016402Claude A. McLeod   s.n.1960-09-22 United States, Texas, Hardin, 10 mi E Saratoga at Fire Tower. Full Record Details
TEX	Desmodium lineatum DC. TEX00016403Benjamin Carroll Tharp|Billie Lee Turner|Marshall C. Johnston   549421954-06-02 United States, Texas, Tyler, 1.4 mi S Warren. Full Record Details
TEX	Desmodium lineatum DC. TEX00384683Benjamin Carroll Tharp|Billie Lee Turner|Marshall C. Johnston   547221954-05-31 United States, Texas, Polk, Fisher's Road 4 miles NE of Camden. Full Record Details
University of Texas collab with BRIT
TEX4BRIT-BRIT:SMU	Desmodium lineatum DC. BRIT352001Peggy A. Amerson   13321972-09-22 United States, Texas, Hardin, In area around Harpers Pond, near Hardin County dumb grounds, south of Hwy 418. Full Record Details
TEX4BRIT-BRIT:SMU	Desmodium lineatum DC. BRIT352032V. L. Cory   548901948-09-28 United States, Texas, Tyler, 1 mile south of Woodville. On roadside. Full Record Details
TEX4BRIT-NLU	Desmodium lineatum DC. NLU0159475John A. Churchill   90-7731990-09-26 United States, Texas, Hardin, Village Mill. At road fork of route 205, 3.5 km E of US route 69. Full Record Details

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