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MASS	Ranunculus ficaria L. 00429283C. R. Lombardi & G. Drake   2020-05-08 United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Shutesbury Rd., 42.44515 -72.48572 Full Record Details
MASS	Ranunculus ficaria L. 00409195G. Motzkin   2015-04-30 United States, Massachusetts, Hampshire, Abundant in disturbed areas on terrace south of Conz St, and in nearby floodplain forest Full Record Details
MASS	Ranunculus ficaria L. 00328207J. Richard Lunt   1912-05-05 United States, Massachusetts, Norfolk, Milton Cemetary Full Record Details
MASS	Ranunculus ficaria L. 00338610L. J. Mehrhoff   2002-04-24 United States, Massachusetts, Hampshire, Norwottuck Rail trail, 0.1 mile east of Middle Street along south side of paved trail. Map coordinates 42degrees 20min 40 sec Nìè 72 degres 35 Full Record Details
MASS	Ranunculus ficaria L. 00322060Robert I. Bertin & K. B. Searcy   2012-05-11 United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, east side of Deerfield River south of Shelburne Falls, 42.59035 -72.72559 Full Record Details
MASS	Ranunculus ficaria L. 00311943W. J. L. Zubrin    United States, Massachusetts, Suffolk, Auriga St. Full Record Details
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TEX	Ranunculus ficaria subsp. bulbifer TEX00550132Guy L. Nesom   FW08-12008-03-08 United States, Texas, Tarrant, Fort Worth, Overton Park between the TCU campus and Hulen Street, Overton Creek parallel to Shady Creek Drive. Full Record Details
TEX	Ranunculus ficaria subsp. bulbifer TEX00550133Guy L. Nesom   FW08-12008-03-08 United States, Texas, Tarrant, Fort Worth, Overton Park between the TCU campus and Hulen Street, Overton Creek parallel to Shady Creek Drive. Full Record Details

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