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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Rhamnus lanceolata, Rhamnus lanceolata ssp. glabrata, Rhamnus lanceolata ssp. lanceolata, Rhamnus lanceolata var. glabrata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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pilotorch2 - Now TEX for TORCH Georef testing

TEX
TEX00289462Rogers McVaugh   84061947-05-21
United States, Texas, Nacogdoches, Red soil 3 miles northwest of Chireno.
TEX
TEX00289464Lloyd H. Shinners   229201956-05-03
United States, Texas, San Augustine, 8.8 miles west of San Augustine.

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BRITWORK:BRITWORK
BRITWORK487049Roger W. Sanders   37641995-08-24
United States of America, Texas, Hunt, 33° 19' N 96° 15' W Clymer Meadow Preserve, ca. 15 air mi. NW of Greenville; along county road ca 1/2 mi (1 km) N of FM 1562 at 3 mi (5 km) W of Celeste. Undulating native prairie. Parkhill tract, open ridgetops in SW portion, dominated by tall grasses; Houston Black clay. Infrequent along county road adjacent to tract (R. O'Kennon reports it escaped into the tract). Fr. purple-black, to 2 m tall.

Oklahoma Vascular Plant Database

OVPD-OKLA:OKLA
OKLA78521Charles S. Wallis   566-11951-06-10
United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee

pilotorch1 - Now BRIT for TORCH Georef testing

BRIT
BRIT574402John Taylor   222091976-06-30
United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, Collected along the roadside of State Hy #10 about 4.5 miles Northeast of Talequah, Oklahoma

pilotorch3 - Now OKLA for TORCH Georef testing

OKLA
Charles S. Wallis   566-11951-06-10
United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, Tahlequah; 3.6 mi NE of Tahlequah on state 10
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