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Dataset: DUKE-
Taxa: Spartina
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Duke University Vascular Herbarium

DUKE
DUKE10024373   
United States, Florida, Duval
DUKE
DUKE10024374   
United States, Florida, Franklin
DUKE
DUKE10024375   
United States, Florida, Pinellas
DUKE
DUKE10024380   
United States, Florida, Franklin
DUKE
DUKE10024381   
United States, Florida, Hillsborough
DUKE
DUKE10024382   
United States, Florida, Levy
DUKE
DUKE10024383   
United States, Florida, Collier
DUKE
DUKE10024384   
United States, Florida, Osceola
DUKE
DUKE10024385   
United States, Florida, Wakulla
DUKE
DUKE10024393   
United States, Florida, Nassau
DUKE
DUKE10024412   
United States, Florida, Franklin
DUKE
DUKE10024413   
United States, Florida, Pinellas
DUKE
DUKE10024414   
United States, Florida, Sarasota
DUKE
DUKE10024415   
United States, Florida, Taylor
DUKE
DUKE10024416   
United States, Florida, Taylor
DUKE
DUKE10024417   
United States, Florida, Wakulla
DUKE
DUKE10024418   
United States, Florida, Wakulla
DUKE
DUKE10024419   
United States, Florida, Wakulla
DUKE
DUKE10024420   
United States, Florida, Wakulla
DUKE
DUKE10024421   
United States, Florida
DUKE
Spartina spartinae (Trin.) Merr. ex Hitchc.
DUKE10024434   
United States, Florida, Monroe
DUKE
Spartina spartinae (Trin.) Merr. ex Hitchc.
DUKE10024435   
United States, Florida, Lake
DUKE
Spartina spartinae (Trin.) Merr. ex Hitchc.
DUKE10024436   
United States, Florida, Monroe
DUKE
Spartina spartinae (Trin.) Merr. ex Hitchc.
DUKE10024437   
United States, Florida, Wakulla
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Google Map

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