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

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DUKE10053034Horn, J. W.   16921998-10-12
United States, Florida, Bay, on N side of FL 20, 0.4 mi W of jct with US 231, ca 3 mi SSW of Fountain, and 5 mi N of Youngstown... Fountain 7.5' Quad., 30.436667 -85.434167, 43 - 46m
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DUKE10053035Horn, J. W.   16791998-10-12
United States, Florida, Calhoun, on N side of FL 20, 0.95 mi E of the jct with the Bay Co. line, and roadside ditch seepage bog on S side of FL 20 (at same distance). Juniper Creek (& Fountain) 7.5' Quads., 30.435556 -85.370833, 12m
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DUKE10053036Horn, J. W.   16621998-10-11
United States, Florida, Franklin, along E side of FSR 143, ca 2.2 mi E of jct with FL 65. Apalachicola National Forest. Fort Gadsden 7.5' Quad., 29.915833 -84.948889, 2 - 2m
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DUKE10053037Horn, J. W.   16351998-10-11
United States, Florida, Liberty, ca 0.1 mi away from raod, on SW side of C-379, 1.3 mi SSE of its jct with FSR 106. Apalachicola National Forest. Kennedy Creek 7.5' Quad., 30.039167 -85.006111, 8m
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DUKE10053038Horn, J. W.   17111998-10-13
United States, Florida, Okaloosa, 0.1 mi off the W side of Sherman Kennedy Rd, 1.7 mi NNE of its jct with John Riley Barnhill Rd.; 1.8 air mi NE of Peaden Bridge crossing over Blackwater River. Blackwater River SF [State Forest]. Blackman (& Baker) 7.5' Quads., 30.899167 -86.704444, 40m
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Tofieldia racemosa (Walter) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
DUKE10053118   
United States, Florida, Franklin
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Tofieldia racemosa (Walter) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
DUKE10053119   
United States, Florida, Franklin
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