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Dataset: FTU-
Taxa: Cucurbitaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Central Florida Herbarium

FTU
FTU0012229   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012230   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012253   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012243   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012244   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012246   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012247   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012248   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012249   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012250   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012251   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012252   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012264   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012263   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012262   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012261   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012272   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012273   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012274   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012275   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012267   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012268   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012269   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012270   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012271   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012254   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012260   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012255   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012256   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012257   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012258   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012259   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012265   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0012266   
United States, Florida
FTU
Cucurbita okeechobeensis (Small) L.H. Bailey
FTU0012241   
United States, Florida, detailed locality information protected
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