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

FTU
FTU0007997   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007996   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007995   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007994   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007998   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007992   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007991   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007990   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007989   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007988   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007987   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007986   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007984   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007983   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007982   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007981   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007740   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007739   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008161   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007738   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007737   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007736   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007735   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007734   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007733   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0007985   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008007   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008006   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008005   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008009   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0009943   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008002   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008003   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008001   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008000   
United States, Florida
FTU
FTU0008004   
United States, Florida
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