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Dataset: NYBG-Plants
Search Criteria: Saint George; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden - Puerto Rico

NYBG-83503:Plants-Eryngium
foetidum L.
1500967Illegible collector name   4781903-04-03
Saint George, Jordan's Estate, St. George.
NYBG-95605:Plants-Piper
dilatatum Rich.
1372537T. G. Yuncker   187871958-05-19
Saint George, near Locust Hall, 152 - 244m
NYBG-88142:Plants-Jasminum
multiflorum (Burm. f.) Andrews
01497883J. R. Bovell   3321902-01-10
Saint George, Union (Brighton).
NYBG-102990:Plants-Syzygium
aromaticum (L.) Merr. & L.M. Perry
1438146R. A. Howard   177951971-03-07
Saint George, Botanic Garden, Kingstown
NYBG:Plants-Hydnocarpus
anthelminthicus
01387601R. A. Howard   178341971-03-09
Saint George, Botanic Garden, Kingstown. Cultivated
NYBG-51330:Plants-Securidaca
diversifolia S.F.Blake
1446930R. A. Howard   111241950-04-01
Saint George, King's Hill area
NYBG-112295:Plants-Gmelina
philippensis Cham.
01338826R. A. Howard   180541972-02-24
Saint George, Botanic Garden
NYBG-101598:Plants-Solanum
bahamense L.
00744717J. R. Bovell   391903-04-06
Saint George, Brighton, St. George
NYBG-85714:Plants-Gossypium
barbadense L.
1438883E. G. B. Gooding   368a1940-11-00
Saint George, Dash Valley Rd.
NYBG-28109:Plants-Pisonia
1375724J. R. Bovell   3621903-04-06
Saint George, Brighton
NYBG-3563:Plants-Plumbago
scandens L.
1624448J. R. Bovell   1821901-05-00
Saint George, Near Buttals
NYBG-102818:Plants-Swietenia
mahagoni (L.) Jacq.
1339992R. A. Howard   177321971-03-06
Saint George, Rose Cottage
NYBG-27914:Plants-Nopalea
cochenillifera (L.) Salm-Dyck
1495910J. R. Bovell   
Saint George, detailed locality information protected
NYBG:Plants-Tyromyces
leucomallus
1757832   s.n.1905-09-05
Saint George, Viela Lands, St. George.
NYBG:Plants-Rhytidhysteron
rufulum
2979753A. L. Welden   14591960-06-20
Saint George, along roadsie [roadside?]
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