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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Solidago arguta var. boottii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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OVPD-OKLA:OKLA
OKLA129989T. Connor   421970-10-26
United States, Oklahoma, Tulsa
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BRIT332358George L. Fisher   1198-501926-09-06
United States, Texas, Galveston, Kemah.
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BRIT560103Connie Taylor   284291979-09-30
United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, Along Ft. Gibson Reservoir, 3.5 miles west, 4 miles north, and .5 miles west of Hulbert, Okla
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BRIT560105J. Sandidge   2271978-10-14
United States, Oklahoma, Delaware, Tributary of Brush Creek; 2 mi S. of Jay
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BRIT560106John Taylor   235481976-09-11
United States, Oklahoma, Delaware, Collected at Dripping Springs about 6 miles east of Siloam Springs, Ark. near State Hy #33
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BRIT560113John Taylor   239621976-10-21
United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, Collected along the southwest bank of Mt. Fork River about 8 miles northeast of Smithville, Oklahoma.
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BRIT560114John Taylor   239621976-10-21
United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, Collected along the southwest bank of Mt. Fork River about 8 miles northeast of Smithville, Oklahoma.
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BRIT560403T. A. Zanoni   32741977-09-03
United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, 4.9 miles N of Jct. rts. 10 and 62 at McSpadden Falls stream, NE of Tahlequah; R22E, T17N, Sect. SE/4 and Sect. 2, SE 1/4.
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TEX00511263John Taylor   239621976-10-21
United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, Southwest bank of Mt. Fork River about 8 miles northeast of Smithville.
OKLA
T. Connor   421970-10-26
United States, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Tulsa; Chandler Park; near Arkansas River; W of Tulsa
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