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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Acidota
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium Collection

DES-44103:Liatris
Image Associated With the Occurence
acidota Engelm. & Gray
DES00010629R. Dale Thomas   246751971-08-22
Louisiana, Beauregard Parish, Along railroad and La. 27 between Juanita and Singer., 30.636111 -93.419444

Temp Collection for testing transfers

Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
2696878Ernest J. Palmer   Palmer 65781914-09-18
Texas, Colorado, Eagle Lake. Prairies.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
1472925Adam F. Bradley|John R. Stone   Bradley 892000-07-07
Texas, Hardin, Rt. 92, roadside between Gore Store Rd. and County Rd. 1943. Dry pine forest., 30.50972 -94.17944, 30m
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
100297409Ernest J. Palmer   Palmer 439811937-10-08
Kansas, Wabaunsee, Prairie banks, calcareous soil, near Eskridge.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
100297412Ernest J. Palmer   Palmer 221171922-09-29
Kansas, Ellis, Dry calcareous hillsides, Yocemento.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
100297415George M. Merrill   Merrill 9241935-07-16
Oklahoma, Murray, Flower Park, Platte National Park, OK.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
100297418Ernest J. Palmer   Palmer 268051924-11-01
Texas, Brown, Dry calcareous open ground, near Brownwood.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
100269681Ferdinand J. Lindheimer   Lindheimer s.n.1842-06-00
Texas, Between Houston and Galveston.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
100269679Ferdinand J. Lindheimer   Lindheimer s.n.1842-08-00
Texas, Houston, Open woods, margin of woods.
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
2701128Ferdinand J. Lindheimer   Lindheimer 721843-00-00
Texas
Temp:test-MO-Liatris
acidota Engelm. & A. Gray
2700890Ferdinand J. Lindheimer   Lindheimer 731843-00-00
Texas
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