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Bell Museum

Dataset: MIN-Plants
Taxa: Fagus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum plants


MIN:Plants
473275[]US Nat. Arboretum staff   83-691983-00-00
United States, Maryland, Anne Arundel, [no further data]

MIN:Plants
473274[]US Nat. Arboretum staff   831974-00-00
United States, District of Columbia, Washington

MIN:Plants
528851[1004645]Rolland-Germain,   s.n.1946-07-26
Canada, Quebec, Saint-Jerome. Terrebonne County.;;;;, 45.76667 -74

MIN:Plants
817359[1004646]Nelson, John; et al.   102111991-04-01
United States, South Carolina, Orangeburg, Orangeburg County ... N side of N fork of Edisto River, S of Proctorville;;;;, 33.53911 -80.961

MIN:Plants
98189[1000002]Nash, G.V.   23391895-08-07
United States, Florida, Leon, Tallahassee

MIN:Plants
937508[1299175]Miller, James S.   8351
United States, North Carolina, Madison

MIN:Plants
959627[1311959]Ray C. Friesner   95141935-10-19
United States, Indiana, Brown, 2 miles northeast Trevlac, 39.2861 -86.310459

MIN:Plants
959626[1311960]Paul G. Wible   1928-07-28
United States, Indiana, Lawrence

MIN:Plants
959625[1311961]Elizabeth Oliver   1930-07-00
United States, Michigan, Crystal Lake

MIN:Plants
959737[1318041]Stork, H.E.   25981924-08-00
United States, New York

MIN:Plants
959736[1318040]Stork, H.E.   25721924-08-00
United States, New York

MIN:Plants
959735[1318039]Kruschke, E.P.   1941-05-24
United States, Wisconsin, 2 miles south west of Kiel;, 43.883525 -88.035652

MIN:Plants
968176[1368786]Timothy J. S. Whitfeld   15762017-06-17
United States, Rhode Island, Kent, New England Botanical Club field trip, Arcardia Wildlife Management Area, Pine Top area, 0.7 miles north of intersection of Escoheag Hill Road and Falls River Road., 41.6172 -71.77369

MIN:Plants
972466[1398015]Janssens, J.   1021974-05-09
Belgium, Den Brandt


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