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Dataset: FLAS
Taxa: Leucogaster
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Florida Herbarium

FLAS
Leucogaster R. Hesse
FLAS-F-54403L. M. Stark   1969-01-30
United States, Florida, Hillsborough, Tampa Univ. of South Florida, 28.061065 -82.413732
FLAS
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & C.W. Dodge
FLAS-F-60008Britt Bunyard   MES-21802016-07-26
United States, Arizona, Apache, White Mountains near Greer, Udall Knoll, 33.950545 -109.284532, 2835m
FLAS
Leucogaster R. Hesse
FLAS-F-61452Matthew Smith   MES-29912017-06-00
United States, Georgia, Private residence on River Trace Dr, Dahlonega, Georgia
FLAS
Leucogaster R. Hesse
FLAS-F-60789Alija Mujic   AM-FL16-009
United States, North Carolina, Pisgah National Forest, Art Loeb Trail
FLAS
Leucogaster citrinum
FLAS-F-60316Alija Mujic   AM-CA16-0202016-08-04
United States, California, Fresno, Sierra National Forest, Portal Lake, 40.3165 -122.0713
FLAS
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & C.W. Dodge
FLAS-F-71789R. Healy   1998-06-15
United States, Iowa, Boone, Ledges State Park, 41.994322 -93.881059
FLAS
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & C.W. Dodge
FLAS-F-71790R. Healy   1998-07-10
United States, Iowa, Boone, Ledges State Park, 41.99413 -93.880951
FLAS
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & C.W. Dodge
FLAS-F-71791R. Healy   1998-08-03
United States, Iowa, Boone, Ledges State Park, 41.99429 -93.881016
FLAS
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & C.W. Dodge
FLAS-F-71792R. Healy   1998-08-03
United States, Iowa, Boone, Ledges State Park, 41.993939 -93.881059
FLAS
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & C.W. Dodge
FLAS-F-71802R. Healy   1998-06-29
United States, Iowa, Boone, Ledges State Park, 41.993524 -93.881144
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