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Dataset: UC
Taxa: Cerebella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

UC
UC1060964R. F. Cain   309571954-09-03
USA, Florida, Alachua, Magnesia Springs; 29.583302 -82.149264, 29.583302 -82.149264
UC
Cerebella panici Tracy & Earle
UC970902H. Hasselbring   72981907-10-00
Cuba, La Habana, Boyeros, Santiago de Las Vegas, 22.9721243 -82.3921452
UC
UC1032644W. B. Cooke   296881954-09-03
USA, Florida, Alachua, Rochelle Hammock; 29.59639 -82.21778, 29.59639 -82.21778
UC
Cerebella panici Tracy & Earle
UC1891704S. M. Tracy   52171898-10-09
USA, Mississippi, Biloxi; 30.39583 -88.88528, 30.39583 -88.88528
UC
UC696422W. W. Ray   28321942-09-10
USA, Oklahoma, Payne, Yost Lake, Stillwater, 36.2007645 -97.0134281
UC
Cerebella spartinae Ellis & Everh.
UC1891642S. M. Tracy   1892-09-01
USA, Mississippi, Biloxi; 30.435706 -88.959466, 30.435706 -88.959466
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