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Dataset: COLO-V
Taxa: Vitex
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
02499549Kurt Neisess   5111985-06-25
United States, Arizona, Coconino, Wahweep Campground at Lake Powell, near Page., 1524m
COLO:V
02499556   
United States, North Carolina, Rockingham
COLO:V
02499564   
United States, South Carolina, Greenville
COLO:V
02499572   
United States, Florida
COLO:V
02499580   
United States, Texas, Travis
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499598   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499606   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499614   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499622   
Mexico, Oaxaca
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499630   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499648   
Mexico, Sonora
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499655   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499663   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
Vitex mollis
02499671   
Mexico, Chihuahua
COLO:V
02555738   
Algeria
COLO:V
02555746Tomitaro Makino   s.n.1899-00-00
Japan, Prov. Rikuzen
COLO:V
02555753Shuho Kirino   7521955-07-20
Japan, In the village of Shimao in Himi City 20 kilometers north-northwest of the city of Toyama.
COLO:V
02555761Maruyama   16001957-10-29
Japan, Honshu: Shirahama in Awa
COLO:V
Vitex megapotamica
02555779   
Brazil
COLO:V
Vitex hypoglauca
02555787   
Australia
COLO:V
Vitex cofassus
02555795Anne Kohlhaas   3031990-06-05
Indonesia, North Sulawesi: Dumoga-Bone National Park, Toraut Research Station near the village of Toraut., 0.5 124, 100 - 200m
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