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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00995969R. Dale Thomas   746241980-10-31 United States, Louisiana, Washington, Beside dirt road at paved road at Pushepatapa Creek W of Varnado Full Record Details
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00995977R. M. Helms   11581966-10-22 United States, North Carolina, Beaufort, Dry sandy woods, 4 mi. E of Washington Full Record Details
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00995985RK Godfrey   702371971-05-23 United States, Florida, Leon, On a sand ridge immediately adjacent to an oldish stand of longleaf pine with mixed oaks of this ilk, this site having been site-prepared and planted with slash pine ca. 5 years previously. Ca. 1 mi S of Capital Circle on Spring Hill Road Full Record Details
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00995993Harry E. Ahles   361781957-10-05 United States, North Carolina, Pender, sandy pine oak woods, .8 mi SW of Edgecombe on US 17 Full Record Details
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00996009Wilbur H. Duncan   43231941-12-10 United States, Georgia, Washington, Sandy soil E of Cowpen Creek, N part of the county Full Record Details
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00996165William B. Fox   1946-10-20 United States, North Carolina, New Hanover, 3 mi N of Carolina Beach Full Record Details
COLO:V	Quercus laevis Walter 00996173R. Burckhalter   3911985-06-12 United States, Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Common on exposed sunny xeric ridgetop. Sandy and rocky substrate. 5 mi SE of Duncanville. Duncanville Quadrangle. Full Record Details

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