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SEINet-FLAS:Plants	Gelsemium sempervirens Ait. 262783E. Simon Parsons   J1062015-10-14 United States, Georgia, Baker, United States: Georgia: Baker County. Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center: Near east bank of Ichawaynochaway Creek, NEON Plot JERC_019. Alluvial forest with Robinia pseudoacacia, Sassafras albidum, Crataegus sp, and Lygodium japonicum. Lat. 31.18743318N Long. -84.47066181W., 31.18743318 -84.47066181 Full Record Details
SEINet-FLAS:Plants	Gelsemium sempervirens (L.) J. St.-Hil. 266164Mark Whitten   58052017-03-06 United States, Alabama, Bibb, United States: Alabama: Bibb County. Talladega National Forest; Oakmulgee district. Forest Road 731 along Mayfield Creek, vicinity of NEON 20 site. Elev. 80 m. Roadside; steep slopes of mixed deciduous forest above creek alluvial plain. Vine to 5 m long; flowers yellow. Common. Lat. 32.965240N Long. 87.408650W Datum: WGS84., 32.96524 -87.40865 Full Record Details
SEINet-FLAS:Plants	Gelsemium sempervirens (L.) J. St.-Hil. 244400Nicolás García   44332015-07-07 United States, Alabama, Bibb, United States: Alabama: Bibb County. Talladega National Forest; Oakmulgee Wildlife Management Area. Slopes east of CR 49, just north of intersection with forest road 715. Vicinity of NEON plot 15. Elev. 95 m Mesic Quercus-Pinus forest. Lat. 32.916426N Long. 87.438403W Datum: WGS84., 32.916426 -87.438403 Full Record Details

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