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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cocculus carolinus (Epibaterium carolinum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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SEINet Portal Network Botanical Specimens

SEINet-UA:Plants-UNA
UNA00013939Sherrie E. Maginness | Sherrie E. Maginness #   3081966-06-30
United States, Alabama, Hale, Seven miles south of Sawyerville on county road # 14, 32.65 -87.73333
SEINet-UA:Plants-UNA
UNA00013942Sherrie E. Maginness | Sherrie E. Maginness #   3081966-06-30
United States, Alabama, Hale, Seven miles south of Sawyerville on county road # 14, 32.65 -87.73333
SEINet-FLAS:Plants
244253Greg W. Stull   2112015-06-19
United States, Alabama, Bibb, United States: Alabama: Bibb County. Talladega National Forest; Oakmulgee Wildlife Management Area. Forest Road 718. Elev. 170 m Roadside vegetation. Twining vine. Lat. 32.92523N Long. 87.41922W Datum: WGS84., 32.92523 -87.41922

Terrestrial Plant Collection (Herbarium Vouchers)

NEON:TPLC-HV
NEON05Z7Z   2019-07-31
United States, Alabama, Greene, Ozarks Complex (D08), Dead Lake NEON (DELA), 32.541727 -87.803877, 25m
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Google Earth (KML)

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