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SEINet-UA:Plants-UNA	Taxodium ascendens Brongn. UNA00029377Robert Burckhalter | Robert Burckhalter #   7041986-09-02 United States, Alabama, Hale, West shore of Payne Lake. 13 miles SE of Moundville. SW1/4 SE1/4 Sec. 11 T22N R6E, 32.88805 -87.44278 Full Record Details
SEINet-FLAS:Plants	Taxodium distichum (L.) Rich. 244341Mark Whitten   43102015-07-02 United States, Alabama, Hale, United States: Alabama: Hale County. Talladega National Forest; Oakmulgee Wildlife Management Area. Payne Lake Campground vicinity. Elev. 90 m Margin of Payne Lake. Tree to 15 m tall. Lat. 32.89059N Long. 87.44400W Datum: WGS84., 32.89059 -87.444 Full Record Details
SEINet-FLAS:Plants	Taxodium ascendens Brongn. 244342Mark Whitten   43112015-07-02 United States, Alabama, Hale, United States: Alabama: Hale County. Talladega National Forest; Oakmulgee Wildlife Management Area. Payne Lake Campground vicinity. Elev. 90 m Margin of Payne Lake. Tree to 15 m tall. Lat. 32.89059N Long. 87.44400W Datum: WGS84., 32.89059 -87.444 Full Record Details
SEINet-UA:Plants-UNA	Taxodium ascendens Brongn. UNA00024759Chris G. Haynes | Chris G. Haynes #   481992-09-05 United States, Alabama, Hale, Payne Lake, Oakmulgee Management Area; ca. 17 mi. due SE of Moundville, just off AL Hwy. 25; T22N, R6E, Sec. 14., 32.87861 -87.44305 Full Record Details
SEINet-UA:Plants-UNA	Taxodium ascendens Brongn. UNA00050980Michelle Birk | Michelle Birk #   1681994-09-09 United States, Alabama, Hale, Payne Lake [slough and] drainage pond, near entrance to Spillway Campground, 13.25 mi. ESE Moundville; Talladega National Forest, Oakmulgee Division; T22NR6ES14, 32.88 -87.445 Full Record Details

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