Specimen 556021
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Specimen Record: [556021] Euthamia hirtipes hierarchy

Contributor:Austin Mastemail
Submitter:Debbie Paulemail
Group:FSU Godfrey Herbarium
Date Submitted:2010-03-28
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Last Modified:2010-03-28
Publish Date:2010-04-01
Flowers Present: true
Habitat: Borrow pit in pine flatwoods.
Notes: Further identification comments by Chris Oakley, this is an update of the species name to make it consistent with the Flora of North America treatment of the genus. It is not meant to reflect verification of the previous identification.

Specimen Id: 556021
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Morphbank biodiversity NSF FSU Florida State University FSU Godfrey Herbarium Reflected light, macrophotography No preparation Plant body Herbarium Specimen Undetermined Undetermined R.K. Godfrey Undetermined North America UNITED STATES Florida Santa Rosa By Fla. Rt. 87, 1.2 mile N of jct with U.S.Rt. 98, vicinity of Navarre. Dept. of Biological Science Plantae Tracheobionta Magnoliophyta Magnoliopsida Asteridae Asterales Asteraceae Euthamia Euthamia graminifolia Euthamia hirtipes
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Collection


Collector: R.K. Godfrey
Institution: Florida State University
Collection Code: FSU
Catalog: 000035339
Collection Num: 76193
Date Collected: 1977-11-06

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Locality Id: 556022
Continent: North America
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Country: UNITED STATES
State/Province: Florida
County: Santa Rosa
Locality: By Fla. Rt. 87, 1.2 mile N of jct with U.S.Rt. 98, vicinity of Navarre.
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Determination



Kingdom:Plantae  
Phylum:Magnoliophyta  
Class:Magnoliopsida  
Order:Asterales  
Family:Asteraceae  
Genus:Euthamia  
Species:Euthamia graminifolia  
Species:Euthamia hirtipes  

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Further identification comments by Chris Oakley, this is an update of the species name to make it consistent with the Flora of North America treatment of the genus. It is not meant to reflect verification of the previous identification.