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<InstitutionCode>BRIT</InstitutionCode>
<CollectionCode>BRIT</CollectionCode>
<CatalogNumber>V. L. Cory 53888</CatalogNumber>
<ScientificName>Solidago nemoralis var. decemflora</ScientificName>
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<Kingdom>Plantae</Kingdom>
<Phylum>Magnoliophyta</Phylum>
<Class>Magnoliopsida</Class>
<Order>Asterales</Order>
<Family>Asteraceae</Family>
<Genus>Solidago</Genus>
<Species>nemoralis</Species>
<Subspecies>decemflora</Subspecies>
<ScientificNameAuthor>(DC.) Fernald</ScientificNameAuthor>
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<YearIdentified>1947</YearIdentified>
<MonthIdentified>9</MonthIdentified>
<DayIdentified>28</DayIdentified>
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<CollectorNumber>53888</CollectorNumber>
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<Collector>V. L. Cory</Collector>
<YearCollected>1947</YearCollected>
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<DayCollected>28</DayCollected>
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<ContinentOcean>North America</ContinentOcean>
<Country>United States of America</Country>
<StateProvince>Texas</StateProvince>
<County>Gillespie County</County>
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<Notes>Stems tufted, erect, 4-4.5 dm. tall.
Gillespie Co.: 10 miles N.E. of Fredericksburg; frequent on low limestone ridge on roadside.
PLANTS OF TEXAS
Herbarium of Southern Methodist University</Notes>
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