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	Family Name:	Onagraceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	ISOTYPE of Ludwigia ravenii C. I. Peng - Determined By: C. I. Peng, 1984
	Locality:	USA. South Carolina. Berkeley Co.: 0.1-0.2 mi. SW of the junction of C-16 and C-6, on C-16 W of Moncks Corner.
	Description:	Plants scattered.
	Habitat:	In roadside sedgy, sandy ditch; on loam which is densely covered by Sphagnum subsecundatum; associated with plants of Cyperus, Xyris, Eriocaulon, Paspalum, Panicum, Hypericum, Polygonum, Rhexia, Liatris, Eupatorium, Ludwigia linearis, L. hirtella.
	Reproductive State:	Immature Fruit, Fruit
	Collector:	C. I. Peng 4402
	Date:	09 Sep 1982
	Accession No:	189521
	Image:	189521.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Onagraceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	PARATYPE of Ludwigia ravenii C. I. Peng - Determined By: B. F. Hansen, 1986
	Determination History:	Ludwigia pilosa Walter
	Locality:	USA. Florida. Clay Co.: Ca. 5 mi. W of Penney Farms.
	Habitat:	Shaded creek in pine woodland.
	Reproductive State:	Fertile
	Collector:	P. H. Raven 18690
	Date:	19 Aug 1963
	Accession No:	101031
	Image:	101031.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Onagraceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Ludwigia ravenii C. I. Peng
	Locality:	USA. South Carolina. Clarendon Co.: Monkey Bay Creek, ca. 0.2 mi. E of SC 373; 0.7 mi. S of junction SC 127; 2.0 mi. S of bridge over I-95; 2.7 mi. S of junction US 301 at Saint Paul; Monkey Bay; Saint Paul. 33º 32’ 20” N 80º 22’ 42” W
	Habitat:	Extensive depression pond; depression meadow at headwaters.
	Collector:	S. L. Orzell 24880 with E.L. Bridges
	Date:	10 Jul 1996
	Accession No:	252735
	Image:	252735.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

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