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S. minor
S. minor var. okefenokeensis<br>clone 1<br>from seed from ICPS in 1980s. Tall, fat, raised areolae in youngS. minor var. okefenokeensis<br>clone 1<br>from seed from ICPS in 1980s. Tall, fat, raised areolae in young
M7: S. minor var. okefenokeensis
clone 1
from seed from ICPS in 1980s. Tall, fat, raised areolae in young		 S. minor var. okefenokeensis<br>clone 3<br>from seed from ICPS in 1980s. Tall, dark, very hoodedS. minor var. okefenokeensis<br>clone 3<br>from seed from ICPS in 1980s. Tall, dark, very hooded
M6: S. minor var. okefenokeensis
clone 3
from seed from ICPS in 1980s. Tall, dark, very hooded
S. minor<br>Coppery redS. minor<br>Coppery red
M8: S. minor
Coppery red		 S. minor<br>near Wacamaw River , Brunswick County, North Carolina<br>MK M12S. minor<br>near Wacamaw River , Brunswick County, North Carolina<br>MK M12
M4: S. minor
near Wacamaw River , Brunswick County, North Carolina
MK M12
S. minor<br>PJP M01S. minor<br>PJP M01
M1: S. minor
PJP M01		   
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