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Expand Mississippi with audited October 2000 historical records - #108
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Publish only the reviewed species, measurement, designation and county transcription. The original scan and owner/nominator columns are excluded.
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Mississippi now includes 163 historical table rows from MFC Publication #35 (October 2000), alongside the unchanged 2024 national-register Roughleaf Dogwood. Historical cards, state-page counts, filtered-result counts and source-selection controls distinguish the two sources. All 164 records use 51 approximate county points; current survival, titles and public access remain unverified.
The scan’s introduction says 164 champions, but its tables contain 163 rows. Rusty Blackhaw and Rusty Viburnum appear to repeat one tree; both source listings retain cross-references, and counts describe records rather than distinct living trees. Preserve printed names, original feet/inches, scores, missing measurement dates and historical star designations. Keep the Washington County historical dogwood separate from ms-5821 in Tunica County.
Public source links open a clearly labeled, reviewed transcription containing only species, measurements, designations and counties. The original scan, owner/nominator columns, personal contacts, photographs, private directions and individual tree coordinates are excluded. The importer, transcription fixture, original source hash, separate historical audit and reproducible PDF renderer are included. Record the coordinator’s expected replacement after the start of 2027 without asserting a firm date; update the source-review target to January 12, 2027.
Validation: 181 tests pass; production build, all 50 state import checks, README coverage and regional Library checks pass. Reviewed all ten public transcription pages and checked extracted text for personal-field exclusions. The uploaded Git tree exactly matches the locally validated tree (95758a89c3ea0dae2e0a2c1ba983e48dde52e01d).