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Dataset: RENO-V
Taxa: Nymphaeaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Nevada Herbarium

RENO:V
14480N.F. Petersen   4781918-09-15
United States, Nevada, Washoe, [Sierra Nevada, Carson Range,] Price Lake, W of Franktown., 39.293595 -119.874991
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14481M. Lavin; F. Smith   SW1161980-08-06
United States, California, Mono, Sierra Nevada, Lower Piahute Meadows, 9 miles in on Leavitt Meadows Trail, 38.222541 -119.549216, 2499m
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14482A. Tiehm; Hugh Mozingo   38221977-08-05
United States, Nevada, Washoe, [Sierra Nevada] Carson Range, Rock Lake, 39.292739 -119.863433, 1978 - 1978m
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36992A. Colwell   99-141999-07-08
United States, Washington, Ferry, Okanogan Valley, Swan Lake, 48.512001 -118.834841
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36993B.L. Wilson; N. Otting   128462007-07-25
United States, Oregon, Union, Twin Lake, down hill from Morgan Lake, 45.3001 -118.13863, 1222m
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102437W. Harnach   5371991-06-01
United States, California, Sierra, Sierra Valley, Feather River, steel bridge on Marble Lane., 39.762901 -120.336088, 1486m
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102438W. Harnach   5371991-06-01
United States, California, Sierra, Sierra Valley, Feather River, steel bridge on Marble Lane., 39.762901 -120.336088, 1486m
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14483J.L. Reveal   16181968-07-21
United States, Nevada, Nye, Ash Meadows, springs SE of Longstreet Spring., 36.463127 -116.31801, 716 - 716m
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14484M.J. Williams; J.T. Howell, B. Menzies, R. Shockey   77-55-61977-08-02
United States, California, Alpine, [Sierra Nevada,] Mosquito Lake, Hwy 4., 38.516069 -119.912038, 2454 - 2454m
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39963R.R. Halse   92592014-08-05
United States, Oregon, Coos, U.S. Hwy 101 at Saundes Lake County Park, ca 4 miles S of Lakeside., 43.53017 -124.21679, 18m
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