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Dataset: CHSC-V
Taxa: Mulgedium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Chico State Herbarium

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CHSC019568L. W. Miller   1933-08-12
United States, Iowa, Dickinson, W. Okoboji.
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CHSC024389D. E. Brink   10381976-06-21
United States, Montana, Big Horn, CX Coal Site. Near Squirrel Creek. USGS Quadrangle: Pearl School
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CHSC002554Lena B. Henderson   1938-09-22
United States, Virginia, Campbell, Edge of Rivermont Park, Lynchburg.
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CHSC032540R. A. Schlising; M. E. Musolf   15071960-06-27
United States, Wisconsin, Columbia, Banks along C.M. St. P. & P. RR, about 1 mile west of Doylestown. T11N R11E S10
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CHSC005214   1944-08-11
United States, California, Lassen, Eagle Lake., 40.639444 -120.7025, 1585m
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CHSC071383Vernon H. Oswald; B. Corbin, G. Schoolcraft   92561998-07-13
United States, California, Lassen, Hwy. 139 along the east shore of Eagle Lake. Roadside. T33N R12E S30, 40.6925 -120.662222, 1561m
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CHSC076088Lowell Ahart; Vernon H. Oswald   82331999-09-13
United States, California, Lassen, On the strand of Eagle Lake, west of Highway 139, near the south end of the lake and highway, Eagle Lake. T32N R12E S05 NW1/4, 40.666389 -120.657222, 1554m
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CHSC099898Lowell Ahart; John Dittes   153442008-08-26
United States, California, Modoc, On the banks of Rose Creek, 250 feet southwest of the confluence of Rose Creek and Pit River, on the northwest side of unnamed road, 3,160 feet east of intersection with County Road 85a, 9.3 miles (air) north-northeast of Lookout. T40N R07E S35 SW1/4 USGS Quadrangle: Donica Mtn. 1:24,000, 41.345278 -121.138611, 1277m
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CHSC007828Nick Santamaria   1551969-07-01
United States, California, Lassen, Alongside highway 139 approx. 2.3 miles north of the Eagle Lake Biological Station turnoff., 1585m
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