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Dataset: DAV
Taxa: Salicaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California, Davis Herbarium

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DAV380335Jack Major   s.n.1972-07-25
United States, Wyoming, Teton, Wyoming: Teton County. Grand Teton National Park, vicinity of Talus Lake. (Exact location unknown.), 2883m
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DAV380339Jack Major   s.n.1972-07-24
United States, Wyoming, Teton, Wyoming: Teton County. Grand Teton National Park. Head of Webb Canyon, above lower lake located at 9046 feet. (Exact location unknown. Coordinates estimated by label maker.), 43.914167 -110.823889, 2850m
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Edward Laidlaw Smith   11421974-04-10
United States, California, San Francisco, San Francisco County: Golden Gate Park. Japanese pond in Arboretum.
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Edward Laidlaw Smith   13381975-08-19
Canada, Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan Campus, by Student Union, Saskatoon.
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Edward Laidlaw Smith   13221975-08-18
Canada, Saskatchewan, Canada: Saskatchewan Campus, Saskatoon. [Original determination by Smith for this specimen was Salix alba-type].
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DAV380191Edward Laidlaw Smith   14021976-08-28
Canada, Ontario, Canada: Ottawa, Ontario, On Ottawa R. immediately below (N) houses of Parliament by Rideau Canal.
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Edward Laidlaw Smith   11491974-04-11
United States, California, San Francisco, San Francisco County: Golden Gate Park, around Stow Lake.
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DAV365049Edward Laidlaw Smith   14191979-04-14
United States, California, Sonoma, Sonoma County: 4 mi W of Petaluma, 1895 Skillman Lane (Kavanaugh's place).
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