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Dataset: COLO-
Taxa: Spartina
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium

COLO
01536267   
Canada, Manitoba
COLO
01536275   
Canada, Nova Scotia
COLO
01536283Arthur H. Holmgren   81561950-07-31
United States, Utah, Cache, 1 mile west of Logan on the Mendon Road.
COLO
01536291   
Canada, New Brunswick
COLO
01536309Ronald L. Hartman   165261983-07-18
United States, Wyoming, Crook, Black Hills: Beaver Creek; ca 6.5 air mi NNW of Alva., 44.7847 -104.48833, 1159m
COLO
01536317E. Neese; M. Chatterley   98801980-10-03
United States, Utah, Uintah, Along Green River at Split Mtn. campground, near Dinosaur Nat'l Mon., 40.497422 -109.170891
COLO
01536325W. H. Horr   E5641936-09-10
United States, Kansas, 1/2 mi. S. Lawrence, 38.92881 -95.24247, 252m
COLO
01536341Love   
Canada, Manitoba
COLO
01536358   
Canada
COLO
01536366   
United States, Minnesota, Mahnomen
COLO
01536374Bohumil Shimek   
United States, Iowa
COLO
01536382C. G. Pringle   
Mexico
COLO
01832211Dina Clark   41022014-07-25
United States, COLORADO, ELBERT, Approximately 12 miles northeast of Deer Trail; along Muddy Creek, 39.561278 -103.916296, 1607m
COLO
01831999Dina Clark   41132014-07-25
United States, COLORADO, ELBERT, Approximately 12 miles northeast of Deer Trail; along Muddy Creek, 39.5591 -103.916551, 1608m
COLO
01829001Dina Clark   38162013-08-07
United States, COLORADO, YUMA, Arikaree River, 11 miles northwest of Idalia on west side of DD Rd., 39.809804 -102.313058, 1120m
COLO
01827039Dina Clark   38582013-09-10
United States, COLORADO, YUMA, Republican River just west of the Nebraska State Line., 40.070021 -102.054924, 1020m
COLO
01805563George Neville Jones   
United States, North Dakota, Billings
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