Dataset: COLO-
Taxa: Aira
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium


COLO
01420157A. D. E. Elmer   
United States, Washington

COLO
01420165   
United States, Oregon, Lane

COLO
01420173   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01420181   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01420199   
United States, California, San Francisco

COLO
01420207   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01420215   
United States, California

COLO
01420223   
United States, North Carolina, Durham

COLO
01420231C. O. Rosendahl   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01420249   
United States, California

COLO
01421577Don Hazlett   
United States, Oregon

COLO
01421585Stephan L. Hatch   1847
United States, Texas, Brazos

COLO
01421593C. G. Pringle   s.n.1908-05-21
United States, Texas, Gregg, Longview.

COLO
01421601Frank W. Gould   59391951-04-28
United States, Texas, Houston, Twenty miles northwest of Lufkin on Highway 103, near Ratcliff.

COLO
01421619Frank W. Gould   62081952-04-29
United States, Texas, San Augustine, Along margin of artificial lake; Boykin Springs Forest Camp (east of Zavalla).

COLO
01421627   
United States, South Carolina, McCormick

COLO
01421635Delzie Demaree   
United States, Arkansas

COLO
01421643   
Greece

COLO
01421650R. Dale Thomas   
United States, Louisiana, Bienville Parish

COLO
01421668R. Dale Thomas   
United States, Louisiana, Bienville Parish

COLO
01421676   
United States, Massachusetts, Barnstable

COLO
01421684Cox   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01421692   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01421700A. D. E. Elmer   
United States, Washington

COLO
01421718F. G. Meyer   
United States, Washington, Clallam

COLO
01421726C. L. Hitchcock   
United States, Washington, Island


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