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

COLO
00846246F.A. Branson   sn1959-05-27
United States, California, 5 miles S. of Palo Alto.
COLO
01490267Francis Ramaley   
United States, California
COLO
01490275W. A. Weber   
United States, Washington, Whitman
COLO
01490283   
United States, California
COLO
01490291Lewis S. Rose   
United States, California, Monterey
COLO
01490309W. A. Weber   
United States, California
COLO
01490317   
United States, California, Yolo
COLO
01490325Richard R. Halse   
United States, California, Sonoma
COLO
01490333Robert Lonard   2205
United States, Texas, Crockett
COLO
01490341   
United States, California, Monterey
COLO
01490358J. D. Ackerman   
United States, California, San Diego
COLO
01490366Martha Dominguez   
Mexico, Nuevo Leon
COLO
01490374Francis Ramaley   
United States, Minnesota
COLO
01490382W. W. Dunmire   12431997-05-14
United States, New Mexico, Sandoval, City of Albuquerque, open space land. About 3 mi. N.W. of Placitas. Just north of Las Huertas Cr., 1646m
COLO
01490390M. Licher   457a2003-04-05
United States, Arizona, Coconino, Sedona. 376 Jordan Rd, yard weed in parking lot., 34.873056 -111.760278, 1326m
COLO
01948454Ronald L. Hartman; Jack S. Hartman   862062007-07-21
United States, Wyoming, Carbon, Medicine Bow Mountains: Medicine Bow National Forest: vicinity of Stillwater Park, ca 11 air mi SW of Arlington interchange at I-80., 41.4739 -106.3553, 2774m
COLO
02495828Bruce Bosley   17-482017-06-27
United States, Colorado, 8.5 miles northeast of Hilrose, along Washington CR 34.2, SW of Messix, roadside vegetation, 1250m
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