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

COLO
00453548W. A. Weber   178471987-06-01
United States, Colorado, Boulder, City of Boulder, University of Colorado campus; between Recreation Center and brink of Boulder Creek bluff., 40.0107466 -105.2688687
COLO
00453555W. A. Weber   178471987-06-01
United States, Colorado, Boulder, City of Boulder, University of Colorado campus; between Recreation Center and brink of Boulder Creek bluff., 40.0107466 -105.2688687
COLO
00453563Joan Young   2181983-09-28
United States, Colorado, Mesa, Grand Junction.
COLO
00667881Craig C. Freeman   146172000-05-17
United States, Colorado, Cheyenne, Cheyenne Wells, S side of town, Rest area along US 40., 38.81583 -102.35361, 1298m
COLO
00923375W. A. Weber   195172008-05-24
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Campus of the University of Colorado, Boulder, near parking lot of the Henderson building (CU Museum).
COLO
00940585Brian Elliott; Kenneth Elliott   10461998-06-04
United States, Colorado, Las Animas, Wet Mountains, Wet Mountain Valley, Sangre de Cristo Range, and Vicinity: Park Plateau: Powell Arroyo, on County Road 69.8, NW of Trinidad., 37.20778 -104.52302, 1859m
COLO
00975953Bernadette Kuhn   24872007-07-10
United States, Colorado, Baca, Comanche National Grassland: 5.5 mi W of Campo on County Road J., 37.1057 -102.6803, 1367m
COLO
02261394   
United States, Georgia, Clarke
COLO
02261402   
United States, North Carolina, Halifax
COLO
02261410Marguerite Fitzgerald   s.n.1937-00-00
United States, Texas, Houston, Memorial Park.
COLO
02261428Francis Ramaley   1906-05-23
United States, Colorado, Boulder
COLO
02261436   
United States, Iowa, Story
COLO
02261444E. W. Lathrop   944
United States, Kansas, Woodson
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