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Dataset: IDS-V
Search Criteria: Canada; Manitoba; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Idaho State University, Ray J. Davis Herbarium

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1997.020V. E. McNeilus   89-6011989-07-23
Canada, Manitoba, Along Rt.10 at village of Swan River. Along Swan River.
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2012.009V. E. McNeilus   21982-08-15
Canada, Manitoba, Four miles south of Churchill at railroad crossing.
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2012.009V. E. McNeilus   s.n.1984-07-20
Canada, Manitoba, Churchill. Three mi SW of Churchill Northern Studies Centre near Goose Creek Settlement.
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1997.022Unknown   s.n.1933-08-03
Canada, Manitoba, Riding Mts, (Man?)
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2016.001W. Margnoult   s.n.1931-06-30
Canada, Manitoba, No locality given.
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1996.008V. E. McNeilus   s.m.1981-08-06
Canada, Manitoba, Two miles south of Churchill along paved road.
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1996.008V. E. McNeilus   s.n.1981-08-06
Canada, Manitoba, One mi north of Churchill on ridge overlooking Hudson Bay.
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1996.008V. E. McNeilus   s.n.1981-08-08
Canada, Manitoba, Thirty miles north of Winipeg at Villiage at Grand Beach on east side of town.
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1996.009Ralph R. Wilson   11511948-07-08
Canada, Manitoba, 3.5 miles north U.S. border.
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2014.001Ralph R. Wilson   11511948-07-08
Canada, Manitoba, 3.5 mi. No. U.S. border. Turtle Mtn. For. Reserve, on Manitoba 10.
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1998.022B.J. Heele   s.n.1933-07-08
Canada, Manitoba, Riding Mts, Man.
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1996.008V. E. McNeilus   s.n.1981-08-06
Canada, Manitoba, Four mi. East of Churchill near edge of Hudson Bay.
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1996.008V. E. McNeilus   s.n.1981-08-06
Canada, Manitoba, Four miles east of Churchill, along a low ridge.
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2017.001B.J. Hale   s.n.1933-06-07
Canada, Manitoba, Brandon.
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