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Dataset: SRP
Search Criteria: Canada; Alberta; Cardston; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Boise State University, Snake River Plains Herbarium

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47379K. Shaw   15391972-06-30
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Poll Haven Community Pasture, SW Alberta., 1280m
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47382K. Shaw   16341972-07-24
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Along banks and slopes of St. Mary River, Christensen Far, 7 miles W Magrath, Alberta., 976m
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47391K. Shaw   10781971-07-30
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, 1 mile SW Cardston
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47471K. Shaw   19801972-08-03
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Near Park boundary; SW Alberta., 1250m
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49261Keith Shaw   23511973-09-03
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Canada, 1159m
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49299Keith Shaw   9081971-07-06
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, on Lee Creek, 1.5 miles north of the Dugway, SW Alberta
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49300Keith Shaw   22091973-06-26
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Along Lee Creek, 1.5 miles north of the Dugway, SW Alberta., 1220m
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49425R. K. Shaw   631958-06-03
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, south hill, Cardston, Alberta
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49496R. K. Shaw   1331959-08-07
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, 4 miles S.E. Cardston
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49505Keith Shaw   19211972-08-01
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Along roadside, 1.5 miles south Cardston, Alberta, 1159m
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49530Keith Shaw   191958-05-04
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Town Dam SW Cardston, Alberta
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57538Keith Shaw   12081971-09-23
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, Riverbottom forest on Lee Creek, near Cardston Golf Course.
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57576R. K. Shaw   19621972-08-03
Canada, Alberta, Cardston, bank of Waterton River near Park boundary, SW Alberta., 1250m
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