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Dataset: SRP
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Boise State University, Snake River Plains Herbarium

SRP
35561R. R. Halse   73662007-08-20
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Along U.S. Hwy. 12 ca. 12.9 miles west of Harlowton., 46.44212 -110.12091, 1376m
SRP
51969Ronald L. Hartman, Rick McNeill   870012008-06-11
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Judith Ridge, Roberts Creek, ca 9 air mi WNW of Judith Gap, just N into forest, 46.7172 -109.9542, 1616m
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51978Rick McNeill   4612008-06-22
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: above creek from Muir Spring, Forest Road 382, ca 14.5 air mi W of Judith Gap, 46.6701 -110.14655, 1768m
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51885Rick McNeill   5512008-06-24
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Forest Road 8804, ca 0.5 air mi NE of Trombone Spring, along Trombone Creek, 46.6425 -110.1553, 1985m
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073144J. F. Smith, J. Bosequett, C. Cooper   174222021-06-17
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Judith Ridge, Roberts Creek, ca 9 air mi WNW of Judith Gap, just N into forest.<br/><br/><br/>, 46.71659 -109.95387, 1620m
SRP
73144J. F. Smith, J. Bosequett, C. Cooper   174222021-06-17
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Judith Ridge, Roberts Creek, ca 9 air mi WNW of Judith Gap, just N into forest., 46.71659 -109.95387, 1620m
SRP
74610J. F. Smith, J. Bosequett, C. Cooper   174232021-06-17
U.S.A., Montana, Wheatland, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Judith Ridge, Roberts Creek, ca 9 air mi WNW of Judith Gap, just N into forest., 46.71659 -109.95387, 1620m
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