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Dataset: WTU-V
Search Criteria: Canada; Manitoba; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Washington Herbarium, Vascular Plant Collection

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343669Willanna Bradner   s.n.1972-06-24
Canada, Manitoba, Boeing Plant, near the northwest perimeter of Winnipeg on Murray Park Road.
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134765L. M. Nuibach   s.n.1903-07-28
Canada, Manitoba, Midvale.
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290630J. M. Gillett   25101948-08-12
Canada, Manitoba, Fort Churchill, Manitoba., 57.75 -94.083333
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210335W. B. Schofield, H. A. Crum   68981956-07-21
Canada, Manitoba, Vicinity of Churchill., 58.766667 -94.166667
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343710Willanna Bradner   s.n.1972-06-15
Canada, Manitoba, Duck Mountain Provincial Park, near Winnipeg.
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343713Willanna Bradner   s.n.1972-06-15
Canada, Manitoba, Duck Mountain Provincial Park, near Winnipeg.
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211346W. B. Schofield, H. A. Crum   71091956-08-01
Canada, Manitoba, Vicinity of Churchill. Fort Churchill, Twin Lakes Hill., 58.766667 -94.166667
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343970Willanna Bradner   s.n.1972-08-28
Canada, Manitoba, Pointe Du Bois, on George Lake., 50.244265 -95.519788
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211354W. B. Schofield, H. A. Crum   67671956-07-17
Canada, Manitoba, Vicinity of Churchill; Fort Churchill, near Landing L., 58.766667 -94.166667
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211353W. B. Schofield, H.A. Crum   67661956-07-17
Canada, Manitoba, Vicinity of Churchill. Fort Churchill, near Landing L. On wet gravel bank., 58.766667 -94.166667
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211350W. B. Schofield, H. A. Crum   70001956-07-26
Canada, Manitoba, Vicinity of Churchill. Fort Churchill., 58.766667 -94.166667
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291167J. A. Calder, W. J. Cody   17081948-07-17
Canada, Manitoba, Fort Churchill: along Churchill R. opposite Mosquito Pt., 57.75 -94.083333
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343811Willanna Bradner   s.n.1972-08-22
Canada, Manitoba, Churchill, on Hudson Bay and Churchill River., 59.400064 -84.771781
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