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

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291073A. J. Breitung   12221941-07-03
Canada, Saskatchewan, McKague.
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178455Bernard Boivin   67891949-08-04
Canada, Saskatchewan, North Battleford District, Loon Lake.
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174251L. Jenkins   8061950-08-19
Canada, Saskatchewan, One mile south of Moose Range.
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95237Emma A. Shumway   s.n.1890-06-00
Canada, Saskatchewan, Kirkland.
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302309Arch C. Budd   s.n.1947-08-19
Canada, Saskatchewan, Beverley.
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417906Terry McIntosh   2007_242007-06-21
Canada, Saskatchewan, West of Moose Jaw, Bird Tower, Reed Lake., 50.402281 -107.084263, 601m
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294100A. J. Breitung   51631947-07-29
Canada, Saskatchewan, Cypress Hills, Battle Creek, Fort Walsh., 49.64714 -109.577651, 1113m
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294235A. J. Breitung   57891947-08-27
Canada, Saskatchewan, 18 miles east of Swift Current., 50.390435 -107.409925
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61438A. J. Breitung   291939-05-11
Canada, Saskatchewan, Highway ditch where a spring comes out near a creek, near Herb Fraser's. 4 mi. west, 3 mi. south of McKague., 52.573242 -104.011946
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294094A. J. Breitung   50191947-07-25
Canada, Saskatchewan, Battle Creek Ranger Station Cypress Hills, Sask., 49.666698 -109.500747
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131806Hugh M. Raup   6432
Canada, Saskatchewan, The base of Cornwall Bay, L. Athabaska, Sask., 59.453569 -108.455975
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131805Hugh M. Raup   65731935-07-14
Canada, Saskatchewan, Vicinity base of Cornwall Bay, L. Athabaska, Sask. N.W. face., 59.293535 -110.087959
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278276M. Kilcher   3221950-06-27
Canada, Saskatchewan, Val Maria., 49.246363 -107.728801
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288379J. Looman   140221970-06-04
Canada, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Landing., 50.647863 -107.9829
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