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Dataset: OSU-V
Search Criteria: Canada; Alberta; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Vascular Plant Collection

OSU:V
James A. Calder   327041961-08-26
Canada, Alberta, [needs research], ENE of Saskatchewan Glacier near Sunwapta Pass., 52.1833333333333 -117.083333333333, 2134m
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Allan H. Legge   4371968-08-08
Canada, Alberta, [needs research], Banff Nat. Park, SW of Peyto Lake., 2134m
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A. H. Brinbaum   34221943-07-04
Canada, Alberta, [needs research], Small Slough, roadside S of G.W.
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[needs research]   10331915-06-24
Canada, Alberta, [needs research], Alberta; north of Red Deer Valley, near Rosedale.
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OSC-V-009474   
Canada, Alberta
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OSC-V-008197   
Canada, Alberta
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OSC-V-005530   
Canada, Alberta
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Frank Raymond   F971949-07-29
Canada, Alberta, 30 mi. E. of Edmonton, on highway 16.
OSU:V
A.H. Brinloman   54801943-07-18
Canada, Alberta
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Christine C. Johnson   12481985-08-07
Canada, Alberta, Southern edge of Chip Lake off Hwy 16 (Yellowhead Hwy) a few miles W of Wildwood; lake edge near open water, 762m
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