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Dataset: OSU-V
Taxa: Liatris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Vascular Plant Collection

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R. Kral   587541976-08-21
United States, Montana, Stillwater, 7.4 mi. s.e. jct. 207 and Columbus by I-90., 610m
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C. Heimsch   672
United States, Montana, [Gallatin], between Bozeman, Montana and Yellowstone Part.
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Albert E. Grable   32311970-08-04
United States, Montana, Glacier, US Hwy 2, .25 mile east., 1189m
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Richard R. Halse   73672007-08-20
United States, Montana, Musselshell, along U.S. Hwy. 12 ca. 12.9 miles southwest of Roundup, near milepost 155., 46.3224 -108.77212, 1048m
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Christine C. Johnson   9291984-08-05
United States, Montana, Lewis and Clark, 8.4 miles SW of Canyon Creek, MT; along Hwy 279., 1280m
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Earl V. Storm   341918-08-06
United States, Montana, [Lewis and Clark], Ford Creek., 1646m
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Charles L. Hitchcock   136931945-08-17
United States, Montana, Jefferson, 6 mi. north of Boulder near Butte-Helena Highway.
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Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   151916-08-18
United States, Montana, Park, Wilsall.
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OSC-V-256816Richard R. Halse   101572017-07-28
United States, Montana, Fergus, along U.S. Hwy. 191 where it crosses a railroad track just south of Eddies Corner; ca. 13.5 miles north of Garneill., 46.9497 -109.75042, 1252m
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OSC-V-256270Richard R. Halse   101772017-08-30
United States, South Dakota, Lawrence, Spearfish; Lookout Mountain Park at the end of Pony Express Lane., 44.489146 -103.831461, 1277m
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OSC-V-263436Kristina Gaetzke   s.n.2004-09-11
United States, Wisconsin, Sauk, 1.5 miles by car W of Intersection of Hwy 12 and N. Reedsburg Rd., 43.532733 -89.806665
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