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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cassia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

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01576388R. Bye   
Mexico, Quintana Roo
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01576404Lincoln Constance   
Mexico, Baja California
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02821700   
Argentina
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01577782C. G. Pringle   
Mexico, Jalisco
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Cassia aspera Muhl. ex Elliott
01577790   
United States, Florida
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Cassia aspera Muhl. ex Elliott
01577808Ted Bradley   
United States, South Carolina, Beaufort
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02821874   
Nicaragua
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02821882   
Cuba
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01576321Loraine Yeatts   38851996-10-08
United States, New Mexico, Dona Ana, Organ Mts. Aguirre Springs campground; Tertiary silicic intrusives; Great Basin Conifer Woodland Formation; 7.5' Organ Peak quad, 53140E82350N., 1737m
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02821999   
United States, California, Riverside
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02822005   
Australia, South Australia
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02821981   
Australia, Western Australia
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01576289Dina Clark   6241997-08-05
United States, Kansas, Morton, Cimarron National Grassland., 37.11635 -101.7318, 1021m
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02821858   
United States, Hawaii
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02821742   
Australia, South Australia
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