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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Oxytenia
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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00112854W. A. Weber   163751982-08-27
United States, Colorado, Mesa, Plateau Creek between Debeque Canyon and mesa.
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00112862W. A. Weber   79371952-09-01
United States, Colorado, Montezuma, Banks of McElmo Creek, 18 mi. west of junction with Cortez road., 37.32631 -108.93604
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00112870Jim Ratzloff   2531977-08-23
United States, Colorado, Montezuma, Near McElmo Creek, 1 mile E of Utah border., 37.3337959 -109.0018075, 1524m
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00112888Joan Young   401981-09-25
United States, Colorado, Mesa, Upper Debeque Canyon along Colorado River along Hwy I-70. Under overhang of Mesa Verde sandstone.
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00947903John B. Hartwell   sn1939-09-03
United States, Colorado, Mesa, East of Palisade.
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01336098John C. Roos   
United States, California, Inyo
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01336106Leila M. Shultz   89911985-09-23
United States, Utah, San Juan, Forgotten Canyon, drainage to the Colorado River from the plateaus to the east., 1158m
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01336114L. M. Shultz   20721976-08-03
United States, Utah, Grand, 6.3 miles south of intersection of Highway 128 and Onion Creek road in Fisher Valley, 12 airline miles northeast of Moab., 38.704515 -109.37376, 1585 - 1585m
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01336122Philip A. Munz   
United States, California, Inyo
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01336130Ben L. Everitt   2121966-08-16
United States, Utah, Garfield/Wayne, Collie Wash, near Hanksville; Henry Mts., 38.327483 -110.672094, 1524m
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01336148C. Schafer   4291936-07-15
United States, Utah, Carbon, along gullies, Price Soil Conservation Demonstr. Area., 1829m
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01336155A. O. Garrett   95481946-09-02
United States, Utah, San Juan, Bluff Cliffs, 1219m
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Google Map

Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.

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