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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lathrocasis
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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Lathrocasis tenerrima (A. Gray) L.A. Johnson
00920967Ronald L. Hartman   704772001-05-23
United States, Colorado, Moffat, North-central Colorado: Cedar Mountain, ca 6 air mi NW of Craig., 40.57551 -107.61491, 2210m
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02424141A Taye   29541984-07-28
United States, Utah, Beaver, Tushar Mtns, Beaver River Canyon below Skull Flat, 38.262943 -112.499689, 2377m
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02424182R. M. Emerson   1981-07-01
United States, Wyoming, Albany, Atlantic Rim, T18-19N, R89-90W., 41.3561 -105.769683, 2210m
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02424166Arnold Tiehm   11814
United States, Nevada, Eureka
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02424174Arnold Tiehm   11374
United States, Nevada, Humboldt
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02424133Ronald L. Hartman   335351992-06-27
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Wyoming/Salt River Ranges: Commissary Ridge: 0.5 air mi SE of Kemmerer Reservoir along powerlines E of paved road; ca 12 air mi NW of Kemmerer., 2179 - 2256m
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02424224Tim Lowrey   2761975-06-29
United States, Utah, Millard, House Range. west of Amasa Valley 2 mi. north of Notch Peak.
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02424158E. Evert   166881989-07-13
United States, Wyoming, Park, Ridge S of Middle Creek ca 2 miles W of East Entrance and ca 1/4 mi S of Hwy 14, 16, and 20; Absaroka Mtns; Yellowstone Nat. Park., 2256m
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02424216   
United States, Idaho, Twin Falls
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02424190Aven Nelson   56391899-07-03
United States, Wyoming, Mammoth Hot Springs
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