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Taxa: Apocynum medium, Apocynum X floribundum (Apocynum medium, Apocynum milleri, Apocynum medium var. floribundum, Apocynum medium var. leuconeuron, Apocynum medium var. lividum, Apocynum medium var. sarniense, Apocynum medium var. vestitum, Apocynum jonesii)
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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00021766Hazel M. Schmoll   13121924-06-28
United States, Colorado, Archuleta, Near base of the south Chimney Rock. Piedra., 37.1925779 -107.3007755, 2225m
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00021774Hiram Burritt   901920-07-01
United States, Colorado, Delta, Austin., 38.7810933 -107.9509082
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00021790Gwen Kittel   1611991-06-15
United States, Colorado, Montrose, Tabeguache Creek 9 miles E of confluence with San Miguel River, 10 miles E of Uravan., 38.3567271 -108.5363637, 1774m
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00021808George Neville Jones   358811963-07-25
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Nederland., 39.9613716 -105.5108437, 2514m
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00021816Paul H. Shaddle   1651937-08-13
United States, Colorado, Douglas, Black Forest., 39.0130474 -104.7008128, 2133m
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00021824Alice Eastwood   sn1887-07-00
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Palmer Lake., 39.1222054 -104.9172125
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00021832L. J. Brewster   sn
United States, Colorado, Unknown, Near mountains.
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00021840W. Huestis   sn1916-07-16
United States, Colorado, Arapahoe, Berkeley., 39.7808126 -105.0483232
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00021980W. Huestis   sn1916-07-07
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, Wheatridge, Denver., 39.76609 -105.07721
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00184218Ronald E. Abbot   3101992-07-24
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, Gurley Canyon, 2.2 mi NW along Colo 145 from intersection with Specie Creek., 38.0499223 -108.1389726, 2133m
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00896480Melanie Arnett   23141998-07-28
United States, Colorado, Hinsdale, Southern Gunnison Basin: San Juan Mountains: ca 1 road mi W of the Sherman townsite; ca 3.5 air mi ESE of Handies Peak; ca 11.3 air mi SW of Lake City along Cottonwood Creek., 37.89879 -107.43952, 2975m
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00928333Brian Elliott   31121998-07-03
United States, Colorado, Saguache, Wet Mountains, Wet Mountain Valley, Sangre de Cristo Range, and Vicinity. Sangre de Cristo Range, E of Colo Hwy 17 on County Road AA to Wild Cherry Creek, ca 1.5 mi from trailhead, S of Mineral Hot Springs, N of Alamosa., 2682m
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01877901   
United States, Washington, Klickitat
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01877893   
United States, California, Humboldt
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01877794   
Canada, British Columbia
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01877786   
United States, Washington, Stevens
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01877778   
United States, Washington, Stevens
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01877760   
United States, Maine
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01877752I. W. Clokey   76271937-07-11
United States, Nevada, Clark, Charleston Park, Charleston (Spring) Mountains., 692m
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02348878Tom Schweich   14662016-06-27
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, Golden; Ranson/Edwards Homestead Open Space Park. Flood plain of Coal Creek, 1.6 mi. west on CO Hwy 72 from CO Hwy 93, 0.9 mi. generally north on Plainview Road, then 340 m. generally east on an old road leading to Coal Creek; 14.7 km. north northwest of the GNIS location of Golden., 39.88402812 -105.2585744, 1929m
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02434413Tom Schweich   23782020-06-23
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, Ranson/Edwards Homestead Open Space Park. High plains above Rocky Flats, 1.7 mi west on CO Hwy 72 from CO Hwy 93, generally north on Plainview Road, then 50m northeast on an old ranch road, 20.0 km NNW of the GNIS location of Golden., 39.8904 -105.2616, 1949m
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