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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Rhamnus cathartica
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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00658534W. A. Weber   178461986-10-25
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Above Boulder Creek on University of Colorado campus.
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00658542W. A. Weber   sn1961-06-12
United States, Colorado, Boulder, SE side of Little Theatre, Univ. of COlorado campus.
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00658559W. A. Weber   150051973-06-19
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Bottom of Gregory Gulch at W end of Baseline Road, Boulder., 39.9999568 -105.2896795, 2000m
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00658567T. Kelso   96-251996-06-08
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Canyon in foothills above Cheyenne Mt. Zoo, and due N of Fisher Canyon and Broadmoor Ski Area. About 50 mi. W of dirt rd., 38.7708162 -104.8538657, 2195m
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00658575Tim Hogan   15381991-09-05
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Boulder Mt. Parks, Bluebell Canyon, N end of Mesa Trail., 1829m
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00695650Rea Orthner   11092002-04-27
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, Denver Metro Area. Along Bear Creek east of South Wadsworth Avenue in Lakewood., 39.65959 -105.0779, 1634m
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00884734Pam Regensberg   392006-05-24
United States, Colorado, Saguache, Baca National Wildlife Refuge, San Luis Valley. Ca. 2 air miles SW of Crestone, ca. ¼ mile S of County Road T. Ranch HQ., 37.98131 -105.72458, 2344m
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01410802F. R. Rickson   2151962-05-22
United States, Ohio, Butler, Miami University campus, Oxford
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01410810W. S. Dickinson   6081968-09-10
Canada, Ontario, Halton, ca 1 mi NW of Norval, Esquesing Tp.
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01830108Tim Hogan   55022015-06-18
United States, Colorado, BOULDER, City of Boulder Mountain Park, proximate to Chautauqua, Bluebell drainage, McClintock Trail., 39.994317 -105.281767, 1768m
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Google Map

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