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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Veronica scutellata (Veronica scutellata var. villosa)
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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00778522Thomas Giese   6761973-07-18
United States, Colorado, Grand, Muddy Creek drainage, between Rabbit Ears Pass and Kremmling., 40.2941817 -106.4838247
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00778514Alice Eastwood   sn1891-07-00
United States, Colorado, Routt, Steamboat Springs., 40.48498 -106.83171
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01794429   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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01794437Jean G. Witt   1896
United States, Montana, Park
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01794445Olga Lakela   
United States, Minnesota, St. Louis
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01794452   
United States, Minnesota
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01794460   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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01794478William A. Weber   
United States, Maine, Kennebec
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01794486William A. Weber   1593
United States, Massachusetts, Berkshire
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01794494C. O. Rosendahl   
Canada, British Columbia
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01794502Carl B. Wolf   
United States, California, Humboldt
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01794510W. B. Schofield   
Canada, Manitoba
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01794528   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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01794585   
Canada, Quebec
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01794593Bassett Maguire   
United States, New York, Franklin
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01794601   
Canada, British Columbia
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01794619Richard G. Baker   RGB-861966-07-23
United States, Wyoming, Two Ocean Pass 15 minute topographic quadrangle map; west end of Bridger Lake.
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01794627Claude Hamel   
Canada, Quebec
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01794635   
United States, Minnesota, Clearwater
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