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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Acer saccharinum (Acer dasycarpum, Acer saccharinum var. laciniatum, Acer saccharinum var. wieri, Argentacer saccharinum)
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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00874545Richard Scully   482006-05-23
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Along North St. Vrain Creek, ca. 2 miles northwest of Lyons., 1676m
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00874552D.R. Williams Jr.   3341950-10-27
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, 1041 13th St.
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00874560Francis Ramaley   15031906-05-01
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, University Campus.
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00926162Ronald L. Hartman   631961998-08-13
United States, Colorado, Pueblo, Wet Mountains, Wet Mountain Valley, Sangre de Cristo Range, and Vicinity. Colorado City, Colo Hwy 165 N of Greenhorn Meadow Park., 37.94258 -104.83775, 1768m
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01839364   
United States, Ohio, Butler
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01839356   
United States, Louisiana, Ouachita
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01839349   
Canada, Quebec
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01839331   
United States, District of Columbia
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01839323R. L. McGregor   E3711941-04-19
United States, Kansas, 5 mi. s.e. Lawrence, Bank of Wakarusa River., 38.90253 -95.19191
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01839315   
United States, South Carolina, Richland
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01839307   
United States, Michigan, Houghton
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01839299   
United States, Ohio, Butler
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01946490   
United States, Michigan, Oceana
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02717965Robert Q. Maroney   28
United States, Utah, Utah
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