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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Utricularia intermedia
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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00916023Marian J. Rohman   
United States, Colorado, Dolores, detailed locality information protected
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02220812   
Canada, Manitoba
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02220820   
Canada, Manitoba
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02220838   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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02220846   
Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador
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02220853   
Canada, Saskatchewan
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02220861   
Canada, Ontario
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02220879   
Canada, Ontario
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02220887   
Canada, Quebec
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02220895   
Greenland
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02220903   
Greenland
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02220911   
Greenland
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02220929   
United States, Minnesota, Cook
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02220937David J. Cooper   22251994-07-07
United States, Wyoming, Teton, National Elk Refuge: E of main road into the refuge, ca 3 mi into the refuge, 3 mi N of Jackson.
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02220945   
Canada, Nova Scotia
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02220952   
Canada, British Columbia
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02220960   
Canada, Quebec
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02220978   
Canada, British Columbia
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02220986   
Canada, Quebec
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02220994   
Canada, Quebec
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02221000   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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02221018   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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02221026   
Canada, Yukon
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02221109D. A. Walker   76-881976-07-19
United States, Alaska
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02221117   
Greenland
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02221125V. Siplivinsky   7271980-07-19
United States, Alaska
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02221133Vernon L. Harms   92-66-B1966-07-00
United States, Alaska
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Google Map

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