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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00091959D. Randolph   1292
United States, Colorado, Grand, Arapaho National Forest, along Sawmill Gulch, 2.7 miles upstream of confluence with Willow Creek., 40.2148933 -106.1023747, 2783m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00292086James P. Vanderhorst   38981991-08-08
United States, Colorado, Garfield, Flat Tops/White River Plateau: Flat Tops Wilderness: headwaters of Fawn Creek, ca 20 air mi N of Glenwood Springs., 39.8523265 -107.2801539, 3231m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00320614Rea Orthner   2981997-08-03
United States, Colorado, Chaffee, Mosquito Range. San Isabel National Forest. Tumble Creek Trail (617), just S of pass between Fourmile Creek and Buffalo Meadows., 38.9926045 -106.1519271, 3353m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00320788Rea Orthner   2541997-08-02
United States, Colorado, Park, Mosquito Range. Pike Nat. Forest. At junction of Tumble Creek Trail (617) & Lynch Creek Trail (618), W of the Lynch Creek Trailhead. Just outside boundary of Buffalo Peaks Wilderness Area., 39.0381332 -106.1152189, 3103m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00331256Rea Orthner   7991998-08-16
United States, Colorado, Lake, Mosquito Range. San Isabel National Forest. Buffalo Peaks Wilderness Area. About 900 m S of Pk 12453, ~2.5 km NW of South Peak., 39.1425691 -106.2213413, 3657m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00334664Rea Orthner   3071997-08-22
United States, Colorado, Park, Mosquito Range. San Isabel National Forest. Buffalo Peaks Wilderness Area. Along Tumble Creek Trail (617) btw the Rich Creek Trailhead and west towards intersection of trail 556 (Ridgeview Trail)., 39.06406 -106.12647, 3087m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00334680Rea Orthner   6231998-07-13
United States, Colorado, Chaffee, Mosquito Range. San Isabel National Forest. Buffalo Peaks Wilderness Area. Tumble Creek Trail (#617) N of beaver ponds., 38.9782304 -106.14658, 3139m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00334698Rea Orthner   7821998-08-15
United States, Colorado, Park, Mosquito Range. Pike National Forest. Buffalo Peaks Wilderness Area. E side of Pk 12454, about 2 mi SE of South Peak., 39.1025563 -106.173571, 3688m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00827576D. Randolph   10661993-08-11
United States, Colorado, Grand, Nine Mile Creek, one mile upstream of confluence with Ten Mile Creek., 40.0286069 -105.9516535, 2496m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833509D. Randolph   15711993-09-22
United States, Colorado, Eagle, White River National Forest, along Lime Creek, 0.25 miles upstream of confluence with Turkey Creek., 39.5267081 -106.3348735, 2768m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833517D. Randolph   15551993-09-21
United States, Colorado, Eagle, White River National Forest, Cataract Creek, 1.5 miles upstream of confluence with East Fork Eagle River., 39.4301013 -106.2663029, 3243m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833608S. Spackman   93-5281993-09-05
United States, Colorado, Eagle, Bureau of Land Management; Berry Creek, 2 miles north-northeast of junction with Eagle River., 39.67161 -106.57472, 2536m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833616S. Spackman   93-6231993-09-14
United States, Colorado, Eagle, Gore Creek at Vail., 39.6429541 -106.3866583, 2469m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833624S. Spackman   93-6891993-09-15
United States, Colorado, Eagle, Black Gore Creek., 39.59253 -106.24833, 2804m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833731S. Spackman   93-7821993-09-23
United States, Colorado, Eagle, Holy Cross Wilderness Area in White River National Forest; headwaters of Cross Creek., 39.4082791 -106.5294241, 3353m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833764G. Kittel   28131993-09-04
United States, Colorado, Eagle, Bureau of Land Management Castle Park Wilderness Study Area, 7 miles north-northeast of Eagle along Milk Creek., 39.7610944 -106.8128252, 2646m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00833798D. Randolph   16601993-09-23
United States, Colorado, Summit, On south shore of Boulder Creek approx. 4-5 miles upstream of confluence with Blue river (approx. 5 miles north of Silverthorn), 39.73867 -106.14787, 2707m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00834150S. Spackman   93-0441993-07-28
United States, Colorado, Garfield, White River National Forest, along Deep Creek near Ballixburg Spring (1.1 miles downstream of Lower Short Creek confluence)., 39.7166216 -107.1900303, 2524m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00838300S. Spackman   93-2591993-08-16
United States, Colorado, Grand, Rocky Mountain National Park, Onahu Creek in Kawuneeche Valley., 40.30514 -105.8484, 2658m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00838482S. Spackman   93-1551993-08-11
United States, Colorado, Grand, Fraser River at Fraser., 39.9425324 -105.8060288, 2615m
COLO:V
Aster foliaceus var. foliaceus Lindley ex De Candolle
00838532D. Randolph   13481993-08-23
United States, Colorado, Grand, Arapaho National Forest, along Willow Creek, 0.7 miles upstream of confluence with Sawmill Gulch, 9.7 miles up Hwy 125 from Hwy 40., 40.2206753 -106.055222, 2579m
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