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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Poa cusickii ssp. pallida Soreng 00555250Lynn Marie Moore   26911994-06-28 United States, Colorado, Dolores, Upper Dolores River Drainage and Adjacent Areas: San Juan National Forest: Stoner Mesa area, Emerson Campground, Trail 624, Road 535., 37.6086358 -108.326845, 2697m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Poa cusickii ssp. pallida Soreng 00555680David J. Cooper   17471990-07-04 United States, Colorado, Park, South Park. On Ebel Ranch, 5 mi N of Fairplay. Full Record Details
COLO:V	Poa cusickii ssp. pallida Soreng 00555706Weber   15433a1978-07-05 United States, Colorado, Park, Four-Mile Creek road south of Fairplay, 1 mi west of junction with main hwy to Antero Jct., 3000m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Poa cusickii ssp. pallida Soreng 00555722Ron Wittmann   12021980-07-13 United States, Colorado, Park, South Park, 4 Mile Creek Road at base of gentle rise, 1.1 mi from jct. with Colo. 8., 2900m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Poa cusickii ssp. pallida Soreng 00555730Ron Wittmann   11871980-07-13 United States, Colorado, Park, Wet meadow in South Park 1.2 mi E of Jefferson, SE of Colorado 8., 2800m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Poa cusickii ssp. pallida Soreng 00555755Ron Wittmann   12021980-07-13 United States, Colorado, Park, South Park: 4 Mile Creek road at base of gentle rise, 1.1 mi from junction with Colorado Hwy 8., 2900m Full Record Details

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