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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Spiranthes cernua (Spiranthes cernua var. cernua, Ibidium cernuum, Spiranthes cernua var. incurva, Ibidium incurvum)
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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02307288   
Canada, Quebec
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02307296W.H. Horr   E4291941-10-04
United States, Kansas, 4 mi. N. lola, 293m
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02307304   
Canada, Ontario
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02307312   
United States, New York, Herkimer
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02307320   
United States, New York, Hamilton
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02307338   
United States, New York, Hamilton
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02307387   
Canada, Quebec
COLO:V
02307395   
United States, West Virginia
COLO:V
02307403   
Canada, Ontario
COLO:V
02307411   
United States, North Carolina, Brunswick
COLO:V
02307429   
Canada, Quebec
COLO:V
02307437   
United States, North Carolina, Currituck
COLO:V
02307445   
United States, Louisiana, Washington
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02307452   
United States, Louisiana, Vermillion
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02307460   
United States, Louisiana, St. Landry Parish
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02307478   
United States, District of Columbia
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02307486   
Canada, Quebec
COLO:V
02307494   
United States, Maine, Kennebec
COLO:V
02307502   
United States, North Carolina, Ashe
COLO:V
02307510   
United States, Illinois
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02307528   
United States, North Carolina, Alleghany
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02307536B. C. Tharp   137331943-10-30
United States, Texas, Robertson, Widespread on bog near Newbaden.
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02307544   
United States, Indiana
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