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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Viola sagittata, Viola sagittata var. ovata (Viola X erratica, Viola fimbriatula, Viola X abundans), Viola sagittata var. sagittata (Viola emarginata, Viola X cestrica, Viola emarginata var. acutiloba, Viola sagittata var. subsagittata)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
02502433   
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin
COLO:V
02502441   
United States, Pennsylvania, Somerset
COLO:V
02502458   
United States
COLO:V
02502466   
United States, Massachusetts, Berkshire
COLO:V
02502474   
United States, Massachusetts, Berkshire
COLO:V
02502482   
United States, New York, Columbia
COLO:V
02502490   
United States, Massachusetts
COLO:V
02502508   
United States, Maryland, Baltimore
COLO:V
02508018   
United States, North Carolina
COLO:V
02508026   
United States, Ohio
COLO:V
02508034   
United States, Pennsylvania, Venango
COLO:V
02508042   
United States, Texas
COLO:V
02508059   
United States, North Carolina, Warren
COLO:V
02508067   
United States, Louisiana, Union
COLO:V
02508075   
United States, Arkansas, Scott
COLO:V
02508083   
United States, Arkansas, Montgomery
COLO:V
02508091   
United States, Maryland, Talbot
COLO:V
02508109   
United States
COLO:V
02508117   
United States
COLO:V
Viola emarginata (Nutt.) Leconte
02509636   
United States, North Carolina, Catawba
COLO:V
Viola emarginata (Nutt.) Leconte
02509644   
United States, Kentucky, Madison
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