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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Berylsimpsonia vanillosma (Proustia vanillosma, Proustia krugiana, Tephroseris atropurpurea)
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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01384759A. R. Batten   8821973-08-08
United States, Alaska
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01384767J. W. Thomson   1488521958-07-00
United States, Alaska
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01384775   
Canada, Northwest Territories
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01384783Jim Ebersole   2961981-06-20
United States, Alaska
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01384791Vernon L. Harms   56191966-07-18
United States, Alaska
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01384809   
Canada, Yukon
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01384817Tass Kelso   54
United States, Alaska
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01384825Tass Kelso   541980-08-17
United States, Alaska
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01384833Tass Kelso   81-4181981-00-00
United States, Alaska
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01384841D. A. Walker   83-711983-07-29
United States, Alaska
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01384858J. G. Packer   20401962-07-07
United States, Alaska
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01384866Vera Komarkova   1581975-07-15
United States, Alaska
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01384874Les A. Viereck   15211956-07-25
United States, Alaska
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01384882W. A. Weber   11411956-07-08
United States, Alaska
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01384890D. A. Walker   75-601975-06-20
United States, Alaska
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01384908Vera Komarkova   2481976-07-20
United States, Alaska
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01384916L. Viereck   40751960-07-15
United States, Alaska
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01384924June Dunbar   s.n.1955-06-20
United States, Alaska
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01384932William Gould   
Canada, Nunavut
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01384940David F. Murray   31261970-07-16
United States, Alaska
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Google Map

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