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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ranunculus acris (Ranunculus grandis, Ranunculus boreanus, Ranunculus acris var. acris, Ranunculus acris var. frigidus, Ranunculus acris ssp. strigulosus, Ranunculus acris var. latisectus, Ranunculus acris var. stevenii, Ranunculus acris var. typicus, Ranunculus acris var. villosus, Ranunculus grand... (show all)
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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02397305   
United States, North Carolina, Orange

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02397313   
Canada, Alberta

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02397321   
United States, Ohio, Wayne

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02397339   
United States, Washington, Mason

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02397347   
United States, Washington, King

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02397354   
United States, Oregon, Union

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02397362   
Canada, Quebec

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02397370   
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin

COLO:V
02397388   
Canada, Quebec

COLO:V
02397396   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO:V
02397404   
Greenland

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02397412   
United States, New York, Richmond

COLO:V
02397420   
United States, Maine

COLO:V
02397438   
Canada, Quebec

COLO:V
02397446   
Greenland

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02397453   
Greenland

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02397461   
Greenland

COLO:V
02397479   
United States, Montana, Missoula

COLO:V
02397487   
United States, Montana, Ravalli

COLO:V
02397495   
United States

COLO:V
02397503   
United States, Pennsylvania, Wyoming

COLO:V
02397511   
Canada, Quebec

COLO:V
02397529   
United States, Pennsylvania, Wyoming

COLO:V
02397537   
Greenland

COLO:V
02397545   
Canada, Quebec

COLO:V
02397552   
Canada, Alberta

COLO:V
02397560   
United States, Minnesota, Polk

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02433746Tom Schweich   2274
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, Tucker Gulch (lower). Creekside just below the First Street Bridge, 1.69 km. north northwest of the GNIS location of Golden, 39.76647377 -105.2264965, 1761m


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