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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Erigeron vreelandii Greene 00088328Tim Hogan   14701991-08-01 United States, Colorado, Saguache, Sangre de Cristo Range; Willow Creek drainage south of the town of Crestone., 37.9802724 -105.650722, 2743m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Erigeron platyphyllus Greene 01276609R. D. Worthington   47561979-07-12 United States, New Mexico, Lincoln, Sacremento Mts, Bonito Lake at Kraut Canyon, hillside with ponderosa pine, 33.463706 -105.737648 Full Record Details
COLO:V	Erigeron vreelandii Greene 01276617B. C. Johnston   6821976-08-20 United States, Arizona, Gila, S facing slope above Workman Creek, 3 mi above crossing of state hwy #288, 200 msm., 33.73236 -110.939684 Full Record Details
COLO:V	Erigeron vreelandii Greene 01276625Weber   150611973-09-15 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, El Porvenir forest campground, NW of Las Vegas, 35.710316 -105.412235 Full Record Details
COLO:V	Erigeron vreelandii Greene 01276633B. A. Finney   1871963-00-00 United States, New Mexico, Pine Lodge Ecological Research Project, Capitan Mountains. Plot IV. Capitan Peak., 33.59085 -105.26575, 3073m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Erigeron vreelandii Greene 01276641B. A. Finney   75(b)1963-00-00 United States, New Mexico, Pine Lodge Ecological Research Project Capitan Mountains. Plot I. South and west of Pine Lodge., 1945 - 1981m Full Record Details

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