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Taxa: Viola sororia var. sororia (Viola floridana, Viola langloisii, Viola latiuscula, Viola papilionacea, Viola septentrionalis, Viola chalcosperma, Viola priceana, Viola rosacea, Viola septentrionalis var. septentrionalis, Viola langloisii var. pedatiloba, Viola palmata var. sororia, Viola papilionacea ... (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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00804211Alice M. Spotts   159531937-05-09
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Mouth of Gregory Canyon, Boulder., 39.9974721 -105.292504
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00804229Joseph Andorfer Ewan   136531941-08-12
United States, Colorado, Weld, Near St. Vrain Creek, Dixons Mill, 1 mile W of Harney., 40.15304 -104.95962, 1524m
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00804237G. E. Osterhout   sn1914-06-17
United States, Colorado, Weld, Windsor., 40.47748 -104.90136
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00804245G. E. Osterhout   sn1914-05-16
United States, Colorado, Weld, Windsor., 40.47748 -104.90136
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00804252Vera Komarkova   sn1974-08-09
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, Rocky Flats Site, 7 mi. S of Boulder, on Rocky Flats Pediment, NW corner of site.
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02509792   
United States, New York, Tompkins
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02509891John R. McCracken   041971-04-17
United States, Oklahoma, Woods, Collected 12 miles north and 6.5 miles west of Alva.
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02558955   
United States, Mississippi
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02559060   
United States, Texas, Kendall
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02559490   
United States, Texas, Newton
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