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Dataset: ASU-Plants
Taxa: Ranunculaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
ASU0294589Walter Fertig   295542014-05-20
USA, Arizona, Mohave, Arizona Strip: north of County Road 30 ca 0.5 miles E of Clayhole Wash, ca 12 air miles SW of Colorado City. T40N R8W S33 SW4 of NW4 of SW4SW4, 36.820355 -113.168929, 1436m
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ASU0125771P. Kuchar   218581998-07-14
Canada, Alberta, Division No. 10, Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area. South of Central Staging area and 2.7 km north from junction of Range Rd 195 and Township Road 515A; 53.483333 -112.783333, 53.483333 -112.783333, 725m
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ASU0125772D. Keil   22291967-07-30
USA, Illinois, Du Page, Churchill Woods Forest Preserve; 41.885863 -88.041734, 41.885863 -88.041734
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ASU0125773J.D. Wien   1959-07-09
USA, Montana, McGafffery's Pond, Bigfork, 1067m
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ASU0125774D. Keil   54031969-07-15
USA, Illinois, Du Page, McDowell Grove Forest Preserve.
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ASU0125775J.T. Wynhoff   5421974-06-06
USA, New Mexico, San Juan, San Juan Valley., 1737m
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ASU0125386S.W. Leonard   54571972-05-11
USA, North Carolina, Person, W side of Marlowes Creek; 1.6 mi. W of Woodsdale.
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ASU0124867J.P. Rebman   7661988-09-23
USA, Missouri, Barry, Growing along Trail # 30
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ASU0125715J.P. Rebman   9541989-04-22
USA, Missouri, Barry, Piney Creek Wilderness; along Piney Creek Trail from the Lookout Tower; 36.6864 -93.6053, 36.6864 -93.6053
ASU:Plants
ASU0020634C. G. Pringle   101781934-09-26
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Sierra Madre above Monterey, 25.910558 -100.457481, 549 - 914m
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ASU0125780J.D. Wien   1959-07-23
USA, Montana, Lake Mary, Ronan., 1067m
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