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Dataset: ASU-Pollen
Taxa: Equisetaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Pollen Collection

ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 84823
USA, Oregon
ASU:Pollen
   V-59
USA, Navajo Lakeside
ASU:Pollen
   V-59
USA, Navajo Lakeside
ASU:Pollen
   V-59
USA, Navajo Lakeside
ASU:Pollen
   V-59
USA, Navajo Lakeside
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 84823
USA, Oregon
ASU:Pollen
   V-59
USA, Arizona, Navajo Lakeside
ASU:Pollen
   5-V-1962
Springs State Park
ASU:Pollen
   5-V-1962
Spring State Park
ASU:Pollen
   5-V-1962
Spring State Park
ASU:Pollen
   5-V-1962
Spring State Park
ASU:Pollen
   5-V-1962
USA, Indiana, Spring State Park
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 86244
USA, Oregon, Corvallis
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 91718
USA, Oregon, Harney
ASU:Pollen
   Vareschi 10
Herb. Un. Of Caracas
ASU:Pollen
   Vareschi 10
Herb. Un. Of Caracas
ASU:Pollen
   Vareschi 10
Herb. Un. Of Caracas
ASU:Pollen
   Vareschi 10
Herb. Un. Caracas
ASU:Pollen
   Vareschi 11
Herb. Univ. Caracas
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 45028
USA, Oregon
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 45028
USA, Oregon
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 45508
USA, Oregon, Clackamas
ASU:Pollen
   Ore. 65280
USA, Oregon
ASU:Pollen
   28982
OSC v. Limosum
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum myriochaetum Schltdl. & Cham.
530J. Schoenwetter   530
Mexico, Oaxaca
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum maximum auct. non Lam.
   28-III-53
Columbia
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum maximum auct. non Lam.
   28-III-53
Columbia
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum maximum auct. non Lam.
   28-III-53
Columbia
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum maximum auct. non Lam.
   28-III-53
Columbia
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum maximum auct. non Lam.
   
ASU:Pollen
Equisetum maximum auct. non Lam.
   Ore. 86306
USA, Oregon
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