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Kathryn Kalmbach Herbarium
DBG:KHD	Wolffia borealis (Engelm.) Landolt & Wildi ex Gandhi, Wiersema & Brouillet KHD00021279Janet L. Wingate   64381999-06-05 United States of America, Colorado, Yuma, Pond seeping from Ogallala Formation, north of the Arikaree River., 39.762279 -102.453332 Full Record Details
DBG:KHD	Wolffia columbiana H. Karst. KHD00054785Pam Regensberg   15322013-10-02 United States of America, Colorado, Denver, Parkfield Lake Park in the City of Denver, E. 53rd Ave. and N. Chambers Rd. The park is surrounded by dense residential development., 39.791262 -104.803767, 1625m Full Record Details
DBG:KHD	Wolffia columbiana H. Karst. KHD00058552Pam Regensberg   19802014-08-30 United States of America, Colorado, Adams, Unincorporated Commerce City. Near intersection of Colorado Blvd. and E. 74th Ave. Hillside on northern bank of wetland just below Interstate 76 off-ramp; behind Brannan Sand & Gravel Company property., 39.830203 -104.940561, 1560m Full Record Details
DBG:KHD	Wolffia columbiana H. Karst. KHD00058555Pam Regensberg   19862014-09-02 United States of America, Colorado, Adams, Unincorporated Commerce City. Near intersection of Colorado Blvd. and E. 74th Ave. Hillside on northern bank of wetland just below Interstate 76 off-ramp; behind Brannan Sand & Gravel Company property., 39.830203 -104.940561, 1560m Full Record Details
DBG:KHD	Wolffia columbiana H. Karst. KHD00058551Pam Regensberg   20152014-09-02 United States of America, Colorado, Adams, Unincorporated Commerce City. Urban catchment N of E. 74th Ave. and between I-76 and ditch. Near a series of reclamation ponds in the South Platte River drainage., 39.831608 -104.938854, 1556m Full Record Details

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