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Dataset: USU-USUUB
Taxa: Lactuca
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Utah State University Uintah Basin

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USUUB005714George A. Green Jr.   s.n.1923-08-12
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Kamas Utah., 40.64306 -111.28, 2134m
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USUUB005715M. Stevenson   s.n.2003-08-13
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Uinta National Forest, Heber Road. Big co-op creek nested frequency study site., 40.23694 -111.1825
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USUUB005716John W. Wyckoff   s.n.1974-08-16
USA, Utah, Daggett, Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, Ashley N. F, Below Flaming Gorge Dam along the Green River., 40.91444 -109.42083, 1676m
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USUUB005717S. Goodrich   9391973-08-04
USA, Utah, Uintah, Whiterocks Canyon., 40.58389 -109.90972, 2240m
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lactuca tatarica (L.) C.A. Mey.
USUUB005718S. Goodrich   32781974-08-03
USA, Utah, Duchesne, Timber Canyon drainage., 40.34556 -110.75333, 2256m
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Lactuca tatarica (L.) C.A. Mey.
USUUB005719Charles DeMoisy Jr.   1461914-08-27
USA, Utah, Uintah, Elk Horn Ranger Station., 40.548986 -109.957523
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Lactuca tatarica (L.) C.A. Mey.
USUUB005720A. Huber   49462008-09-09
USA, Utah, Duchesne, Lower Farm Creek Canyon, Farm Creek Mountain, Uinta River drainage, Uinta Mtns., 40.600355 -109.97747, 2179m
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Lactuca tatarica (L.) C.A. Mey.
USUUB005721A. Huber   51742011-08-11
USA, Utah, Duchesne, Strawberry River, Strawberry River drainage., 40.123135 -110.823616, 1900m
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USUUB019313J. L. England   16901978-07-28
USA, Utah, Uintah, Dry Fork Canyon along Red Cloud Loop Road., 40.570525 -109.682714, 2012m
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