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Dataset: USU-USUUB
Taxa: zizia => Zizia, Zizia
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Utah State University Uintah Basin

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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018187S. Goodrich   286152013-06-26
USA, Wyoming, Lincoln, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Fontenlle drainage, 42.270259 -110.561416, 2377m
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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018186C. H. Refsdal   50041995-07-08
USA, Utah, Summit, North Slope Uinta Mountains, Wasatch National forest: ca 24 air mi SE of Evanston; 7.5 mi E on forest road 058 on south side of the road., 40.9233 -110.7431, 2670 - 2701m
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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018185S. Goodrich   260471999-06-28
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Uinta National Forest, Strawbeery Valley; Chicken Creek, 40.236211 -111.158575, 2323m
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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018184S. Goodrich   274052008-07-07
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Uinta National Forest, Strawberry River near Hub Guard Station, 40.283536 -111.238275, 2377m
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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018183S. Goodrich   172981982-07-16
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Uinta National Forest, Strawberry Valley, Bryants Fork by Strawberry Res. 22 mi E and 87 degrees of Springville, 40.183215 -111.197833
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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018182S. Goodrich   209691984-07-20
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Strawberry Valley, 22.5 mi due SE of Heber City, 40.239405 -111.180335, 2323m
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Zizia aptera (A. Gray) Fernald
USUUB018181S. Goodrich   216581985-07-01
USA, Utah, Wasatch, Hub Guard Station; 18 miles ESE of Heber., 40.281369 -111.240889, 2377m
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