Dataset: RENO-V
Taxa: Pastinaca
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Nevada Herbarium


RENO:V
74700A. Tiehm   125881998-07-07
USA, Nevada, Douglas, Carson Valley, 0.2 road miles N of Fairview Lane on Hwy 88 to Minden and Woodfords., 38.869575 -119.779079, 1457 - 1457m

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74687A. Tiehm   28041976-08-14
USA, Nevada, Douglas, Dressler Lane, 5.9 miles S on Hwy 88 from Hwy 395, 38.866877 -119.77917, 1463m

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74688A. Tiehm   23291976-06-15
USA, Nevada, Carson City, Carson City, along Ash Canyon Road, near West Ormsby Boulevard., 39.173335 -119.782213, 1445m

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74689R.R. Halse   72352007-06-19
USA, Oregon, Wallowa, Wallowa-Whitman NF, along Dug Bar Road, ca 6.7 miles N of Imnaha., 45.65243 -116.83908, 719 - 719m

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74690A. Tiehm   24761976-07-06
USA, Nevada, Carson City, W side of Carson City, along Ash Canyon Road, near West Ormsby Boulevard., 39.17341 -119.782138

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74691P.B. Kennedy   s.n.1902-08-28
USA, Nevada, Washoe, Reno, UNR campus., 39.537278 -119.814318

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74692K. Thorne   s.n.1981-07-19
USA, Utah, Cache, Logan, on 2nd Street North., 41.735486 -111.834388

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74693K. Thorne   13061981-06-13
USA, Utah, Box Elder, Frontage road by I-18, ca 2 miles N of Brigham City., 41.539193 -112.015502

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74694L.C. Higgins   259952004-08-11
USA, Utah, Washington, Pine Valley., 37.394736 -113.525456, 1990m

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74695P.A. Lehenbauer   25081933-08-23
USA, Nevada, Washoe, Truckee Meadows., 39.510629 -119.738373

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74696P.A. Lehenbauer   25091933-08-23
USA, Nevada, Washoe, Truckee Meadows., 39.510894 -119.732193

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107913G.L. Clifton   472302008-07-02
USA, Nevada, White Pine, Pescio Rnach., 39.486905 -114.72222, 1972m


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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