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Dataset: NPS-DETO
Taxa: Apocynaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Devils Tower National Monument

NPS:DETO
701Beard, Rita   21974-07-03
U.S.A., Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument: Along Devil's Tower Trail, 44.59034 -104.71731
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702Marriott, Hollis   7881981-07-05
U.S.A., Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument: South bank of Belle Fourche River, near east boundar, near KOA, 44.58101 -104.70297
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Asclepias pumila (Gray) Vail
703Beard, Rita   Not Provided
U.S.A., Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument: Prairie dog town, 44.58665 -104.71449
NPS:DETO
Asclepias pumila (Gray) Vail
Marriott, Hollis   125752013-07-15
United States, Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument; On rocky knoll at end of low ridge running east from north end of Devils Tower., 44.591561 -104.708466
NPS:DETO
Asclepias pumila (Gray) Vail
Marriott, Hollis   125762013-07-15
United States, Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument; Rocky slope south of Devils Tower., 44.586944 -104.7161736
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704Beard, Rita   Not Provided
U.S.A., Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument: Under bridge of Belle Fourche River, 44.58963 -104.70357
NPS:DETO
705Marriott, Hollis   5271979-07-04
U.S.A., Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument: Red Beds Trail, N of Devil's Tower leaving pine forest, 44.59473 -104.71567
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706Marriott, Hollis   7431981-06-29
U.S.A., Wyoming, Crook, Devils Tower National Monument: Joyner Ridge Trail, above sandstone cliffs, 44.59942 -104.71492
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