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Dataset: ENMU
Taxa: Cannabaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern New Mexico University Herbarium

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5011James S Martin   9921946-05-21
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, ca 10 mi west north west of Kenna
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5012James S Martin   9921946-05-21
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, ca 10 mi west north west of Kenna
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5014Mary Blankenhorn   3911975-08-05
USA, New Mexico, San Juan, SE1/4 of NW1/4 of Sec 27, T20N, R13W Farmington North Quad
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5015Candice L Swope   361968-10-04
USA, New Mexico, Eddy, ENMU, Portales
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5016Karen Adams   531973-10-05
USA, New Mexico, Sandoval, T16N R1E along roadside
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5017James S Martin   18001948-05-01
USA, New Mexico, Lincoln, ca 8 mi west of Carrizozo
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5018James S Martin   18001948-05-01
USA, New Mexico, Lincoln, ca 8 mi west of Carrizozo
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5019James S Martin   18001948-05-01
USA, New Mexico, Lincoln, ca 8 mi west of Carrizozo
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5020James S Martin   18001948-05-01
USA, New Mexico, Lincoln, ca 8 mi west of Carrizozo
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5022Ronald R McClendon   211976-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, NW1/4 S25, T1S, R34E N of Admistration Building, ENMU
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