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Dataset: WET-
Taxa: Iridaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Wartburg College

WET
Danielson, Alverna   1930-05-17
United States, Minnesota, Stillwater, 45.056356 -92.805698
WET
Vogel, J.   1974-05-00
United States, Mississippi, Jackson, Ocean Springs, 30.41131 -88.827806
WET
Bowdish, Eugene   211948-05-17
United States, Iowa, Bremer, 1 mile east & 1/2 mile south of Horton., 42.840394 -92.455943
WET
Hubbard   1955-07-00
United States, Iowa, Dickinson, Cayler Prairie, 43.39782 -95.243617
WET
Opperman, Eugene H.   191948-05-17
United States, Iowa, Bremer, 1 miles east of Horton., 42.847524 -92.455902
WET
Stanek, Leslie A.   191948-05-17
United States, Iowa, Bremer, 1 miles east of Horton., 42.847524 -92.455902
WET
Bliese, John C.W.   1950-05-10
United States, Iowa, Story, 42.041889 -93.630177
WET
Lallman, Anna L.   1931-05-10
United States, Nebraska, Washington
WET
Vogel, J.   1974-05-14
United States, Mississippi, Jackson, Ocean Springs, 30.41131 -88.827806
WET
Bio 203 class   1978-06-24
United States, Iowa, Bremer, S. end of Sweets Marsh, 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Bio 203 class   1982-06-10
United States, Iowa, Bremer, Sweets Marsh, marsh edge, 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Bio 203 class   1983-06-22
United States, Iowa, Bremer, S. end Sweet Marsh, 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Freeman, C.C.   773361976-06-20
United States, Iowa, Bremer, Sweet's Marsh on damp soil along Highway 93., 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Main, S.   1976-06-12
United States, Iowa, Bremer, Sweet's Marsh, south end, 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Main, S.   1979-06-20
United States, Iowa, Bremer, Sweet's Marsh, NE section, 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Raders, Simmons   1976-06-00
United States, Iowa, Bremer, Sweet's Marsh, 42.828254 -92.224869
WET
Carlsen, Anne   
Mass. to Florida & W. [sic]
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