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Dataset: COCO-
Taxa: Ceratophyllaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Colorado College, Carter Herbarium

COCO
COCO-V-0002933G. Livingston   1939-07-04
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Prospect Lake, 38.825198 -104.798886
COCO
COCO-V-0002930N. Kashi and R. Sullivan   51a2001-09-11
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Black Forest, Pineries Ranch, in Snipe Creek drainage. Aquatic plant in shallow water near pond edge., 39.034897 -104.635443
COCO
COCO-V-0002932P. Kearney   A 42001-09-11
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Submerged aquatic found in pond. Black Forest, Pineries Ranch., 39.034897 -104.635443
COCO
COCO-V-0010471Clara Carroll   PP422006-09-12
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Pikes Peak National Forest, off the Pikes Peak Auto Road, NW of Colorado Springs, Cascade Creek drainage. Specimen found in a small pond, near the edge in mud. Very shallow area, open area with extended sun exposure.
COCO
COCO-V-0002929T. Crowe   14882014-09-18
United States, Colorado, El Paso, Black Forest Region, Timmerman/Audubon Ranch along W. Kiowa Cr. drainage, S side of Hodgen Rd.; Collected in pond, entirely submerged., 39.063136 -104.6314241
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