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Weber State University Herbarium
Weber State University:WSCO	Pinus banksiana Lamb. WSCO002457Jason W. Baker   13992022-08-02 un, Iowa, Linn, Collected 0.4 miles south of the Ivahoe cemetery along the Cedar River in a mixed maple/oak and prairie community. Site is slated to become a sand quarry., 42.031497 -91.739981, 213m Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Aster brachyactis S.F.Blake WSCO005805Jason W. Baker   11832020-09-07 un, Utah, Cache, From US89/US91 turn east on 3200 S. and continue for 2.3 miles. Collection site is in a wetland/wet meadow approximately 630 yards on the north side of the road. This property is slated for "Development" by Visionary Homes. This is probably the last collection made from this land., 41.677541 -111.838609, 1386m Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Phalaris arundinacea L. WSCO005908Jason W. Baker   9772020-06-10 un, Utah, Box Elder, From exit 365 on I-15, drive east on Promontory Road for 2.5 miles to the collection site, an abandoned golf course on the north side of the road., 41.530741 -112.017504, 1305m Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Betula papyrifera Marshall WSCO005956Jason W. Baker   9762020-06-10 un, Utah, Box Elder, From exit 365 on I-15, drive east on Promontory Road for 2.5 miles to the collection site, an abandoned golf course on the north side of the road., 41.530741 -112.017504, 1305m Full Record Details

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