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Weber State University Herbarium
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO008173Stephen L. Clark   23811974-04-30 United States, Utah, Weber, Along roadsides near Weber State College, 41.192378 -111.944806 Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO002910R. B. Jeppsen   271966-05-18 United States, Utah, Weber, 145 17th St, Ogden, 41.236711 -111.977269 Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO002911D. G. Haanpaa   391965-05-18 United States, Utah, Weber, Vacant lot across the street from 1419 36th, Ogden Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO002912J. Raman Drake   111945-05-09 United States, Utah, Cache, 1 mile north of golf course Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO002913R. Graybosch   1381978-06-10 United States, Utah, Cache, Mouth of Blacksmith's Fork Canyon, 1524m Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO003331Stephen L. Clark   23811974-04-30 United States, Utah, Weber, Along roadsides near Weber State College, 41.192047 -111.943806 Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO003332Stephen L. Clark   56531995-06-03 United States, Utah, Davis, Layton Marsh, east shore of Great Salt Lake, West of Layton, 1284m Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo procumbens L. WSCO002415Heidi Hoven   1999-06-25 United States, Utah, Davis, Syro Steel field survey, 40.91407 -111.893311 Full Record Details
Weber State University:WSCO	Asperugo WSU 2023   2023-05-09 United States, Utah, Davis, Legacy Nature preserve, 40.88309 -111.93937, 1304m Full Record Details

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