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Dataset: LEA
Taxa: Salicaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Lethbridge Herbarium

LEA
992H. C.   751970-06-10
Canada, Alberta, Dept. of Hwy campsite. S. side Oldman River. W side Hwy #2, 49.7166667 -113.45, 945 - 945m
LEA
993H. C.   41970-05-25
Canada, Alberta, W side of Oldman River s. of bridge (train), 49.6833333 -112.8666667, 853 - 853m
LEA
994H. C.   51970-05-25
Canada, Alberta, W side Oldman River, 49.6833333 -112.8666667, 853 - 853m
LEA
995H. C.   1561970-07-09
Canada, Alberta, N.W. shore San Francisco Lake, 50.6 -112.1666667, 770 - 770m
LEA
996H. C.   2531970-08-10
Canada, Alberta, W. side Belly R., 49.6 -113.2666667, 945 - 945m
LEA
998H. C.   2941970-08-22
Canada, Alberta, E. side Belly River, N. side bridge, 49.65 -113.2833333, 960 - 960m
LEA
999H. C.   971970-06-12
Canada, Alberta, N. side Oldman River. E side Hwy #2, 945 - 945m
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