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

LEA
10346Willis Ball   4491975-02-23
United States of America, California, Contra Loma Regional Park, in area #2. On se side of hill ca. 20 yds w of boat ramp at w side of lake., 46 - 46m
LEA
Brassica juncea (L.) Cosson
10347Bernard Boivin, J.-M. Perron   122021958-06-24
Canada, Alberta, Milk River.
LEA
Brassica juncea (L.) Coss.
10348Norlan C. Henderson   67-7561967-06-10
United States of America, Missouri, along U.S. #136, about 4 miles east of Rockport
LEA
Brassica kaber (DC.) L.C. Wheeler
10349Joyce Wiswell   1974-07-20
Canada, Alberta, North Lethbridge, 975 - 975m
LEA
Brassica kaber (DC) L.C. Wheeler
10358D. Coxson   2401976-09-15
Canada, Alberta, Roadside ditch near Oldman river north of Pincher, 49.5833333 -113.9666667
LEA
Brassica nigra (L.) W. D. J. Koch
10369Job Kuijt   30691968-08-28
Canada, Alberta, Lethbridge Jr. College campus
LEA
10380H.E. Ahles   827611977-06-16
United States of America, Massachusetts, jct of Spring St and Ryan Rd, Florence (Northampton)
LEA
10381H.E. Ahles   679011977-07-19
United States of America, Vermont, southern limits of East Dorset, on US. Rt. 7
LEA
Brassica juncea (Linnaeus) Czernajew
22662B. Boivin   141461960-09-18
Canada, Saskatchewan, Coteau du Mi'ssouri. Canton Bernard ca 12 Milles au sud-est de Demaine
LEA
Brassica juncea (L.) Czern.
23321B. Boivin   141461960-09-18
Canada, Saskatchewan, Coteau du Mi'ssouri. Canton Bernard ca 12 Milles au sud-est de Demaine
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