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

LEA
20732H.E. Ahles   673801967-07-04
United States of America, Massachusetts, University of Massachusetts Campus, Amherst
LEA
2065Job Kuijt   29551968-08-04
Canada, Alberta, Fort Macleod
LEA
20794Ian D. Macdonald   235551991-07-24
Canada, Alberta, 4-1-15-W4, Coutts, west of Customs area, 49 -111.95
LEA
20859Ian D. Macdonald   23555c1991-07-24
Canada, Alberta, 4-1-15-W4, Coutts, west of Customs area, 49 -111.95
LEA
20925Bernard Boivin, J.-M. Perron   122661958-06-27
Canada, Alberta, District de Medicine Hat. Milk River.
LEA
20660A. Luchansky   1983-07-01
Canada, Alberta, Diamond City
LEA
20674W.C. McCalla   112041950-07-24
Canada, Alberta, corner 14th St. & 13th Ave. N.W, Calgary.
LEA
22731J. Kuijt   53061977-07-21
Canada, Alberta, Lethbridge County, University of Lethbridge campus: Edge of tennis court
LEA
23312J. Kuijt   53061977-07-21
Canada, Alberta, Lethbridge County, University of Lethbridge campus: Edge of tennis court
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