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Dataset: DES-
Taxa: Circaea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

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Circaea alpina var. pacifica (Aschers. & Magnus) M.E. Jones
DES00009905Noel H. Holmgren   61751972-07-10
USA, Idaho, Cassia, South Hills, Fourth Fork Rock Creek, Thompson Creek confluence, 18.2 (13.5 airline) miles south of Rock Creek (town)., 42.2221725 -114.2722982
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Circaea quadrisulcata (Maxim.) Franch. & Sav.
DES00010819Franklin B. Buser   108071974-07-10
USA, Pennsylvania, Monroe, Shaded flood plain of Little Bushkill Creek, near Bushkill., 41.091551 -75.002859
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DES00012333Ron Mullikin   7361972-07-04
USA, Missouri, Johnson, Knob Noster State Park, along Clearfork River and Primitive Camp., 38.749131 -93.588948
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Circaea canadensis sensu Fernald
DES00015661Eleanor Bush   1975-06-28
USA, West Virginia, Barbour, Arden, 39.21028 -79.99333
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DES00023303Samuel Brisson   741891974-08-08
Canada, Quebec, Cap Jaseux, canton d'Harvey, comte de Chicoutimi. Bois humide, sourceux, bordant le Saguenay., 48.421667 -70.811389
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DES00025817M. Barkworth   4401972-07-01
USA, Washington, Garfield, Tucannon River Valley: near Tucannon river., 46.18089 -117.59353
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DES00025870J. David Solf   161959-07-07
USA, Alaska, Eshamy, 24 mi southeast of Whittier, Prince William Sound., 60.480002 -147.987653, 10m
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Circaea alpina subsp. pacifica (Aschers. & Magnus) Raven
DES00091647G. Rink   148642017-07-19
United States, Arizona, Coconino, Canyons of the Mogollon Rim; Carla Spring in Barbershop Canyon, 34.46053 -111.17149, 2274m
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