Dataset: SLRO-
Taxa: Crepis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania


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Crepis capillaris (L.) Wallr.
SLRO002818William Shuffstall   s.n.1977-07-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Erie, 4.25 mi E of Conneaut, Ohio, along Ellis Road, N of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad

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Crepis capillaris (L.) Wallr.
SLRO002819William Shuffstall   s.n.1977-09-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Erie, W of Elk Creek, N of Route 5

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Crepis capillaris (L.) Wallr.
SLRO002820H. E. Ahles   869411979-06-21
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, junction of Routes 5 and 10, with Route 116, going S

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SLRO002821K. S. Erdman   15901965-06-09
United States, Utah, Box Elder, Grouse Creek, Grouse Creek Mountains, 41.770088 -113.851056, 2134m

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Crepis nana Richardson
SLRO002822Larry C. Higgins   23461969-07-25
United States, Colorado, Gunnison, Cinnamon Mountain, N side of Paradise Valley, 12 mi NW of Gothic, 3719m

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SLRO002823N. Russell   NR-12541946-05-29
United States, Pennsylvania, Venango, Kennerdell

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Crepis runcinata (James) Torr. & A. Gray
SLRO002824R. Foster   42371977-06-21
United States, Utah, Piute, E fork of Sevier, 1 mi S of junction Utah Routes 62 and 22, 38.15301 -112.01513, 1920m

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SLRO002825William Shuffstall   s.n.1977-07-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Erie, 4.5 mi E of Conneaut, Ohio, along Ellis Road, N of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad

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SLRO002826R. J. Medve   s.n.1974-07-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Erie, 200 meters W of Elk Creek and 200 meters S of Lake Erie

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SLRO002827William Shuffstall   s.n.1977-06-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Erie, 4.5 mi E of Conneaut, Ohio, between Elmwood Road and Raccoon Creek


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