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Taxa: Roegneria ugamica (Agropyron ugamicum, Elymus dentatus subsp. ugamicus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Intermountain Herbarium (Vasc. & Algae)

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Roegneria ugamica (Drobow) Nevski
UTC00177813C. Nowak   D-19011; CS-6-21982-07-06
United States, Utah, Cache, CULTIVATED; Grown at Evans Farm, USU USDA-ARS Grass Plots.
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UTC00177814C. Nowak; D. R. Dewey   PI 314209; CS-13-331982-06-18
United States, Utah, Cache, CULTIVATED; Grown at Evans Farm, USU USDA-ARS Grass Plots.
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UTC00188488T. Stockton, D. R. Dewey   P.I. 314614; PW-40-51983-07-07
United States, Utah, Cache, CULTIVATED; Grown at Evans Farm, Utah State University USDA-ARS Grass Plots.
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Roegneria ugamica (Drobow) Nevski
UTC00255049Unknown   DJ-40171991-00-00
USSR, Altai Region, Cultivated at Evans Farm USU USDA-ARS Grass Plots ; MB-083-21-30; original seed from USSR, Altai Region
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Roegneria ugamica (Drobow) Nevski
UTC00258321Marina Olonova   26-Aug2008-07-16
Russia, In Russian
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Roegneria ugamica (Drobow) Nevski
UTC00276962E.E. Terrell   47001977-06-27
Kazakhstan, Almaty Province, Talgar District, Seed collected 55 km east of Alma Ata, along Talgar River [as USSR]; plant grown on Evans Farm, CS-12:9, 43.298893 77.209179
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Roegneria ugamica (Drobow) Nevski
UTC00281192T. Stockton   s.n.1982-06-30
United States, GRown at Evans Farm, USDA Grass Plots CS-13-35

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

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Roegneria ugamica (Drobow) Nevski
02937704   
Russian Federation
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