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Taxa: Aletes scabra
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

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Aletes scabra (J.M. Coult. & Rose) W.A. Weber
01146174Michael Alder   sn1967-06-15
United States, Utah, Millard, Desert Experimental Range. 1 mi NE of Tunnel Spring. T24S, R17W, SEC 9. Alt 7300 ft. North exposure, 38.740077 -113.757956, 2225m
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Aletes scabra (J.M. Coult. & Rose) W.A. Weber
01146182Noel H. Holmgren; Patricia K. Holmgren, Rupert C. Barneby   98651981-06-20
United States, Utah, Beaver, Wah Wah Mountains, just north of Pine Grove Pass, 51 km (31.5 mi) airline distance west (262°) of Milford, T28S, R15W, SEC31, 2500 m (8200 ft) elevation, 38.33255 -113.574582, 2500m
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Aletes scabra (J.M. Coult. & Rose) W.A. Weber
01146190S. Goodrich   124141979-06-02
United States, Utah, Millard, 52 mi. 324° from Milford, T21S, R15W, ca SEC 16, near King Top, Confusion Range, 7600-8000 ft elev, 38.986416 -113.536676, 2438m
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Aletes scabra (J.M. Coult. & Rose) W.A. Weber
01146208Barry C. Johnston   20681979-06-16
United States, Utah, Millard, Rocky knoll ca 18 mi WNW of Delta, 4 mi WNW of Topaz Monument, ca SEC 10 T16S R9W, 5150 ft, 39.44016 -112.849415, 1570m
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Aletes scabra (J.M. Coult. & Rose) W.A. Weber
01146216Barry C. Johnston   20751979-06-16
United States, Utah, Juab, N Base of Lady Laird Peak, Drum Mts, WNW of Delta, ca SEC26 T14S R11W, 6000 ft. Just N of site of old town of Joy, 39.574275 -113.052182, 1829m
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