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Taxa: Dalea enneandra (Dalea laxiflora, Dalea enneandra var. pumilla, Dalea laxiflora var. pumilla, Parosela enneandra, Dalea laxiflora var. pumila, Dalea penicillata, Parosela laxiflora)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Lat: 45.17914 - 49.53724 Long: -107.81460 - -97.23422; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Black Hills State University Herbarium

BHSU-BHSC:BHSC
BHSC0063815Vanderveen, Bruce   2071971-07-27
United States, South Dakota, Walworth, T122N R78W S4, central part, 45.41393 -100.273899, 500m
BHSU-BHSC:BHSC
BHSC0063614Visher, Stephen S.   33131911-07-11
United States, South Dakota, Walworth, Swan Creek, 45.313641 -100.242237, 490 - 520m
BHSU-BHSC:BHSC
BHSC0064299Stevens, O.A.   13891952-08-29
United States, North Dakota, Sioux, Ft. Yates, 46.100572 -100.636736, 490 - 530m
BHSU-BHSC:BHSC
BHSC0064300Brenckle, Jacob F.   4661922-08-21
United States, North Dakota, Morton, Breien, Cannonball River, 46.378881 -100.939749, 510 - 520m

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
01259369P. C. Lesica   80351999-09-19
United States of America, Montana, along the Bighorn River ca 15 miles south of Custer, 45.9945 -107.5238, 838m

University of Kansas Ronald L. McGregor Herbarium

KANU
160482Orin A Stevens   13891952-08-29
United States, North Dakota, Sioux, Fort Yates, 46.086941 -100.630127
KANU
160788Steve Stephens; Ralph E Brooks   338301969-07-12
United States, South Dakota, Dewey, Whitehorse, 6.5 mi NE, 45.33708 -100.79154
KANU
160770Steve Stephens   693881973-07-29
United States, Montana, Yellowstone, Custer, 7 mi S, 2 mi E, 46.0278 -107.51337
KANU
161010Steve Stephens   253991971-07-20
United States, North Dakota, McKenzie, Mandaree, 9 mi N, 47.85945 -102.67602
KANU
160774Steve Stephens   495771971-07-18
United States, North Dakota, Grant, Raleigh, 15 mi S, 46.14061 -101.30611
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