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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (Aster novae-angliae, Lasallea novae-angliae, Virgulus novae-angliae, Aster novae-angliae var. roseus, Aster novae-angliae f. roseus, Aster spurius, Aster novae-angliae f. geneseensis)
Search Criteria: United States; Michigan; Oakland; Brandt; Polygon search (not displayed); includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Prairie Fen Biodiversity Project

PFBP:Observations
BRD130-1Rachel Hackett   RHHK4972015-06-24
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.8517 -83.46936, 258m
PFBP:Observations
BRD202-19Rachel Hackett   RHHK4972015-08-26
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85064 -83.46744, 258m
PFBP:Observations
BRD20-8Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK7452013-09-05
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.8527 -83.46801, 290m
PFBP:Observations
BRD2-13Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK7452013-07-02
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85304 -83.46945, 289m
PFBP:Observations
BRD230-13Rachel Hackett   RHHK4972015-08-24
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.8517 -83.46936, 258m
PFBP:Observations
BRD243-21Rachel Hackett   RHHK4972015-08-27
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.8508 -83.4687, 251m
PFBP:Observations
BRD7-15Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK4972013-07-03
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85102 -83.46838, 289m
PFBP:Observations
BRD8-20Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK4972013-07-03
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85057 -83.46766, 290m
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