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Taxa: Lactuca serriola (Lactuca scariola, Lactuca scariola subsp. integrata, Lactuca scariola f. scariola, Lactuca serriola f. integrifolia, Lactuca scariola var. scariola), Lactuca serriola var. integrata, Lactuca serriola var. serriola, Lactuca serriola f. serriola
Search Criteria: Maine; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
00626144E. F. Williams   1901-08-13
United States of America, Maine, Aroostook County, Van Buren
Harvard:NEBC
00626145M. L. Fernald & B. Long   148851916-09-07
United States of America, Maine, Penobscot County, Bangor
Harvard:NEBC
00626146R. C. Bean & S. K. Harris   330541968-08-13
United States of America, Maine, Somerset County, Fairfield
Harvard:NEBC
00626147E. L. Rand   1888-08-26
United States of America, Maine, Hancock County, Mount Desert Island
Harvard:NEBC
00626148E. L. Rand   1889-08-19
United States of America, Maine, Hancock County, Mount Desert Island
Harvard:NEBC
00626149G. G. Kennedy   1902-09-24
United States of America, Maine, Knox County, Camden
Harvard:GH
00626150G. G. Kennedy   1902-08-10
United States of America, Maine, Knox County, Camden
Harvard:NEBC
00626151Kate Furbish   1912-07-20
United States of America, Maine, Sagadahoc County, Bath
Harvard:NEBC
00626152Kate Furbish   1912-00-00
United States of America, Maine, Sagadahoc County, Bath
Harvard:NEBC
00626153E. B. Chamberlain   7171904-08-14
United States of America, Maine, Cumberland County, Portland
Harvard:NEBC
00626154C. P. Wright   1980-10-11
United States of America, Maine, York County, Old Orchard Beach
Harvard:NEBC
00626155R. A. Howard   165631967-07-07
United States of America, Maine, York County, Kittery

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants

NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00386555   
United States, Maine, Knox
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