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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Taxa: Agrestia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
Agrestia J.W. Thomson
L-022988Trevor Goward & H. Knight   1988-05-28
Canada, British Columbia, Fraser River Basin, NW of Tranquille. Along Forestry Trail, near east end of dewdrop Ridge. Interior Douglas Fir Zone (hemiboreal)
UPS:BOT
Agrestia J.W. Thomson
L-026019D.E. Reid   1969-09-24
Canada, Saskatchewan, Matador, 22 miles east of Kyle. North shore of Lake Diffenbaker, due south of IBP. station. Slopes of coulees, Agropogon-Koeleria grassland
UPS:BOT
Agrestia J.W. Thomson
L-026020Jan Looman   1959-05-29
Canada, Saskatchewan, Near Lac Pelletier. On steep slope, on eroded, calcareous soil. In Astragaletum caespitosi
UPS:BOT
Agrestia J.W. Thomson
L-107157Sam Shushan   1975-08-27
United States, Colorado, 10.8 km northeast of Craig
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