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Dataset: ACAD
Taxa: Connopus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Acadia University, E. C. Smith Herbarium

ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
10520F   105201973-08-19
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, Scotts Bay, 45.3000000073 -64.4241666701
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
1684FH, KA   16841951-09-02
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, Gospel Wood Rd
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
1787FH, KA   17871952-09-29
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, English Mountain Rd
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
1813FH, KA   18131952-10-05
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, Aylesford Lake, 44.948175 -64.66139
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
ACAD:216FKA H   2161930-08-23
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, (Kentville), 45.07662 -64.49592
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
2587FHarrison, KA   25871953-08-20
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, Caseys Corner
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
6280FH, KA; C, S; C, J   62801956-09-03
Canada, Nova Scotia, Inverness, Port Hood, 46.01738 -61.53149
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
6305FHarrison, KA   63051956-09-02
Canada, Nova Scotia, Inverness, Port Hood, 46.01738 -61.53149
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
9593F1568, dg   95931964-10-29
United States, Washington, Tenino
ACAD
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
216FH, KA   2161930-08-23
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kings, (Kentville), 45.07662 -64.49592
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