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MSC	Allium carinatum L. [excluded] MSC0285362Alison Staelgraeve   132021-07-06 United States, Michigan, Ingham, Located on the east end of Red Cedar Natural area north of Kalamazoo Street. Found right inside the fence, 42.72826739 -84.49924294 Full Record Details
MSC	Allium carinatum L. [excluded] MSC0287266Jacob Mantela   272022-08-04 United States, Michigan, Ingham, East Lansing. Michigan State University campus. Beal Botanical Gardens. North bank of Red Cedar River between Beal Street bridge and bridge leading to main library., 42.73068 -84.48500833 Full Record Details
MSC	Allium carinatum subsp. carinatum MSC0287470Jacob Mantela   2082022-09-29 United States, Michigan, Ingham, Heritage forest North, just south of Grand River Avenue and E Michigan Avenue merge, Michigan State University Campus, East Lansing., 42.734891 -84.48521 Full Record Details
MSC	Allium carinatum subsp. carinatum MSC0287507Jacob Mantela   2312022-09-29 United States, Michigan, Ingham, Heritage forest North, just south of Grand River Avenue and E Michigan Avenue merge, Michigan State University Campus, East Lansing., 42.735102 -84.485165 Full Record Details
MSC	Allium carinatum subsp. carinatum MSC0287517Jacob Mantela   2472022-10-03 United States, Michigan, Ingham, Heritage forest North, just south of Grand River Avenue and E Michigan Avenue merge, Michigan State University Campus, East Lansing., 42.734964 -84.484769 Full Record Details

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