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MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0088113R.E. Gereau   10581982-09-08 United States, Michigan, Alpena, North side of Golf Course Rd, about 60 m west of intersection with Hwy. US-23. At 1333 Golf Course Rd., 45.087004 -83.456872 Full Record Details
MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0089209Russ Garlitz   8341984-09-23 United States, Michigan, Alpena, on edge of lawn on N. side of Besser Tech. building on Alp. Community College Campus, 45.083499 -83.44156 Full Record Details
MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0089207Russ Garlitz   9231984-09-15 United States, Michigan, Alpena, At SW corner of First St. and Bingham on S. side of city of Alpena, 45.051527 -83.448183 Full Record Details
MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0088112Bruce D. Parfitt   63072004-09-04 United States, Michigan, Alpena, Southeast of Ossineke; John Bellows property 13631 Tolan Road, 44.878523 -83.419986 Full Record Details
MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0089206R.L. Dluzen   s.n.1981-10-29 United States, Michigan, Alpena, Alpena, 1333 Golf Course Rd. Near south side of tree in lawn, 45.087035 -83.465032 Full Record Details
MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0089208Carol B. Nimke   8341983-10-01 United States, Michigan, Alpena, Behind Jesse Besser Museum. Full Record Details
MSC	Chenopodium aristatum L. MSC0088111Bruce D. Parfitt   63072004-09-04 United States, Michigan, Alpena, Southeast of Ossineke; John Bellows property 13631 Tolan Road, 44.878523 -83.419986 Full Record Details

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