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SDSU-4032:Lappula	occidentalis (S. Watson) Greene 22775Cain, Ian   19502019-05-22 Utah, Duchesne, Approximately 3.55 miles south east of the City of Duchesne and 0.25 miles east of Coyote Canyon and 1.7 miles west of Cottonwood Canyon., 40.124 -110.3547, 1820m Full Record Details
SDSU-79940:Cryptantha	kelseyana Greene 22777Cain, Ian   19562019-05-28 Utah, Duchesne, Approximately 14.5 miles south west of the City of Duchesne along Highway 191 in Indian Canyon. In between the unnamed perennial stream and KP Creek., 39.9985 -110.5825, 2094m Full Record Details
SDSU-1834:Cryptantha	gracilis Osterhout 22776Cain, Ian   19572019-05-28 Utah, Duchesne, Approximately 14.5 miles south west of the City of Duchesne along Highway 191 in Indian Canyon. In between the unnamed perennial stream and KP Creek., 39.9985 -110.5825, 2093m Full Record Details
SDSU:Eriogonum	microthecum Nutt. 22774Cain, Ian   19712019-09-10 Utah, Duchesne, Duchesne County, Utah. Approximately 18.7 miles south east of Duchesne just east of 9 Mile Canyon Road and Wells Draw. South of Fivemile Canyon, 39.9186 -110.2246, 2071m Full Record Details
SDSU-754:Phalaris	arundinacea L. 22778Cain, Ian   19722019-09-12 Utah, Carbon, Approximately 15.1 miles east north east of the intersection of Highway 191 and Emma Park Road. In between Argyle Canyon and Bad Land Cliffs., 39.8755 -110.5187, 2299m Full Record Details

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