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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Enypia griseata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111789Kelly Richers   2014-07-17
United States, Utah, Summit County, Uinta Range, Route 150, Mile 15.5, 40.577133 -111.035762, 2396m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111790Kelly Richers   2014-07-17
United States, Utah, Summit County, Uinta Range, Route 150, Mile 15.5, 40.577133 -111.035762, 2396m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111792Kelly Richers   2014-07-17
United States, Utah, Summit County, Uinta Range, Route 150, Mile 15.5, 40.577133 -111.035762, 2396m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111793Kelly Richers   2014-07-18
United States, Utah, Davis County, Farmington Ridge, 41.005394 -111.819594, 2507m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111794Ronald S. Wielgus   1990-07-25
United States, Arizona, Graham County, Hospital Flat, Mount Graham, 32.666132 -109.874733, 2438m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111795Ronald S. Wielgus   1990-07-25
United States, Arizona, Graham County, Hospital Flat, Mount Graham, 32.666132 -109.874733, 2438m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111796Ronald S. Wielgus   1990-07-25
United States, Arizona, Graham County, Hospital Flat, Mount Graham, 32.666132 -109.874733, 2438m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111797L. Moody   1984-08-13
United States, Arizona, Greenlee County, K.P. Cienega campground, W. mountains, 33.576 -109.355
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111798Ronald S. Wielgus   1974-06-29
United States, Arizona, Coconino County, North Kaibab, Grand Canyon National Park, North Rim, 36.156733 -112.053632, 2490m
ASU
Enypia griseata Grossbeck
ASUHIC0111791Kelly Richers   2014-07-17
United States, Utah, Summit County, Uinta Range, Route 150, Mile 15.5, 40.577133 -111.035762, 2396m
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