Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Xanthorhoe decoloraria convallaria
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149497Schmidt, Carl T.   1927-06-12
United States, Minnesota, Ramsey, St. Paul, 44.94441 -93.182722

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149498Ainslie, C.N.   
United States, Minnesota, Olmsted, no locality given, 44.003752 -92.401771

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149499Ainslie, C.N.   
United States, Minnesota, Olmsted, no locality given, 44.003752 -92.401771

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149500Ainslie, C.N.   1898-08-00
United States, Minnesota, Olmsted, no locality given, 44.003752 -92.401771

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149501Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149502Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149503Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149504Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149505Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149506Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149507Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149508Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777

Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000149509Lugger, Otto   
Canada, British Columbia, Capital, Victoria, Van., 48.431511 -123.353777


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