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Taxa: Euphrasia
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Botany

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Euphrasia williamsii B.L.Rob. B.L.Rob.
124030Williams, Emile Francis; Robinson, Benjamin Lincoln   601901-08-05
United States, New Hampshire, Coos County, Mt. Washington
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Euphrasia grandiflora Hochstetter Hochstetter
123966Hochstetter, Christian Ferdinand   540000-00-00
Spain, Canary Islands, Teneriffa. In praerupto humido montis Pico, 914 - 1219m
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Euphrasia subartica Raup Raup
124029Raup, Hugh Miller; Abbe, Ernst Cleveland   46331932-09-06
Canada, Alberta, Short distance E of Sand Pt, N shore of L. Athabaska, 58.95 -110.7, 213 - 213m
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Euphrasia rostkoviana Hayne Hayne
557270Wenk, H. R.   s.n.1959-08-10
Switzerland, Cantone Ticino, Hinter Aghei, Valle d'Osola., 1000m
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Euphrasia versicolor A. Kern. A. Kern.
559800Wenk, H. R.   s.n.1958-08-19
Switzerland, Kanton Bern, E Innergsteig., 1260m
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Euphrasia pectinata auct. non Ten.
586732Bartholomew, Bruce; Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan; Abbas, Abdulla; Abdusalik, N.; Mamut, R.   95472004-08-02
China, Xinjiang, Yecheng County, About 1 km N of Mazar at km 240 on route 219 from Yecheng to Mazar, Kunlun Shan., 36.4548606873 77.0024414063, 3950m
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586198Bartholomew, Bruce; Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan; Abbas, Abdulla   95822004-08-20
China, Xinjiang, Ürümqi County, SW of Urumqi in the northern foothills of Tian Shan along the road to Number One Glacier., 43.4255027771 87.238494873, 1800m
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Euphrasia pectinata subsp. pectinata Tenore Tenore
607530Bartholomew, Bruce; Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan; Abbas, Abdulla; Tumur, A.   85362001-07-21
China, Xinjiang, Fukang County, Tian Shan, above Hainan, S of Tianchi lake., 43.8925056458 88.1894378662, 2760m
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