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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Alopecurus L. V0577163FSellier   s.n.1865-00-00 Algeria, Sétif, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Alopecurus pratensis L. 22826284Aissa Djamel Filali   2019-04-19 Constantine, diplan, 36.412623 6.688804 Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Alopecurus pratensis var. caudatus Domin 100174438Philipp Salzmann   s.n.1827-00-00 Morocco, Tangiers. In fossis tingitanis. Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Alopecurus baptarrhenius S.M. Phillips US 2837183J. Ash   Ash 3558 Ethiopia, Track to Gaysay mountain, c. 6 miles west of Dinchu,0706:3947. Bale province. Square 84.D., 3000m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Alopecurus myosuroides Huds. US 996990-. Roger   s.n. Senegal Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Alopecurus baptarrhenius S.M.Phillips K000367370Gilbert, M.G.; Gilbert, S.B.   18181970-04-18 Bale Province; 3 km W. of Dinshe which is on a road between Goba and Shashamne. Full Record Details
KEW	Alopecurus baptarrhenius S.M.Phillips K000367369Gilbert, M.G.; Gilbert, S.B.   18181970-04-18 Bale Province; 3 km W. of Dinshe which is on a road between Goba and Shashamne. Full Record Details

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