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Botanical Explorations of the Intermountain Region
After having been studied for many years by the Intermountain Herbarium staff, the Intermountain Region is now recognized as a natural floristic unit. The floristic boundaries as determined by the Intermountain Herbarium staff are indicated on the map on page 3. This area includes all of Utah, the R
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