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Genus Castianeira


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    1  2  1 
Alberta       1    
Arizona1    1434   
California   7 2      
Colorado      1     
Florida 2 2 42     
Georgia     211    
Illinois      11    
Kansas      3     
Louisiana     3 4    
Maryland    11      
Massachusetts     2192   
Minnesota       1    
Mississippi    78 5    
Missouri     1 111  
Montana       1    
Nebraska         1  
New Hampshire       1    
New Jersey     2      
New York    1       
North Carolina 11 342 11  
Oklahoma     2    3 
Ontario        1   
Pennsylvania   1 31     
South Carolina     1 11   
Tennessee    12      
Texas  111113    
Utah  1    2    
Virginia     2      
Washington         1  

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