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Genus Trichordestra


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Range map for Trichordestra
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alaska      1     
Alberta      5 1   
Arizona      3205   
British Columbia     45 1   
California     103     
Colorado     2  11  
Connecticut         1  
Georgia        2   
Idaho     11     
Indiana       615  
Iowa       1 5  
Kentucky          1 
Louisiana         1  
Maine     14312  
Maryland        311 
Massachusetts     11744  
Michigan      1 1   
Minnesota      4131  
Missouri       21   
Montana    1 1     
Nebraska       5    
New Brunswick     2721   
New Hampshire      15 4  
New Jersey       12141 
New Mexico        2 1 
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New York      12    
Newfoundland/Labrador     43     
North Carolina        2   
North Dakota      13284   
Nova Scotia     21     
Oklahoma       1 5  
Ontario     22521  
Oregon     3  21  
Pennsylvania       6252 
Quebec     1213   
Rhode Island       2    
Saskatchewan    1 1     
Tennessee       13   
Texas      11 3  
Vermont     1 12   
Virginia       41   
Washington    798222  
West Virginia       1    
Wisconsin    122634  
Wyoming      1     

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