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Genus Asclera


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Range map for Asclera
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   2        
Arizona     591    
Arkansas  3         
British Columbia    5       
California  73745     
Colorado   31 2     
Connecticut   5        
Georgia  15        
Idaho    2       
Illinois  133       
Indiana  15        
Iowa  19        
Kansas  22        
Kentucky  1         
Louisiana  1         
Maine    13      
Manitoba       3    
Maryland   94       
Massachusetts  11093      
Michigan   2        
Minnesota    2       
Missouri   3        
Nebraska   1        
New Brunswick    1       
New Hampshire   15       
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Jersey   62       
New Mexico   6  2     
New York  2106       
North Carolina  31        
Ohio   51       
Oklahoma   4        
Ontario   5103      
Oregon  33 31     
Pennsylvania   791      
Quebec    11      
South Carolina  11  1     
Tennessee  2         
Texas  31        
Utah    32 3    
Vermont   11       
Virginia  211       
Washington  3 342     
West Virginia   1        

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