List of Utah state symbols

Columns: Type | Symbol | Description | Adopted
Flower | Sego Lily Calochortus nuttallii | The bulbs of the Sego Lily were used as food for the Native Americans and for the Mormon pioneers when food became scarce | 1911 | Dance | Square dance | Andrew Love Neff , in his book History of Utah 1847-1869 , says The Mormons love dancing ... almost every third man is a fiddler , and every one must learn to dance ... Let it be remembered that only square dances were indulged in | 1994 | Firearm | Browning M1911 | Named due to inventor John Browning 's ties to Utah | 2011 | Fossil | Allosaurus | A meat eater and the most common Theropod that lived during the late Jurassic period . Utah 's Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry contains the densest concentration of Jurassic period fossils ever found and has more Allosaurus fossils have been found at the Quarry than any where else . The University of Utah 's Utah Museum of Natural History has the world 's largest collection of Allosaurus fossils | 1988 | Fruit | Cherry Prunus avium | Cherries are a major fruit crop in the state of Utah . Cherry trees , given by Japan just after World War II , line the Utah State Capitol grounds | 1997 | Gem | Topaz | The semiprecious crystal is made from silicon , aluminium and fluorine . Utah topaz can be yellow , gold , red and pink in color . It is found in Juab , Tooele and Beaver counties | 1969 | Grass | Indian Ricegrass Achnatherum hymenoides | Indian ricegrass is a perennial bunchgrass . The ricegrass is a vital food source for animals as it starts to produces green shoots in late winter and into spring , before other food sources start to grow . Native Americans would turn the seeds into flour for bread | 1990

Example questions:
Where was the Utah state symbols dance of Utah first documented ? | What material is the Utah state symbols cooking pot of Utah usually made out of ? | What is the wild population of the Utah state symbols animal of Utah ? | Which gull is the Utah state symbols state bird of Utah large than ?

Answers:
16th-century England | cast iron | one million | ring-billed gull