Dataset: ID-V
Taxa: Carex
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Idaho, Stillinger Herbarium


ID:V
Peter F. Stickney   41581983-07-18
U.S.A., Montana, Flathead, Salish Mts, N. Fork Miller Creek watershed 1.2 mi. SSE of Keith Mtn.; <br/>17.5 mi. NW of Whitefish. <br/>Flathead Co, Montana., 48.517656 -114.685648, 1402m

ID:V
Peter F. Stickney   48221989-08-29
U.S.A., Montana, Gallatin, Madison Plateau, Rd. FS-1756 0.2 rd. mi. from jct. with Rd. FS-1700; 3 mi. S. of West Yellowstone., 44.61962 -111.113234, 2165m

ID:V
Beth Lowe Corbin, Derek Antonelli, Sandy Smith, Annie Taylor, Lisa Marie Bresett, and Jason Smith.   25912023-07-16
U.S.A., Idaho, Bonner, Kaniksu National Forest, Cabinet Mountains. Approximately 1 mile south of trailhead along Trestle Peak Trail, Trail 120., 48.3443 -116.2173, 1706m

ID:V
Beth Lowe Corbin, Derek Antonelli, Sandy Smith, Annie Taylor, Lisa Marie Bresett, and Jason Smith.   25952023-07-16
U.S.A., Idaho, Bonner, Kaniksu National Forest, Cabinet Mountains. Approximately 1 mile south of trailhead along Trestle Peak Trail, Trail 120., 48.3443 -116.2173, 1706m

ID:V
Beth Lowe Corbin, Derek Antonelli, Sandy Smith, Annie Taylor, Lisa Marie Bresett, and Jason Smith.   26002023-07-16
U.S.A., Idaho, Bonner, Kaniksu National Forest, Cabinet Mountains. Approximately 1 mile south of trailhead along Trestle Peak Trail, Trail 120., 48.3443 -116.2173, 1706m

ID:V
Beth Lowe Corbin, Derek Antonelli, Sandy Smith, Annie Taylor, Lisa Marie Bresett, and Jason Smith.   26042023-07-16
U.S.A., Idaho, Bonner, Kaniksu National Forest, Cabinet Mountains. Approximately 0.75 miles south of trailhead along Trestle Peak Trail, Trail 120., 48.3477 -116.2158, 1665m


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Google Map

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