Dataset: COLO-
Taxa: Rhynchospora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium


COLO
00900183Joanna M. Lemly   18112006-08-29
United States, Colorado, La Plata, Small basin fen located approx 1 km east of Hwy 550 near Durango Mtn. Resort., 37.64005 -107.79614, 2606m

COLO
01089697   
Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador

COLO
01089705   
United States, Oregon, Lane, detailed locality information protected

COLO
01089713   
United States, Pennsylvania

COLO
01089721William A. Weber   
United States, New York, Sullivan

COLO
01089739William A. Weber   
United States, Connecticut, Litchfield

COLO
01089747Marcel Raymond   
Canada, Quebec

COLO
01089754W. A. Matthews   
United States, New York, Wayne

COLO
01089762D. Atwood   187921995-08-11
United States, Alaska

COLO
01089770Love   
Canada, Manitoba

COLO
01089788   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01089796   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01089804   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01089812   
Canada, British Columbia

COLO
01089820M. L. Fernald   
United States, Massachusetts

COLO
01089838   
United States, North Carolina

COLO
01089846Peter H. Raven   
United States, California, Nevada, detailed locality information protected

COLO
01089853Radford   
United States, North Carolina, Wilkes

COLO
01089861   
United States, Virginia, Augusta

COLO
01089879E. J. Palmer   
United States, Missouri, Dade

COLO
01089887David D. Taylor   
United States, Kentucky

COLO
01089895Marian F. Rohman   
United States, Massachusetts, Hampshire

COLO
01091198Donna G. Pettijohn   356
United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain


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Google Map

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