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Boise State University, Snake River Plains Herbarium
SRP	65844George B. Van Schaack   18911947-06-22 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Guilderland. Altamont Hill, 1 mi. W Altamont., 168m Full Record Details
SRP	65853George B. Van Schaack   18961947-06-22 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Knox, 1.5 mi. W of Thompson Lake., 427m Full Record Details
SRP	65856George B. Van Schaack   18951947-06-22 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Knox, 1.5 mi. W of Thompson Lake., 427m Full Record Details
SRP	80647George B. Van Schaack   19181947-06-28 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Colonie, 0.7 mi NE Karner., 42.730486 -73.861961, 381m Full Record Details
SRP	80828George B. Van Schaack   19091947-06-22 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Westerlo, 1.5 mi NE Van Leuven's Corners., 42.549359 -74.053178, 457m Full Record Details
SRP	80893George B. Van Schaack   19171947-06-28 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Colonie, 0.7 mi NE Karner., 42.730486 -73.861961, 378m Full Record Details
SRP	80797George B. Van Schaack   19071947-06-22 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Berne, 1.5 mi. SW East Berne., 42.601098 -74.095455, 457m Full Record Details
SRP	80909George B. Van Schaack   19291947-06-28 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Colonie, 0.7 mi NE Karner., 42.730486 -73.861961, 381m Full Record Details
SRP	80805George B. Van Schaack   19021947-06-22 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Berne, 1.5 mi. SW East Berne., 42.601098 -74.095455, 457m Full Record Details
SRP	80875George B. Van Schaack   19271947-06-28 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Colonie, 0.7 mi NE Karner., 42.730486 -73.861961, 381m Full Record Details
SRP	80792George B. Van Schaack   19301947-06-28 U.S.A., New York, Albany, Colonie, 0.7 mi NE Karner., 42.730486 -73.861961, 381m Full Record Details

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