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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex aquatilis var. dives (Carex sitchensis, Carex howellii, Carex panda, Carex aquatilis var. sitchensis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060144P. E. K. Shepherd   s.n.1959-08-00
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060151   
Canada, British Columbia
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060169   
United States, Oregon, Linn
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060177   
Canada, British Columbia
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060185Hans Leschke   
United States, Washington
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060193   
Canada, British Columbia
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060201J. William Thompson   
United States, Oregon, Curry
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060219D. B. O. Savile   
Canada, British Columbia
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060227Les Viereck   23451957-08-00
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060235Les Viereck   23451957-08-00
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060243L. F. Henderson   
United States, Oregon, Lane
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060250Hulten   20971957-07-10
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Carex sitchensis Prescott ex Bong.
01060268Richard R. Halse   
United States, Oregon, Linn
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