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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex neurophora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
00277038L. Yeatts   2661.11990-07-14
United States, Colorado, Larimer, Rocky Mountain National Park, Mummy Range, Fall River wetlands from Willow Park ranger patrol cabin to near timberline., 40.4365003 -105.7403969, 3365m
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
00277046Miriam F. Colson   74-171974-08-04
United States, Colorado, Routt, Walton Creek Campground; Routt National Forest, Highway 40., 40.38137 -106.68448, 2743m
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
00277129George W. Kelly   22711950-07-07
United States, Colorado, Routt, Middle Fork.
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01048560A. C. Sanders   
United States, California, El Dorado
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01048578Klaus H. Lackschewitz   8695
United States, Montana, Missoula
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01048586Miriam F. Colson   
United States, Oregon, Klamath
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01048594   
United States, Oregon, Klamath
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01048602   
United States, Washington
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01048610S. Goodrich   274512008-07-16
United States, Utah, Wasatch, Uinta National Forest, Current Creek drainage., 40.39069 -111.15983, 2949m
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Carex neurophora Mackenzie in Abrams
01819887S. Goodrich   251191995-07-11
United States, Wyoming, Carbon, Medicine Bow NF, Sierra Madre Range, along Hwy 70., 41.138847 -107.100229
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Google Map

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