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Bell Museum

Dataset: MIN-Plants
Search Criteria: Canada; British Columbia; Mackenzie; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum plants


MIN:Plants
Carex deflexa Hornemann
579606[1293073]Raup, H.M.   9167
Canada, British Columbia, Mackenzie

MIN:Plants
Carex deflexa Hornemann
579544[1293072]Raup, H.M.   9284
Canada, British Columbia, Mackenzie

MIN:Plants
580096[1310082]Raup, H.M. ;;; Soper, J.H.   
Canada, British Columbia, Mackenzie, Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

MIN:Plants
595761[1335734]Cody, W.J.   90141955-07-27
Canada, British Columbia, Mackenzie, Fort Simpson; Around border of slough near Royal Canadian Corps Signals Transmitters., 61.859717 -121.363545

MIN:Plants
595672[1337168]Cody, W.J.   84071955-06-28
Canada, British Columbia, Mackenzie, Fort Simpson; Northwest Territories; in small pond near Royal Canadian Signal Transmitters., 61.85 -121.333333

MIN:Plants
595714[1337236]Cody, W.J.   84061955-06-28
Canada, British Columbia, Mackenzie District, Fort Simpson; Northwest Territories; near Royal Canadian Signals Transmitters., 61.85 -121.333333


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