Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MIN-Plants
Taxa: Alyssum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MIN:Plants
116949[] Manning, Sara s.n. 1883-05-06
United States, Minnesota, Wabasha, Lake City;;111N;12;04, 44.447017 -92.258983
MIN:Plants
116950[] Herrick, C. s.n. 1878-05-00
United States, Minnesota, Minneapolis;;029N;24W;00, 44.9919261 -93.2881533
MIN:Plants
277785[] Roberts, Thomas s.n. 1878-04-27
United States, Minnesota, Hennepin, Minneapolis;;029N;24W;25, 44.969959 -93.237021
MIN:Plants
282496[] Lakela, Olga 553 1933-05-01
United States, Minnesota, Hennepin, Long Meadow Gun Club;;;;, 44.84092 -93.22878
MIN:Plants
923907[1352087] Cholewa, A. 2788 2011-05-12
United States, Minnesota, Freeborn, White Fox Campground.;Myre Big Island State Park;102N;21W;13, 43.6338889 -93.3
MIN:Plants
116948[] Kassube, J. s.n. 1878-05-00
United States, Minnesota, Ramsey, Agricultural College [Univ. of Minn. St. Paul campus];;029n;23W;, 44.992077 -93.166387
MIN:Plants
931753[] Smith, Welby R. 20375 1992-06-09
United States, Minnesota, Roseau, About 100 meters south of the international border (Manitoba-Minnesota) NE of SE of section;;164N;40W;30, 48.9994444 -95.8580556
MIN:Plants
944931[] Dziuk, Peter M. PMD15-019 2015-05-06
United States, Minnesota, Saint Louis, Indian Point Campground. Camp site #44., 46.721547 -92.182903
MIN:Plants
951340[1290226] Dziuk, Peter M. PMD16-015 2016-04-20
United States, Minnesota, Marshall, Old Mill State Park. Campground. T156N R46W sec 4, 48.365081 -96.568956
MIN:Plants
117008[1369661] Cook, Alice Carter 592 1897-02-00
Spain, Gran Canaria
MIN:Plants
0971207[1394680] Bolduan, Brad 214 2021-05-22
United States, Minnesota, Yellow Medicine, Mound Spring Prairie Scientific and Natural Area, 44.7407 -96.4258
MIN:Plants
[] Tripp, J. GW2488 2005-06-29
United States, Colorado, Delta, Private property, along Rotcap Creek, Pitkin Mesa, 38.870528 -107.638472, 1808m
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