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Bell Museum

Dataset: MIN-Plants
Taxa: Rhinanthus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum plants


MIN:Plants
657001[]Noble, Mark; et al.   4971974-08-05
United States, Alaska, Muir Point; from site deglaciated ca. 1880.;Glacier Bay National Park;;;, 58.82694 -136.07722

MIN:Plants
657326[]Noble, Mark; et al.   4401974-08-05
United States, Alaska, Muir Point; from site deglaciated ca. 1880.;Glacier Bay National Park;;;, 58.82694 -136.07722

MIN:Plants
520487[]Lawrence, Donald   s.n.1952-08-17
United States, Alaska, Glacier Bay National Monument. Sandy Cove.;Glacier Bay National Park;;;, 58.797428 -136.838127

MIN:Plants
456734[]Lawrence, Donald   s.n.1952-08-17
United States, Alaska, Glacier Bay National Monument. Sandy Cove.;Glacier Bay National Park;;;, 58.797428 -136.838127

MIN:Plants
656961[]Noble, Mark; et al.   3411974-08-05
United States, Alaska, Muir Point; from site deglaciated ca. 1880.;Glacier Bay National Park;;;, 58.82694 -136.07722

MIN:Plants
956172[1296020]Lawrence, D. B.   s.n.1949-08-12
United States, Alaska, Glacier Bay National Monument. Station 49-3. [Glacier Bay National Park], 58.797428 -136.838127

MIN:Plants
961220[1334695]   
Switzerland

MIN:Plants
965635[1356493]Stuart K. Harris   324131968-07-16
United States, Vermont, Essex, Keyer Brook

MIN:Plants
968187[1368775]Timothy J. S. Whitfeld   15382017-10-06
United States, Rhode Island, Providence, Snake Den State Park, west of Poppy Hill Road, 41.85246 -71.52181

MIN:Plants
972334[1395884]Janssens, J.   76/791976-06-13
Belgium, Nicasiusdijk


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Google Map

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