Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Funaria americana (Entosthodon americanus, Entosthodon muhlenbergii, Funaria calcarea, Funaria mediterranea, Funaria glabra, Funaria calcarea var. convexa, Funaria calcarea subsp. convexa, Funaria calcarea var. mediterranea)
Search Criteria: Bell Museum bryophytes; Minnesota; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MIN:Bryophytes
35075[1129923] J.M. H. s.n. 1901-05-20
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Winona bluffs, 400m
MIN:Bryophytes
642850[1129924] J.M. H. 112 1901-04-30
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Winona bluffs, 400m
MIN:Bryophytes
642846[1129935] J.M. Holzinger 112 1904-05-00
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Near Winona, 43.9885 -91.78087
MIN:Bryophytes
35076[1129932] J.M. Holzinger s.n. 1901-07-10
United States, Minnesota, Yellow Medicine, Near Granite Falls
MIN:Bryophytes
35078[1129925] J.M. H. s.n. 1901-05-20
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Winona bluffs, 400m
MIN:Bryophytes
35077[1129933] J.M. Holzinger s.n. 1901-06-22
United States, Minnesota, Big Stone, Near Ortonville
MIN:Bryophytes
637139[1129934] J.M. Holzinger 374 1901-00-00
United States, Minnesota, Winona
MIN:Bryophytes
35074[1129930] J.M. Holzinger s.n. 1901-06-22
United States, Minnesota, Big Stone, near Ortonville
MIN:Bryophytes
642847[1129926] J.M. H. s.n. 1901-05-15
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Winona bluffs, 400m
MIN:Bryophytes
642849[1129928] J.M. H. s.n. 1901-05-01
United States, Minnesota, Winona, 400m
MIN:Bryophytes
642848[1129931] J.M. Holzinger s.n. 1901-06-22
United States, Minnesota, Big Stone, Near Ortonville
MIN:Bryophytes
642851[1129936] s.n. 1901-05-16
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Wi bl (Winona bluffs)
MIN:Bryophytes
35072[1129927] J.M.H. s.n. 1901-05-01
United States, Minnesota, Winona, Winona bluffs
MIN:Bryophytes
35073[1129929] Holzinger, J.M. s.n. 1901-06-22
United States, Minnesota, Big stone, Ortonville
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