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Dataset: MIN
Taxa: Diapensiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
601044Munns, C.   4761966-06-28
United States, Alaska, Highway Pass on Park Road. McKinley National Park;Denali National Park, 63.473611 -150.148611
MIN
281552Mexia, Ynes   21441928-07-25
United States, Alaska, McKinley National Park...Upper slope Copper Mt.;Denali National Park, 60.868333 -146.585556, 1300m
MIN
169617Cornell Party, Peary Voyage   s.n.1896-08-12
Greenland, Nugsuak Peninsula
MIN
Diapensia obovata (F. Schmidt) Nakai
417913Spetzman, L.   38121950-07-04
United States, Alaska, Arctic North Slope...Kurupa Lake;Gates of the Arctic National Park, 68.3666667 -154.6666667, 945m
MIN
Diapensia obovata (F. Schmidt) Nakai
700184Glaser, Paul   551975-06-30
United States, Alaska, Mt. McKinley National Park...N1/2NE1/4Sec.22 T16S R13W, near Toklat River Bridge;Denali National Park, 1859m
MIN
Diapensia obovata (F. Schmidt) Nakai
700012Glaser, Paul   9671975-09-18
United States, Alaska, Mt. McKinley National Park...T17S R17W Sec. 29, near Wonder Lake Ranger Station;Denali National Park, 63.45884 -150.86412, 610m
MIN
Diapensia obovata (F. Schmidt) Nakai
413530Spetzman, L.   16731949-07-05
United States, Alaska, Arctic North Slope ... Anaktuvuk Pass;Gates of the Arctic National Park, 68.2833333 -151.4166667, 610m
MIN
Diapensia obovata (F. Schmidt) Nakai
413529Spetzman, L.   20661949-07-17
United States, Alaska, Arctic North Slope...Kanayut Lake;Gates of the Arctic National Park, 68.3333333 -151, 914m
MIN
Diapensia obovata (F. Schmidt) Nakai
413531Spetzman, L.   16851949-07-07
United States, Alaska, Arctic North Slope ... Anaktuvuk Pass;Gates of the Arctic National Park, 68.2833333 -151.4166667, 914m
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