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Dataset: WIS-
Taxa: Diapensiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium

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Galax urceolata (Poir.) Brummitt
v0259431WISBott, Rick; Bott, Deborah   s.n.2009-07-08
United States, Wisconsin, Sauk, Denzer. Rick and Deborah Bott's property, S7635 Pine Hollow Dr, 3.2--3.3 mi. (airline distance) NE of Leland, 1.8 mi. (airine) NNW of Denzer., 43.36763142 -89.9039343, 299m
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Galax urceolata (Poir.) Brummitt
v0259433WISBott, Rick; Bott, Deborah   s.n.2008-06-00
United States, Wisconsin, Sauk, Denzer. Rick and Deborah Botts' property, S7635 Pine Hollow Dr, 1.8 mi. (airline) NNW of Denzer, 3.2--3.3 mi. (airline distance) NE of Leland, 43.36763142 -89.9039343, 299m
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Galax urceolata (Poir.) Brummitt
v0259430WISBott, Deborah   s.n.2009-06-22
United States, Wisconsin, Sauk, Denzer. Rick and Deborah Bott's property, S7635 Pine Hollow Dr, 3.2--3.3 mi. (airline distance) NE of Leland, 1.8 mi. (airine) NNW of Denzer, 43.36763142 -89.9039343, 299m
WIS
Galax urceolata (Poir.) Brummitt
v0259429WISBott, Deborah   s.n.2009-06-22
United States, Wisconsin, Sauk, Denzer. Rick and Deborah Bott's property, S7635 Pine Hollow Dr, 3.2--3.3 mi. (airline distance) NE of Leland, 1.8 mi. (airine) NNW of Denzer, 43.36763142 -89.9039343, 299m
WIS
00008311MADWilliam L. Stern   s.n.
United States, New Jersey, Burlington
WIS
00008312MADStern, W.L.   2621959-04-11
United States, New Jersey, Burlington, Wharton Tract, South of Tabernacle
WIS
Galax aphylla auct. non L.
v0309050WISWood, Kenneth W.   1551964-05-04
United States, North Carolina, Swain, 2 mi. S of Wesser on US Hwy 19
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