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Dataset: ILLS-
Search Criteria: Armenia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey

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M. Barkworth, F. Smith, E. Gabrielian, A. Nersesyan, M. Oganesyan   s.n.2003-07-01
Armenia, Kotayk, Abovian, Between villages Shorbulakh and Vokhchaberd, 3 km SSW of Bokhchaberd, Erebouni reserve; 1350 m s.m.; 40º09'N 44º37'E., 40.15 44.61667
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Bromopsis tomentella (Boiss.) Holub
M. Barkworth, F. Smith, E. Gabrielian, A. Nersesyan, M. Oganesyan   s.n.2003-06-23
Armenia, Gegharkunik, Chambarak, Area NE of lake Sevan, along road between Tzovagyukh and Shordzha, c 19 km NW Shordzha; 1900-2000 m. s.m.; 40º36'N, 45º04'E., 40.6 45.06667
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Salix L.
M. Barkworth, F. Smith, E. Gabrielian, A. Nersesyan, M. Oganesyan   s.n.2003-06-21
Armenia, Shirak, Amasia, Gorge of Akhurian river, 4 km N of Amasia, 1900 m s.n.; 40º59'N, 43º47'E., 40.98333 43.78333
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Stipa arabica Trin. & Rupr.
M. Barkworth, F. Smith, E. Gabrielian, A. Nersesyan, M. Oganesyan   s.n.2003-06-23
Armenia, Gegharkunik, Chambarak, Area NE of lake Sevan, Artanish peninsula, 5 km SSE of Shordzha village; c 1900 m s.m.; 40º28'N, 45º18'E, 40.46667 45.3
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Stipa arabica Trin & Rupr.
M. Barkworth, F. Smith, E. Gabrielian, A. Nersesyan, M. Oganesyan   s.n.2003-06-23
Armenia, Gegharkunik, Chambarak, Area NE of lake Sevan, along road between Tzovagyukh and Shordzha, c 19 km NW Shordzha; 1900-2000 m. s.m.; 40º36'N, 45º04'E., 40.6 45.06667
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M. Barkworth, F. Smith, E. Gabrielian, A. Nersesyan   s.n.2003-06-26
Armenia, Ararat, Ararat, Between villages Tigranashen and Zangakatun, 7 km SEE of Zangakatun; 1600 m s.m.; 39º48'N, 44º58'E; NE slope., 39.8 44.96667
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