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Colorado College, Carter Herbarium
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005936W. Penfound   2401923-07-01 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Alpine meadow; saddle; Pikes Peak, 38.84054 -105.04442, 3810m Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005935W. Penland   2091923-06-14 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Pikes Peak; near timberline Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005933W. Penland   2081924-07-17 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Mt. Almagre, 38.7833 -104.9833 Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005934S. Tassel   CA 8701979-07-16 United States, Colorado, El Paso, E-facing alpine boulder field along Barr Trail; Pikes Peak, 38.84273 -105.0352, 3962m Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005937R. Pike   1984-09-17 United States, Colorado, Teller, Dry, subalpine meadow at timberline; SW side of Pikes Peak Rd, 38.87662 -105.075491, 3444m Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005932T.Kelso   07-702007-07-01 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Pikes PEak, between Devil's Playground and Glen Cove, around rocky outcrops in gravels just off highway, ca mi 14.5. Abundant, with Androsace, Eritrichum, Acomastylis. Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. COCO-V-0005930T.Taylor   BP-20-122012-06-06 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Pikes Peak. Bottomless Pit. Abundant. South side of trail, dry granitic gravel. Full Record Details
COCO	Dryas octopetala L. TEMP11188T. Taylor   BO-56-122012-08-21 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Pikes Peak. Bottomless Pit. Gravel meadow with some ogranic soil, beside upper waterfall of North Fork of French Creek. Full Record Details

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