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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium
DES	Nuphar luteum Sibth. & Sm. DES00010512R. Dale Thomas   183121970-04-30 USA, Louisiana, Morehouse, Chemin-a-Haut, beside La. 590, 9 miles W of Jones., 32.967403 -91.803724 Full Record Details
DES	Nuphar luteum Sibth. & Sm. DES00010738R. Dale Thomas   213141970-09-20 USA, Louisiana, Morehouse, Small pond beside La. 590 at Chemin-a-Haut Bayou., 32.981726 -91.8077242 Full Record Details
DES	Nuphar luteum subsp. ozarkanum E.O. Beal DES00010739R. Dale Thomas   203501970-07-29 USA, Arkansas, Sharp, Aquatic in Big Creek beside U.S. 167 just south of Ash Flat., 36.22389 -91.60833 Full Record Details
DES	Nuphar luteum subsp. polysepalum E.O. Beal DES00023018Vlad Siplivinsky   16991981-07-21 USA, Colorado, Mesa, Grand Mesa National Forest: E of Skyway Point lake., 39.036051 -108.0711625, 3219m Full Record Details
DES	Nuphar luteum subsp. polysepalum E.O. Beal DES00025642J. David Solf   611959-07-27 USA, Alaska, Eshamy, 24 mi. southeast of Whittier, Prince William Sound, abundant in shallow ponds in muskeg., 60.480002 -147.987653, 30m Full Record Details
DES	Nuphar advena (Aiton) W.T. Aiton DES00076495D. Z. Damrel   63562007-04-17 USA, South Carolina, Sumter, Community of Oswego. Pond in back of farm fields., 34.019444 -80.293611, 46m Full Record Details
DES	Nuphar advena (Aiton) W.T. Aiton DES00076494D. Z. Damrel   63562007-04-17 USA, South Carolina, Sumter, Community of Oswego. Pond in back of farm fields., 34.019444 -80.293611, 46m Full Record Details

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