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Taxa: Penstemon humilis subsp. brevifolius (Penstemon brevifolius)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Weber State University Herbarium

Weber State University:WSCO
WSCO009705N. Duane Atwood   1791963-05-25
United States, Utah, Cache, One mile up Green's Canyon - Logan, 41.770511 -111.757827
Weber State University:WSCO
WSCO009707L.E. Horton   0551967-06-25
United States, Utah, Weber, Snow Basin 11 miles SW Huntsville
Weber State University:WSCO
WSCO009708Stephen L. Clark   3171965-07-20
United States, Utah, Cache, W shore of Tony Grove Lake., 41.893692 -111.643771, 2743m
Weber State University:WSCO
WSCO009709E. Rose   11441969-06-04
United States, Utah, Salt Lake, Wasatch Range, Red Butte Cyn, E of Salt Lake City, 2470m
Weber State University:WSCO
WSCO009719J. S. Tuhy   18761984-08-08
United States, Nevada, White Pine, about 12 miles SW of Baker, ridgecrest .5 miles NE of Mt. Washington., 38.939851 -114.264696, 3353m
Weber State University:WSCO
Penstemon brevifolius (Gray) A. Nels.
WSCO001378R. Graybosch   1851978-06-30
United States, Utah, Weber, Taylor's Canyon, Rock face of Mt. Ogden, 2743m

William & Mary Herbarium

WILLI
32171Wieboldt, Thomas F.   17711974-07-09
United States, Utah, Cache, Tony Grove Lake; 21 mi. NE of Logan along US Hwy. 89, then west 7 mi. via National Forest Road., 2560m

General Research Observations

SEINet
Elizabeth Gibson   52020-06-28
United States, UT, cache, in the foothills on the SW of the two track road, 41.497899 -111.483014, 2661 - 2661m
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