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Taxa: Carduus nutans (Carduus macrocephalus, Carduus macrolepis, Carduus nutans subsp. leiophyllus, Carduus nutans subsp. macrocephalus, Carduus nutans subsp. macrolepis, Carduus nutans subsp. nutans, Carduus nutans var. leiophyllus, Carduus nutans var. macrocephalus, Carduus nutans var. vestitus, Carduus... (show all)
Search Criteria: Wisconsin; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium

WIS
v0331075WISLange, Kenneth I.   s.n.1981-07-02
United States, Wisconsin, Sauk, Prairie du Sac Twp, T09N R06E S05, S06
WIS
Theodore S. Cochrane; Brandon D. Corder, Alan R. Lichamer, Ben C. Bomkamp, Kerstyn P. Perrett   165932022-06-03
United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Eagle Rock, W side of Hwys. US-61/WI-131 between (1.6 mi. airline SSW of) Readstown & (2.2 mi. due N of) Soldiers Grove., 43.428228 -90.772794
WIS
v0424332WISRyan P. O'Connor   3522022-06-28
United States, Wisconsin, Sheboygan, Kohler Dunes SNA, 43.66969784 -87.71590356

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Robert W. Freckmann Herbarium

UWSP:VP
UWSP129611Bogdansky, Alvin L.   s.n.1999-06-28
United States, Wisconsin, Portage, 1/2 mi. south of BB along JJ, 44.35931225 -89.4670567
UWSP:VP
UWSP139975Bogdansky, Alvin L.   s.n.2001-06-25
United States, Wisconsin, Portage, Along CTH F, just N of Pine Rd., 44.3271891 -89.53867306

West Texas A&M University Herbarium

WTS
WTS0011589Bruce Parfitt   20291976-09-07
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 11th and Michigan, South Milwaukee
WTS
WTS0011590Neil A. Harriman   1976-06-11
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee, at I-894 and state route 100, Milwaukee
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