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Taxa: Carex dioica var. gynocrates
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Brigham Young University, S. L. Welsh Herbarium

BRY:V
Carex dioica var. gynocrates (Wormsk.) Ostenf.
BRYV0053430Walter Fertig   242222008-08-13
U.S.A., Utah, Iron, Markagunt Plateau: Cedar Mountain, south bank of Ashdown Creek, S f confluence with Rattle Creek and immediately W of boundary of Cedar Breaks National Monument, ca 3.8 air miles E of confluence with Cedar Canyon, ca 13 miles E of Cedar City. Ashdown Gorge Wilderness Area., 37.63478 -112.8708, 2460m

University of Alaska Museum

ALA
Carex dioica var. gynocrates (Wormsk. ex Drejer) Ostenf.
244298P. Miller   NOAT_T17_09_20052005-07-26
United States, Alaska, Noatak National Preserve, 104 - 104m
ALA
Carex dioica var. gynocrates (Wormsk. ex Drejer) Ostenf.
252238E. Fleur Nicklen   13-0282013-07-06
United States, Alaska, no specific locality recorded, 65.3533619 -143.2918432, 214 - 214m
ALA
Carex dioica var. gynocrates (Wormsk. ex Drejer) Ostenf.
244278P. Miller   GAAR_T94_08_20082008-08-08
United States, Alaska, Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve; vic. Island Lake, Tobuk Cr., 303 - 303m

General Research Observations

SEINet
Carex dioica var. gynocrates (Wormsk. ex Drejer) Ostenf.
Walter Fertig   251192009-08-18
United States, Utah, Iron, Markagunt Plateau: Cedar Mountain, Cedar Breaks National Monument, swamp on terrace bank on south side of Ashdown Canyon at confluence of Ashdown Creek and Rattle Creek. T36S R9W S27 SW4 SW4, 37.63419 -112.869799, 2469m
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