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Taxa: Carex willdenowii var. willdenowii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Botanic Garden Herbarium

CalBG:RSA
RSA0365217   
United States, Florida

Henderson State University Herbarium

HEND
HEND001136Philip E. Hyatt   80271998-05-03
United States, Arkansas, Perry, Iron Springs Recreation Area; from parking area go upstream across large "handicap accessible" footbridge along trail, do not take uphill trail, but go uphill 300-600 feet upstream, cross wood foot bridge, right into woods. Plants on floodplain between side and main stream. T1N R19W S6 SW4

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
2804357Phillip E. Hyatt   80271998-05-03
United States, Arkansas, Garland, T1NR19WS6SW4; Iron Springs Recreation Area; from parking area go upstream across large "handicap accessible" footbridge along trail, do not take uphill trail, but go uphill 300-600 feet upstream, cross wood foot bridge, right into woods. Plants on floodplain between side and main stream in Shortleaf Pine/mixed deciduous upland woods. Only Arkansas location; with one Missouri site, only occurrences west of the Mississippi River currently known.
MO
2813980Loran C. Anderson   113081988-05-24
United States, Florida, Leon, Frequent in rich loamy soil of deeply shaded oak-hickory woodland bordering Lake Miccosukee at the Cypress Landing. NE1/4 Sec 14, T2N, R3E.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants

NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00197076Larke, Julia O.   12421990-05-17
United States, North Carolina, Orange, COLLECTIONS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA BOTANICAL GARDEN. Hunt Arboretum, Grid 27. S side of Morgan Creek, .3 km W of King's Mill site, 88m
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