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Taxa: Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis
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Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Herbarium

UNCC:UNCC
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michx.) W.A. Weber
UNCC_37994   
Canada, Alberta
UNCC:UNCC
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michx.) W.A. Weber
UNCC_37997   
Finland

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michaux) W. A. Weber
00653840R.K. Gierisch; W.C. Hickey   31001966-06-26
United States, Colorado, Park, Geneva Park, Pike National Forest., 39.5220123 -105.7317159, 2957m
COLO:V
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michaux) W. A. Weber
00653857W. A. Weber   154811979-07-25
United States, Colorado, Clear Creek, Geneva Park just across road from Abyss trailhead S of Guanella Pass., 39.59498 -105.71078
COLO:V
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michaux) W. A. Weber
00653865B.E. Willard; R.A. Nelson   61621961-06-29
United States, Colorado, Grand, Denver Creek Campground., 40.25612 -106.07896
COLO:V
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michaux) W. A. Weber
00653873W. A. Weber   72621951-08-16
United States, Colorado, Grand, Swampy flats bordering Willow Creek just above its junction with Denver Creek, ca. 5 mi. s. of Willow Creek Pass., 40.25705 -106.07851
COLO:V
Cylactis arctica subsp. acaulis (Michaux) W. A. Weber
00968156Ruth A. Nelson   81821967-09-12
United States, Colorado, Grand, Willow Creek Pass Road (Colo 125) at Denver Creek camp ground., 40.25471 -106.07946, 2743m
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