Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Galium watsonii f. scabridum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America


Harvard:GH
00092780K. Whited   3381921-06-20
United States of America, Oregon, Crook County, Bluffs of Deschutes R.

Harvard:GH
Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Ehrendorfer) Dempster & Ehrendorfer
02139270J. H. Sandberg & J. B. Leiberg   1893-06-18
United States of America, Washington, Douglas County, [data not captured]

Washington State University Marion Ownbey Herbarium


WS
Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Ehrend.) Dempster & Ehrend.
155096C.L. Hitchcock   81741944-05-22
United States, Washington, Kittitas, 10 miles northwest of Ellensburg on road to Teanaway Junction., 47.098934 -120.696752

WS
Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Ehrend.) Dempster & Ehrend.
24914J.H. Sandberg   2241893-06-18
United States, Washington, Lincoln, Junction of Coal and Crab Creeks.

WS
Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Ehrend.) Dempster & Ehrend.
204000Xerpha M. Gaines   5471951-05-31
United States, Washington, Grant, In Payne's Gulch, Upper Grand Coulee., 47.62056 -119.30833

WS
Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Ehrend.) Dempster & Ehrend.
186513C.L. Hitchcock   173701948-06-17
United States, Washington, Douglas, South slope of Badger Mt, 4 miles north of Wenatchee., 47.48151 -120.30917

WS
Galium serpenticum subsp. scabridum (Ehrend.) Dempster & Ehrend.
24820J.S. Cotton   6961902-07-16
United States, Washington, Yakima, Northern slope, Rattlesnake Mountains., 46.40583 -119.60944


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