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Taxa: Melampyrum latifolium
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Duke University Vascular Plant Collection

DUKE
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
DUKE10115055   
United States, North Carolina, Transylvania
DUKE
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
DUKE10115089   
United States, District of Columbia

Howard University Herbarium

HUDC
HUDC00010017Theo Holm   s.n.1897-08-04
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Riggs Mill, 39.136362 -77.204237

Kathryn Kalmbach Herbarium

DBG:KHD
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
KHD00051652   1934-07-28

North Dakota State University Herbarium

NDA:Plants
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
NDSU000620Francis W. Pennell   100101919-05-30
United States, New Jersey, Monmouth
NDA:Plants
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
NDSU000621James W. Ward   
United States, New Jersey
NDA:Plants
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
NDSU000622Arthur A. Heller   1901-06-08
United States, Pennsylvania, Lancaster
NDA:Plants
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
NDSU000623H.S. Pepoon   1900-06-10
United States, Indiana, Lake
NDA:Plants
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
NDSU000624L.R. Waldron   1900-07-10
United States, Michigan, Ionia

University of Northern Iowa, Grant Herbarium

ISTC
Melampyrum latifolium (W. Barton) Muhl. ex Britton & A. Br.
lyman, e.a.   
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