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Taxa: Pedicularis parviflora subsp. parviflora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Alaska Museum

ALA
10543L. H. Sparks   75-1481975-06-01
United States, Alaska, Sergief Island, Stikine River mouth, 10 miles N of Wrangell, W side of island, 56.58 -132.41
ALA
60682Anna Jansen, Matthew L. Carlson, Ian Pearse   02-4682002-08-09
United States, Alaska, Alaska Peninsula, Contact Cr, ponds on N side of Contact Lake margin (large lake E of Contact Cr.), 58.22 -155.98
ALA
29819Karen L. Oakley   78-421978-01-01
United States, Alaska, Prince William Sound, Naked Island, 60.66 -147.41
ALA
48907Marilyn H. Barker, Verna Pratt   s.n.2001-08-15
United States, Alaska, Malaspina Coastal Plain, Hanna Lake, vic. fen at SE corner of lake, 60.22 -143.1
ALA
148162Rob Lipkin, Bud Rice, Eric Groth, Lucretia Fairchild   03-1482003-07-13
United States, Alaska, Kenai Penin, Chance Cove, S-facing slope above lagoon, 59.4909 -150.3116, 40 - 60m
ALA
250980Mary C. Stensvold   73291998-07-17
United States, Alaska, Yakutat area, Situk landing area, trail along W side of Situk R., 59.4525 -139.5741, 5 - 5m
ALA
82140Marilyn H. Barker, Alan R. Batten, Kevin Lynch   BG03-742003-08-02
United States, Alaska, Malaspina Coastal Plain, vic. Kaliakh R., 60.22 -142.99
ALA
129008Stacy Studebaker   07-1552007-07-10
United States, Alaska, Kodiak Archipelago, Kodiak I, NW of Anvil Lake, SW portion of island, valley and ridges S of VABM Ridge and NNW of Anvil Lake, 57.35 -154.633333, 75 - 75m

University of New Mexico Herbarium

UNM:Vascular Plants
UNM0065068E. Hibber   sn1941-08-14
United States, Alaska, (Yukon - Koyukuk), Kaltag.

William & Mary Herbarium

WILLI
19980Cumby, Bee   2151974-08-01
United States, Alaska, About 500 ft. from Mineral Creek road approx. 0.5 mi. from Valdez.
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