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Taxa: Stipa dasyphylla
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
Stipa dasyphylla Czern. ex Trautv.
CM241660Afanasiev, K.S.   261931-06-29
Russia, Bashkortostan, right bank of river Saknari, above village Novo-Saknarski

Intermountain Herbarium (Vasc. & Algae)

USU:UTC
Stipa dasyphylla Czern. Ex Roshev.
UTC00234496Alexandru S. Badarau; Stefan Dezsi    
ROMANIA, HUNEDOARA, Western Carpathians, Poiana Rusca Massif, Deva City. On the sunny flank of Mount Coltu., 440m
USU:UTC
Stipa dasyphylla Czern. ex Trautv.
UTC00288372   5-34
Origin: USSR. Grown on Evans' Farm, 5 mi south of Logan, UT
USU:UTC
Stipa dasyphylla Czern. ex Trautv.
UTC00288373   5-35
Origin: USSR. Grown on Evans' Farm, 5 mi south of Logan, UT.

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Angiosperms
Stipa dasyphylla Czern. ex Trautv.
1711304D. Janischevskij   s.n.1916-06-04
Russia, Saratov, Prov. Saratov, in viciniis urb. Saratov prope pag. Razboisczina, in steppa
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