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Canadian Museum of Nature
CMN:CANM	Saxifraga taylorii Calder & Savile CAN 220624Spreadborough, William   1910-07-26 Canada, British Columbia (Prov.), Queen Charlotte Islands Land Distr., Queen Charlotte Islands: Canoe Pass, 457m Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO	Saxifraga taylorii Calder & Savile 1815140James A. Calder   235111957-08-16 Canada, Below Mt. de la Touche near head of Fairfax Inlet, Tasu Sound, west coast of Moresby Island., 427 - 610m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Saxifraga taylorii Calder & Savile 186218J. A. Calder   235111957-08-16 Canada, British Columbia, Skeena-Queen Charlotte Reg. Distr., Below Mount de la Touche near head of Fairfax Inlet, Tasu Sound, west coast of Moresby Island, 610m Full Record Details
University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Saxifraga taylorii Calder & Savile 02445450    Canada, British Columbia Full Record Details
COLO:V	Saxifraga taylorii Calder & Savile 02445468    Canada, British Columbia Full Record Details
Washington State University Marion Ownbey Herbarium
WS	Saxifraga taylorii 263360J.A. Calder   235111957-08-16 Canada, British Columbia, Below Mt. de la Touche near head of Fairfax Inlet, Tasu Sound, west coast of Moresby Island. Queen Charlotte Islands. Very common on boulders on coarse talus slope and rock slides; rare on cliffs., 53.25 -132.333333 Full Record Details
WS	Saxifraga taylorii 263361J.A. Calder   230851957-07-29 Canada, British Columbia, Queen Charlotte Islands. Alpine area about 20 miles south of Moresby Camp. Moresby Island., 52.91667 -132.05 Full Record Details

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