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Taxa: Lycopus exaltatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

PH
PH00039779F. Pursh   s.n.1806-00-00
United States, West Virginia, On Meadow River
PH
Lycopus exaltatus var. hirsutus
PH00026539Hooker   s.n.
Russian Federation

Auburn University, John D. Freeman Herbarium

AUA
Barta, Thomas   2005-262005-10-30
Austria, Burgenland, NORDBURGENLAND, LEITHAGEBIRGE, S VON BRUCK AN DER LEITHA:, 200m
AUA
Barta, Thomas   2005-4152005-10-15
Austria, Burgenland, NORDBURGENLAND, FUß DES LEITHAGEBIRGE, SW VON BRUCK AN DER LEITHA:, 180m
AUA
Barta, Thomas   2005-1372005-10-01
Austria, Burgenland, NORDBURGENLAND, FUß DES LEITHAGEBIRGE S VON BRUCK AN DER LEITHA:, 170m

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
Lycopus exaltatus Linnaeus f.
00339769   1896-06-24
United States of America, Massachusetts, Middlesex County, in back-yard near Parker St.

Louisiana State University, Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium

LSU-NO:Vascular Plants
NO0103402F. Van Genuchten   s.n.1959-06-30
Netherlands

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
100617818Anonymous   s.n.
Europe
MO
100617817Anonymous   s.n.
Europe

North Dakota State University Herbarium

NDA:Plants
NDSU009484   1886-08-17
Czech Republic

Rutgers University, Chrysler Herbarium

CHRB
CHRB0135774   
Hungary

University of South Carolina, A. C. Moore Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

USCH:MAIN
Barta, Thomas   2004-1332004-09-03
Austria, Niederösterreich, Lower Austria (elev 160 m), - 160m

Western Illinois University, ​R. M. Myers Herbarium

MWI
MWI00014257Barta, Thomas   2004-1332004-09-03
Austria, Lower Austria, Nordöstliches Weinviertel, unteres thayatal, north Hohenau an der March, Auwiese im Bereich Erlwiesen, about 3 to 3.25 kilometers N0north/northwest der Eisenbahn-Haltestelle Bernhardsthal, 160m
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