Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Gentianella amarella subsp. amarella (Gentianella amarella var. amerella)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MWI
MWI00061589Hartman, Ronald L.   538961995-08-19
United States, Wyoming, Teton, Gros Ventre Area; Spring and calcareous pond 2.5 miles north northeast of Curtis Canyon Campground, 1980m
BHSU-USFS/BHSC:BHSC
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BHSC0060843Mayer, Cheryl   11722009-08-14
United States, South Dakota, Pennington, Black Hills NF, Black Elk Wilderness, Upper Pine Creek RNA. Custer Quad., 43.874321 -103.50487
BRIT:NLU
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NLU0185058James P. Vanderhorst   41381991-08-21
United States, Colorado, Garfield
CMN:CANM
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CAN 10090576Sokoloff, Paul C.   5112016-07-29
Canada, Alberta (Prov.), Clearwater County, campsite on clearing just past 11 3/4 km marker along Rig Street, 30 km southwest of Caroline., 51.9888 -115.138, 1292m
SD:Plants
I. W. Clokey   70001936-09-13
United States, California, San Bernardino, South of Bear Lake., 34.24199 -116.91702, 2200m
SD:Plants
Steve Stephens   356821969-08-08
United States, South Dakota, Lawrence, 1.0 mile south, 3.0 miles west Lead., 2133m
SD:Plants
Helen V. Witham   5601969-10-04
United States, California, Siskiyou, In bog above Kangaroo Lake, Scott Mountains., 41.33333 -123.66667, 2100m
SD:Plants
Darley F. Howe   18761948-08-13
United States, California, San Bernardino, Big Meadows, San Bernardino Mountains., 34.15631 -116.793
SD:Plants
Robert Bye   80951977-10-14
Mexico, Chihuahua, Guachochic, Cusarare; along arroyo just northwest of Cusaare church., 2200m
SD:Plants
H. Hapeman   s.n.1938-08-28
United States, Colorado, Unknown, Cameron Pass, 3119m
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