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Taxa: Geum calthifolium subsp. calthifolium (Parageum calthifolium, Sieversia calthifolia, Geum calthifolium var. dilatatum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Botanic Garden Herbarium

CalBG:RSA
Sieversia calthifolia (Menzel ex Sm.) D. Don ex Torr. & A. Gray
RSA0329995   
United States, Alaska
CalBG:RSA
Sieversia calthifolia (Menzel ex Sm.) D. Don ex Torr. & A. Gray
RSA0329999   
United States, Alaska

University of Alaska Museum

ALA
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
125779unknown   1800-01-01
No specific locality recorded.

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119262Sylvia Brockner   341981-06-04
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119270P. Nighswonger   14081976-06-12
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119288R. E. Beschel   173801969-07-18
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119296Les Viereck; Teri Viereck   22491957-08-17
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119304Les Viereck; Teri Viereck   20361957-07-04
United States, Alaska
COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119312J. A. Calder   20360
Canada, British Columbia
COLO:V
Parageum calthifolium (Menzel ex Sm.) Nakai & Hara
01119320Ethel H. Looff; Henry B. Looff   12321940-06-01
United States, Alaska
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