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Taxa: Betula x sargentii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Calgary Herbarium

UAC:Vascular Plants
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
49049G.W. Argus a. D.J. White   81661972-07-28
Canada, Saskatchewan
UAC:Vascular Plants
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
49050G.W. Argus a. D.J. White   97021975-08-04
Canada, Saskatchewan
UAC:Vascular Plants
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
49051G.W. Argus a. D.J. White   97941975-08-10
Canada, Saskatchewan
UAC:Vascular Plants
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
8405Karen Beder   1966-09-08
Canada, Alberta, BNP-Snow Creek Valley
UAC:Vascular Plants
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
8407Karen Beder   1966-09-18
Canada, Alberta, BNP-Snow Creek Valley
UAC:Vascular Plants
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
8408Karen Beder   1966-09-18
Canada, Alberta, BNP-Snow Creek Valley

University of Manitoba Vascular Plant Herbarium

WIN
Betula x sargentii Dugle [nana × pumila]
73046David Punter   7522007-08-07
Canada, Manitoba, York Factory National Historic Site, 57 -92.3

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Angiosperms
Betula × sargentii
1229837G. W. Argus   3942751975-08-04
Canada, Saskatchewan, no data, Little Gull Lake
MICH:Angiosperms
Betula × sargentii
1229838G. W. Argus   3511801972-07-27
Canada, Saskatchewan, no data, Tazin Lake Quad. Lake Athabasca, sand dune region west of William River. Ca. 6MI south of mouth of river
MICH:Angiosperms
Betula × sargentii
1229839G. W. Argus   3511801972-07-28
Canada, Saskatchewan, no data, Tazin Lake Quad. Lake Athabasca, sand dune region west of William River. Ca. 6MI south of mouth of river
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