Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Oxytropis koyukukensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Canadian Museum of Nature


CMN:CANM
CAN 202676Jordal, Louis H.   17631947-06-15
United States, Alaska (State), North Slope (Borough), Near Wiseman

CMN:CANM
CAN 196435Jordal, Louis H.   17631947-06-15
United States, Alaska (State), Brooks Range. Wiseman., 67.416667 -150.25

CMN:CANM
CAN 213027   
United States, Alaska (State)

CMN:CANM
CAN 255855   
United States, Alaska (State)

CMN:CANM
CAN 213028   
United States, Alaska (State)

CMN:CANM
CAN 249195   
United States, Alaska (State)

CMN:CANM
CAN 255839   
United States, Alaska (State)

CMN:CANM
CAN 271508   
United States, Alaska (State)

University of Alaska Museum


ALA
249419Stanwyn G. Shetler, Elaine R. Shetler   52801963-08-06
United States, Alaska, Tundra, vicinity of Omelaktavik Lake just east of Kugrak River and south of Noatak River, 67.6666666667 -155.5333333333, 900 - 900m

ALA
249599Stanwyn G. Shetler, Elaine R. Shetler   45061963-06-29
United States, Alaska, Middle Noatak Valley. Tundra south of Noatak River about midway between mouths of Kugururok and Nimiuktuk Rivers., 67.9 -160.8, 300 - 300m

ALA
249473Stanwyn G. Shetler, Elaine R. Shetler   51151963-07-31
United States, Alaska, Walker Lake, upper Kobuk River, north end of Lake, 67.2166666667 -154.5333333333, 225 - 225m

ALA
6291Randy R. Anderson   1989-06-07
United States, Alaska, S. Fork Koyukuk R., 67.08 -150.46

University of Michigan Herbarium


MICH:Angiosperms
1104235Louis H. Jordal   17631949-06-15
United States, Alaska, Brooks Range

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium


VT
UVMVT328107S.B. Young   5354
United States, Alaska


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