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Taxa: Oxytropis spicata (Astragalus spicatus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

PH
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
PH00800807Mary Gibson Henry   231931-07-10
Canada, British Columbia, Southern slope of Pink Mt., 57.035992 -122.861174, 1341m

Miami University Turrell Herbarium - Vascular Plants

MU
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
000307091Skvortsov, A.K.   s.n.1988-10-10
Russia, Ural Mountains, south part, east side, near Uchaly, 500m

New Mexico State University Herbarium

NMC
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
39240L.M. Umbach   3241903-07-09
United States, Montana, Glacier, Midvale

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
Astragalus spicatus Nutt. ex Torr. & A.Gray
5713T. Nuttall   s.n.
United States of America, Rocky Mountains, Columbia River

North Carolina State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

NCSC:NCSC
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
NCSC00010773C. L. Hitchcock and C. V. Muhlick   91411944-06-20
United States, Montana, Granite, ca 8 miles north of Philipsburg, 46.395955 -113.427356

Oregon State University

OSC:OSU
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
Louis F. Henderson; L. Henderson   37611895-00-00
United States, Idaho, Unknown, none.

University of Calgary Herbarium

UAC:Vascular Plants-Historic
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
17420M.O. Malte a. W. R. Watson   6061925-06-25
Canada, Alberta, Porcupine Hills
UAC:Vascular Plants-Historic
Oxytropis spicata (Hook.) Standl.
17419M.O. Malte a. W. R. Watson   4721925-06-20
Canada, Alberta, Castlemount
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