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Taxa: Rubus idaeus subsp. idaeus (Batidaea peramoena, Rubus idaeus f. niveus, Rubus idaeus var. anomalus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:A
00040180J. B. Leiberg   11051895-06-29
United States of America, Idaho, Low meadows on Upper St. Marys River, region of the Coeur D'Alene Mountains, 950 m.

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
418574J. B. Leiberg   11051895-06-29
United States of America, Idaho, Northern Idaho, low meadows, Upper St. Mary's River., 950m

Northland College

NC
1768Ida Bobb   1965-06-12
United States, Wisconsin, Ashland, Deer Creek, 46.509246 -90.847308

University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
Rubus idaeus f. niveus John W. Moore
415422Moore, John; Moore, Marjorie   117511939-08-14
United States, Minnesota, Koochiching, East side of Tilson Bay, Rainy Lake.;;071N;23W, 48.606604 -93.401815

University of Nevada Herbarium

RENO:V
50801M.M. Thompson   970511997-08-24
USA, Oregon, Grant, Campground on FR 16, ca 14 miles SE of Prairie City, 44.305006 -118.553621, 1463m
RENO:V
50802W.W. Eggleston   82711912-07-07
USA, Utah, Garfield, Sevier Forest, Cottonwood Creek, lower canyon., 37.944763 -112.126311, 2400m
RENO:V
50803H.N. Mozingo   77-501977-06-22
USA, Idaho, Fremont, Along W side of the outlet stream from the Island Park Reservoir, 44.418239 -111.397135, 1902m

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
90874J. H. Thomas   122351966-07-26
United States, Montana, Lake and Sanders Co., NE corner of Range.
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