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Canadian Museum of Nature
CMN:CANM	Salix fallax Raup CAN 49071Raup, Hugh M.; Abbe, Ernst C.   43121932-08-02 Canada, British Columbia (Prov.), Peace River Land Distr., Along Carbon River about 4 miles above the Peace., 56.033333 -122.716667, 610m Full Record Details
Field Museum of Natural History
F:Botany	Salix fallax Raup H. M. Raup & E. C. Abbe   43121932-08-02 Canada, British Columbia Full Record Details
Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America
Harvard:A	Salix fallax Raup 00030963H. M. Raup & E. C. Abbe   43121932-08-02 Canada, British Columbia, Muskeg along Carbon River, about 4 miles above the Peace, ca. 56°01'N, 122°43'W, alt. 2000 feet, 56.0166666 -122.71666, 609m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Salix fallax Raup 02415982H. M. Raup   43121932-08-02 Canada, British Columbia, Muskeg along Carbon R, about 4 mi. above the Peace., 56.03 -122.72, 610m Full Record Details
NY	Salix fallax Raup 02415981A. J. J. Breitung   s.n.1938-07-16 Canada, Saskatchewan, 1 1/2 mi. West of McKague. Full Record Details
NY	Salix fallax Raup 02415980A. E. Porsild   98271944-06-22 Canada, Yukon, Canol Rd.: Mile 132. Lower Lapie R. Crossing., 838m Full Record Details
Pennsylvania State University Herbarium
PAC	Salix fallax Raup PAC0087649A. J. Breitung   1741939-06-21 Canada, Saskatchewan, 2 3/4 miles W, 1/4 miles N of McKague Full Record Details
PAC	Salix fallax Raup PAC0087648A. J. Breitung   4481939-08-18 Canada, Saskatchewan, 5 1/4 miles W, 3/4 miles S of McKague Full Record Details

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