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Taxa: Ulmus glabra (Ulmus glabra var. horizontalis, Ulmus sukaczevii)
Search Criteria: Maine; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:NEBC
Ulmus glabra Hudson
00592337F. L. Scribner   
United States of America, Maine, Penobscot County, Bangor
Harvard:NEBC
Ulmus glabra Hudson
00592338L. H. Coburn   1922-05-22
United States of America, Maine, Somerset County, Skowhegan
Harvard:NEBC
Ulmus glabra Hudson
00592339J. Parkin   5871897-00-00
United States of America, Maine, York County, North Berwick
Harvard:NEBC
Ulmus glabra Hudson
00592340J. Parkin   1897-05-15
United States of America, Maine, York County, North Berwick
Harvard:NEBC
Ulmus glabra Hudson
00592341J. Parkin   1897-05-15
United States of America, Maine, York County, North Berwick
Harvard:NEBC
Ulmus glabra Hudson
00592342J. Parkin   8181897-00-00
United States of America, Maine, York County, North Berwick

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
UVMVT060031   
United States, Maine, Penobscot, 44.88669 -68.71656

West Virginia Wesleyan College, George B. Rossbach Herbarium

WVW
WVW009882George B. Rossbach   70651968-07-11
United States, Maine, Knox, above Rockland Harbor, n .part of waterfront, Rockland
WVW
WVW009883George B. Rossbach   75251971-06-10
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Between Water St. and abandoned waterfront, near Old Custom House, Wiacasset
WVW
WVW009884George B. Rossbach   87101978-05-03
United States, Maine, Knox, By Rt. 1 at Jordan's Fish Market, n. Rockland
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