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Taxa: Carex foenea var. foenea (Carex aenea, Carex foenea var. enervis, Carex foenea var. tuberculata)
Search Criteria: Maine; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Institute for Botanical Exploration

IBE
IBE026955Robert A. Stewart   29531987-06-10
United States, Maine, Washington

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
Carex aenea Fernald
2649889BILL   146621931-06-13
United States, Maine, Oxford, Dry sandy plains.
MO
Carex aenea Fernald
2650740Joseph R. Churchill   221903-07-08
United States, Maine, Christmas; Bristol.

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
Carex aenea Fernald
2234244K. M. Wiegand   1651909-07-06
United States of America, Maine, Washington Co., West Pembroke., 44.9475 -67.1783

Stoneville Weed Science Laboratory Herbarium

SWSL
SWSL000664Robert A. Stewart   29531987-06-10
United States, Maine, Washington, Steuben Township on Dyer Bay Rd., 44.484136 -67.92664

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Carex aenea Fernald
01016252R. D. Worthington   167841988-07-10
United States, Maine, Washington, Dyer Neck, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Eagle Hill, 44.45833333 -67.93333333, 61 - 70m

University of Mississippi, Thomas M. Pullen Herbarium

MISS
MISS0011181Robert A. Stewart   29531987-06-10
USA, Maine, Washington, Steuben Township on Dyer Bay Rd.

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
Carex aenea Fernald
65765A. W. Cheever   s.n.1905-07-14
United States, Maine, Washington Co., Jonesport., 44.5329 -67.5983

University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium

UTEP:Herb
UTEP:Herb:35205Collector(s): Richard D. Worthington   167841988-07-10
United States, Maine, Washington County, Dyer Neck, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Eagle Hill, 44.4583333333 -67.9333333333, 61 - 70m
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