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Taxa: Schoenoplectus pungens var. longispicatus (Scirpus americanus var. longispicatus, Scirpus pungens var. longispicatus, Scirpus solispicatus, Schoenoplectus pungens subsp. longispicatus)
Search Criteria: Polygon search (not displayed); includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Dinosaur National Monument Herbarium

NPS:DINO
Scirpus pungens var. longispicatus (Britt.) Taylor & MacBryde
DINO1332R. A. Wolf   52531948-07-06
United States, Utah, Uintah, Dinosaur National Monument; McKee Springs on road to Island Park, 40.507652 -109.203041, 1554m
NPS:DINO
Scirpus pungens var. longispicatus (Britt.) Taylor & MacBryde
DINO1331R. A. Wolf   50531948-06-00
United States, Utah, Uintah, Dinosaur National Monument; Headquarters area, 7 mi. n. of Jensen, 40.436782 -109.30361, 1600m
NPS:DINO
Scirpus pungens var. longispicatus (Britt.) Taylor & MacBryde
DINO1334S. O'Kane   74981987-06-11
United States, Colorado, Moffat, Conway Draw, ca 0.3 mi ENE of Lodore Range Station, 40.729731 -108.880783, 1639m
NPS:DINO
Scirpus pungens var. longispicatus (Britt.) Taylor & MacBryde
DINO1333B. Neely   42181987-06-02
United States, Colorado, Moffat, Dinosaur National Monument; head of Red Rock Canyon along Mantle Ranch Road, 40.480379 -108.943176, 1829m
NPS:DINO
Scirpus pungens var. longispicatus (Britt.) Taylor & MacBryde
DINO1335Tamara Naumann   3351989-06-03
United States, Colorado, Moffat, Dinosaur National Monument; Green River: ca 0.2 mi S of mouth of Limestone Draw., 40.561548 -108.963098, 1561m

General Research Observations

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WJH002736Bill Harms   20411982-07-30
United States, Utah, Uintah, Split Mountain Campground, Dinosaur National Monument, near Green River, 40.443545 -109.25294, 1460 - 1469m
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Google Map

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