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Taxa: Glyceria striata (Glyceria striata var. stricta, Glyceria striata subsp. stricta, Glyceria nervata, Panicularia nervata, Panicularia striata, Glyceria neogaea, Glyceria striata var. striata, Panicularia nervata var. rigida, Panicularia nervata var. stricta, Catabrosa nervata, Glyceria mexicana, Glyc... (show all)
Search Criteria: United States; Michigan; Livingston; Little Appleton Lake; Lat: 42.50379 - 42.50939 Long: -83.84409 - -83.83577; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Central Michigan University Herbarium

CMC
CMC00019267Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK2842012-06-07
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.5063 -83.8409, 232m

Prairie Fen Biodiversity Project

PFBP:Observations
LAL10-10Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK2842012-06-08
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.5079 -83.8382, 239m
PFBP:Observations
LAL18-2Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK1112012-08-12
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.508 -83.83949, 235m
PFBP:Observations
LAL18-3Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK1112012-08-12
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.508 -83.83949, 235m
PFBP:Observations
LAL20-6Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK1112012-08-09
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.50682 -83.83823, 235m
PFBP:Observations
LAL23-3Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK1112012-08-12
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.50841 -83.83805, 239m
PFBP:Observations
LAL24-11Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK1112012-08-13
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Little Appleton Lake Fen, 42.50489 -83.83804, 238m
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