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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Eleocharis compressa, Eleocharis compressa var. acutisquamata, Eleocharis compressa var. atrata, Eleocharis compressa var. borealis, Eleocharis compressa var. compressa
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Lat: 45.17914 - 49.53724 Long: -107.81460 - -97.23422; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Minot State University

MISU:5351
0-1168Hegstad   1970-07-13
United States, North Dakota, Burke, NA, 48.7704 -102.4634
MISU:5351
0-1169Hegstad   1970-06-20
United States, North Dakota, Burke, Ca. 3 miles east of Lostwood Game Reserve, 48.5899 -102.3423
MISU:NA
9-58Alexey Shipunov, Joshua Beaudoin, Jared Schumaier   2011-06-11
United States, North Dakota, McHenry, North side of Lake George, on the state land, border between oak savanna on sand soil and coastal prairie, 48.1102033 -100.3752152
MISU:NA
156-15Alexey Shipunov and Ryan Perry   2015-06-03
United States, North Dakota, Trail, Edge of field, tree line,and green moss bog, 47.25299263 -97.41720635
MISU:NA
157-38Alexey Shipunov and Ryan Perry   2015-06-08
United States, North Dakota, Sioux, Prairie slopes towards the lake, 46.16463002 -100.983345
MISU:NA
160-28Alexey Shipunov and Ryan Perry   2015-07-15
United States, North Dakota, Sioux, Moreau prairie and cooleys, 45.98062858 -100.7121259
MISU:NA
169-11Alexey Shipunov and Systematic Botany class   2015-09-10
United States, North Dakota, Bottineau, Roadside wetlands and prairie, 48.94545183 -101.3004203

University of Kansas Ronald L. McGregor Herbarium

KANU
227890Larry J Harms   29161965-07-23
United States, South Dakota, Day, W end Blue Dog Lake, 45.348523 -97.313561
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