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Dataset: SCFS
Taxa: Isoëtes bolanderi (Isoëtes bolanderi var. pygmaea, Isoëtes pygmaea, Isoëtes bolanderi var. parryi), Isoëtes bolanderi var. bolanderi
Search Criteria: Nevada; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Botanic Garden Herbarium

CalBG:RSA
L. Ahart   113892004-08-17
United States, California, Nevada, West edge of a small drying snow lake, snow lake outlet flows east into Secret Lake, on the very very upper reaches of Jackson Creek, on the northeast side of English Mountain,about 3/4 mile (air) south of Catfish Lake, about 2 3/4 miles (air) east of the east end of Bowman Lake., 39.4564722 -120.5525, 2264m

Georgia Southern University Herbarium

GAS
GAS034465Ahart, Lowell   11,3892004-08-17
United States, California, Nevada County, T18N, R13E, northeast 1/4 Section 6. Normal size plants, on wet humus, west shore of a small drying snow lake, snow lake outlet flows east into Secret Lake, east of a small dry meadow, on the very very upper reaches of Jackson Creek, 39.4564722 -120.5525

Sagehen Herbarium

SCFS
SCFS5317B. A. Trowbridge   41491973-08-31
United States, California, Nevada, Sagehen Pond, no associates in immediate vicinity., 39.41569 -120.314057, 2438m
SCFS
SCFS1061F. Felix   
United States, California, Nevada, detailed locality information protected

University of California at Davis Herbarium

DAV
James A. Neilson, Jr.   3971961-09-04
United States, California, Nevada County, Nevada County: East side of Mossy Pond (lake southeast of Fordyce Lake).

University of Nevada Herbarium

RENO:V
36923H.N. Mozingo   
USA, California, Nevada, detailed locality information protected
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