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Taxa: Solidago missouriensis (Solidago concinna, Solidago glaucophylla, Solidago hapemaniana, Solidago marshallii, Solidago tolmieana, Solidago moritura), Solidago missouriensis var. fasciculata (Solidago glaberrima var. moritura, Solidago missouriensis var. glaberrima, Solidago glaberrima), Solidago miss... (show all)
Search Criteria: Grand Canyon National Park; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Museum of Northern Arizona

MNA
B.28443Phillips, A.M.   82-411982-04-08
USA, Arizona, Coconino County, Grand Canyon National Park; Small, alkaline seep at base of Bright Angel Formation, Colorado River Mile 126L, Grand Canyon National Park, 36.286767 -112.499813
MNA
B.28842Phillips, A.M. & B.G.   82-3051982-10-18
USA, Arizona, Coconino County, Grand Canyon National Park; Upstream side of seep along river below Deer Creek Falls, along trail in Tapeats Ledges, GC Nat. Park, Colorado River Mile 136.2R., 36.388762 -112.509995

University of Arizona Herbarium

ARIZ
224401T.L. Burgess   59961980-09-26
United States, Arizona, Mohave County, Lower Granite Gorge; trail from Bridge City to Tonto Platform. River mile 238 1/2, W side; Ca. 1.1 mi S, 0.2 mi E of Separation Canyon junction with Colorado River; Grand Canyon National Park, 35.8 -113.566667, 426 - 548m

General Research Observations

SEINet
A. M. Phillips   82-411982-04-08
USA, Arizona, Coconino County, Grand Canyon National Park; Small, alkaline seep at base of Bright Angel Formation, Colorado River Mile 126L, Grand Canyon National Park, 36.05556 -112.13889
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