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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex stricta (Carex xerocarpa, Carex stricta var. curtissima, Carex prolixa), Carex stricta var. decora, Carex stricta var. strictior, Carex stricta var. stricta
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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Black Hills State University Herbarium

BHSU-BHSC:BHSC
BHSC0013873Larson, Gary E.   98621983-08-19
United States, South Dakota, Campbell, T126N R77W S11 SW1/4; Lake Campbell, 45.74612 -100.12081

Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
J. Lunell   171898-07-11
U.S.A., North Dakota, Benson, Leeds, 48.288888 -99.437635

Minot State University

MISU:NA
152-26Alexey Shipunov and Ryan Perry   2014-07-09
United States, North Dakota, Cavalier, Along the tral in Pembina Gorge, mixed forest, openings and wetlands, 48.94793265 -98.12140014
MISU:NA
7k-25Krueger   2015-06-10
United States, North Dakota, Adams, North Lemmon Lake WMA, North Lemmon Township, East Half of Section 10 and West Half of Section 11, 46.012 -102.164

University of Kansas Ronald L. McGregor Herbarium

KANU
211308Gary E Larson   45891974-06-21
United States, North Dakota, Oliver, Hannover, 1.5 mi N, 47.1331 -101.42611
KANU
211306Gary E Larson   21921973-06-20
United States, North Dakota, Emmons, Linton, 1 mi N, 4.5 mi E, 46.28111 -100.13823
KANU
211303Orin A Stevens   8221945-06-26
United States, North Dakota, Emmons, Linton, 46.26667 -100.2325
KANU
211307Gary E Larson   5152a1975-06-21
United States, North Dakota, McLean, Washburn, 1 mi N, 2.5 mi W, 47.30363 -101.08198
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