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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium
CM:Botany	Mentha arvensis L. CM333748Brant, A.E.   6731985-08-03 United States, Missouri, Perry, T36N, R11E, 0.5mi E of McBride alnog the St. Louis-San Francisco railroad Full Record Details
Colorado State University, Charles Maurer Herbarium
CS	Mentha arvensis L. 132293collectors: B Mooers 456   1984-08-08 United States, Colorado, Rio Grande County, E Fk San Francisco Ck, 2 km SE of Horseshoe Mt, 37.55 -106.39, 2895m Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO	Mentha arvensis villosa (Benth.) S.R. Stewart 100867885Jon Ricketson   8561983-10-10 United States, Arizona, Coconino, Coconino National Forest, Walker Lake, 0.8 miles N of U.S.F.S. Road 418, just N of the San Francisco Peaks. White Horse Hills Quad. R6E T23N S11., 2496m Full Record Details
MO	Mentha canadensis L. 453283Alan E. Brant   6731985-08-03 United States, Missouri, Perry, T36N, R11E, 0.5 mi E of McBride along the St. Louis-San Francisco railroad. Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Mentha arvensis var. arvensis L. 2057831B. H. M. Mooers   4561984-08-08 United States of America, Colorado, Rio Grande Co., East Fork of San Francisco Creek., 37.5539 -106.3932, 2896m Full Record Details
NY	Mentha arvensis var. glabrata (Benth.) Fernald 2430088Collector unspecified   s.n. United States of America, California, Near San Francisco. Full Record Details
Rocky Mountain Herbarium
RM	Mentha arvensis L. 2540D. T. MacDougal   108641891-07-23 U.S.A., Arizona, Coconino, San Francisco Mountains., 35.3248 -111.65149, 3201m Full Record Details

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