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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cardamine impatiens
Search Criteria: Kentucky; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Austin Peay State University Herbarium

APSC
APSC0058970Max Medley   1979-06-25
United States, Kentucky, Jefferson
APSC
APSC0077326Max Medley   1991-04-00
United States, Kentucky, Jefferson
APSC
APSC0089620Max Medley   1979-06-25
United States, Kentucky, Jefferson

Berea College, Ralph L. Thompson Herbarium

BEREA
BEREA010618   
United States, Kentucky, Lewis
BEREA
BEREA010619   
United States, Kentucky, Lewis
BEREA
BEREA010620   
United States, Kentucky, Lewis
BEREA
BEREA010621   
United States, Kentucky, Lewis
BEREA
BEREA010622   
United States, Kentucky, Lewis

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
688142G. F. Buddell, II   20811983-06-11
United States of America, Kentucky, Campbell Co., At edge of woods along railroad tracks ca. 25 yards from Ohio River in Ft. Thomas; ca. 0.5 mile NW of intersection of Rt. 8 and I-275.

Northern Kentucky University, John W. Thieret Herbarium

KNK
31973000007180Buddell, George   20811983-06-11
United States, Kentucky, Campbell, At edge of woods along RR tracks ca. 25 yards from Ohio River in Ft. Thomas; ca. 1/2 mi. NW of intersection of Rt. 8 and I-275.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants

NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00042500Buddell, George   20811983-06-11
United States, Kentucky, Campbell, Local patch of ca. 12 plants; at edge of woods along RR tracks ca. 25 yards from Ohio River in Ft. Thomas; ca. 1/2 mile NW of intersection of Rt. 8 and I-275.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00042499Buddell, George   20811983-06-11
United States, Kentucky, Campbell, Local patch of ca. 12 plants; at edge of woods along RR tracks ca. 25 yards from Ohio River in Ft. Thomas; ca. 1/2 mile NW of intersection of Rt. 8 and I-275.
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