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Taxa: Carex cristatella (Carex cristatella var. catelliformis, Carex tribuloides var. cristata, Carex lagopodioides var. cristata)
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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Minot State University

MISU:NA
25-271Jared Schumaier, Joshua Beaudoin, Alexey Shipunov   2011-07-16
United States, North Dakota, Bottineau, Peat moss bog near Boundary Butte, 48.99867475 -100.4247054

University of Kansas Ronald L. McGregor Herbarium

KANU
207879Steve Stephens; Ralph E Brooks   147301967-07-25
United States, North Dakota, Pembina, Mountain, 5 mi N, 48.76013 -97.8651
KANU
207880Gary E Larson   23141973-06-26
United States, North Dakota, Walsh, Park River, 1 mi N, 3 mi W, 48.408614 -97.806183
KANU
207881Gary E Larson   23781973-06-27
United States, North Dakota, Pembina, Cavalier, 1 mi S, 6 mi W, Icelandic State Park, 48.773855 -97.747789
KANU
207882Gary E Larson   23661973-06-26
United States, North Dakota, Pembina, Icelandic State Park, 1 mi S, 6 mi W of Cavalier, 48.777327 -97.74074
KANU
207883Gary E Larson   34901973-08-01
United States, North Dakota, Walsh, Park River, 1 mi N, 3 mi W, 48.408614 -97.806183
KANU
393619Steve Stephens   497981971-07-20
United States, North Dakota, Dunn, Killdeer, 7 mi N, 10 mi W, 47.47309 -102.96822
KANU
207873Richard P Williams   34571976-07-04
United States, North Dakota, Emmons, Hazelton, 1 mi N, 13 mi W, 46.49886 -100.55297

University of Manitoba Vascular Plant Herbarium

WIN
49462G. DeRuyck   1944-08-22
Canada, Manitoba, Roseisle, 49.5 -98.34416667
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