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Deaver Herbarium (Northern Arizona University)
ASC	Carex nelsonii Mack. ASC00110468M. Licher   44782014-07-28 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Vermejo Park Ranch, alpine spring site in cirque north of Casillas Lakes., 36.906528 -105.325639, 3728m Full Record Details
Rocky Mountain Herbarium
RM	Carex nelsonii Mack. 906700Ben Legler   65142007-07-25 U.S.A., New Mexico, Taos, Vermejo Park Ranch: Culebra Range: small spring on flat 0.95 air mi S of Big Costilla Peak., 36.90655556 -105.3256667, 3730m Full Record Details
University of New Mexico Herbarium
UNM:Vascular Plants	Carex nelsonii Mack. UNM0089336Ben Legler   65142007-07-25 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Vermejo Park Ranch: Culebra Range: small spring on flat .95 air mi S of Big Costilla Peak., 36.90656 -105.32567, 3728m Full Record Details
UNM:Vascular Plants	Carex nelsonii Mack. UNM0133791J. McGrath   13712014-07-28 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Vermejo Park Ranch: alpine spring about 0.96 air mile SSE of Big Costilla Peak, 36.90646 -105.3251, 3725m Full Record Details
General Research Observations
SEINet	Carex nelsonii Mack. J. McGrath   13702014-07-28 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Vermejo Park Ranch: alpine spring about 0.96 air mile SSE of Big Costilla Peak, 36.90646 -105.3251, 3725m Full Record Details
SEINet	Carex nelsonii Mack. J. McGrath   13712014-07-28 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Vermejo Park Ranch: alpine spring about 0.96 air mile SSE of Big Costilla Peak, 36.90646 -105.3251, 3725m Full Record Details
SEINet	Carex nelsonii Mack. M. Licher   44782014-07-28 USA, New Mexico, Taos County, Vermejo Park Ranch, alpine spring site in cirque north of Casillas Lakes., 36.906528 -105.325639, 3728m Full Record Details

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