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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Iris versicolor (Iris versicolor f. murrayana), Iris versicolor var. blandescens, Iris versicolor var. shrevei, Iris versicolor var. versicolor
Search Criteria: kentucky; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Austin Peay State University Herbarium

APSC
APSC0076643   1983-06-01
United States, Kentucky, Muhlenberg
APSC
APSC0076644   1983-06-01
United States, Kentucky, Muhlenberg
APSC
APSC0076645   1983-06-01
United States, Kentucky, Muhlenberg

Eastern Kentucky University, Ronald L. Jones Herbarium

EKY
31234100089273Richard H. Hannan   17531979-05-17
United States, Kentucky, Knox, East Fork; site along railroad; E of Moore Hill 36-56-18- 84-03-58- E of wet roadside and railroad.

Miami University Turrell Herbarium - Vascular Plants

MU
MU-V-000176364J. Bolyard   1977-00-00
United States, Kentucky

Morehead State University Herbarium

MDKY
MDKY00005401   
United States, Kentucky, Mason

Murray State University Herbarium

MUR
MUR15421Thomas N. McCoy   1974-04-27
UNITED STATES, Kentucky, Fulton, HWY 94, E of Cayce., 36.55528 -89.03583

Tennessee Technological University, Hollister Herbarium

HTTU
HTTU017622   
United States, Kentucky, Clinton

University of Memphis Herbarium

MEM
MEM007242Raymond Athey   1761968-05-18
United States, Kentucky, Ballard

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Angiosperms
1337596Robert L. Peter   771b1834-06-02
United States, Kentucky, Powell, Red River, probably near forge

iNaturalist Observations

iNaturalist
Andrew Ault   None2015-05-20
United States, Kentucky, Lincoln, Dix River Wetland, 37.462494 -84.47731
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Google Map

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