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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex spissa, Carex spissa var. seatoniana, Carex spissa var. spissa
Search Criteria: Santa Cruz; sycamore; Polygon search (not displayed); includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
Carex spissa var. ultra (Bailey) Kükenth.
Marc A. Baker   83951991-05-25
USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Sycamore Canyon., 31.405 -111.195, 1155 - 1192m
ASU:Plants
Carex spissa var. ultra (Bailey) Kükenth.
Marc A. Baker   84201991-05-26
USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Sycamore Canyon., 31.3959 -111.206, 1106 - 1155m

Deaver Herbarium (Northern Arizona University)

ASC
Carex spissa Bailey
ASC00105472G. Rink   110032011-09-11
United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Spring on the east side of Sycamore Creek in Sycamore Canyon in the Atascosa Mountains, 31.413048 -111.195682, 1140m

Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

DES
Carex spissa var. ultra (Bailey) Kükenth.
DES00049845Marc A. Baker   83951991-05-25
USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz County, Sycamore Canyon; N34 74 500 to 34 76 500m, E4 81 450 to 4 81 500m; T23S R12E SW1/4S1/4 Sec14, 31.405 -111.195, 1155 - 1192m
DES
Carex spissa var. ultra (Bailey) Kükenth.
DES00049851Marc A. Baker   84201991-05-26
USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz County, Sycamore Canyon; N34 73 500 to 34 74 500 m, E4 80 400 to 4 81 500 m, 31.402611 -111.204611, 1107 - 1155m

General Research Observations

SEINet
Carex spissa Bailey
G. Rink   110032011-09-11
USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Spring on the east side of Sycamore Creek in Sycamore Canyon in the Atascosa Mountains, 31.413048 -111.195682, 1140m
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Google Map

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