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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex interior (Carex interior subsp. charlestonensis, Carex interior var. keweenawensis, Carex scirpoides, Carex interior f. keweenawensis, Carex stellulata var. scirpoides), Carex interior var. capillacea
Search Criteria: United States; Michigan; Oakland; Brandt; Polygon search (not displayed); includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Prairie Fen Biodiversity Project

PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD124-1Rachel Hackett   RHHK1492015-06-23
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.8533 -83.47005, 256m
PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD125-7Rachel Hackett   RHHK1492015-06-23
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85334 -83.47021, 255m
PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD126-1Rachel Hackett   RHHK1492015-06-23
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85335 -83.47031, 249m
PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD145-4Rachel Hackett   RHHK1492015-06-27
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85043 -83.46978, 255m
PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD226-2Rachel Hackett   RHHK1492015-08-23
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85335 -83.47031, 249m
PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD245-5Rachel Hackett   RHHK1492015-08-27
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85043 -83.46978, 255m
PFBP:Observations
Carex interior L.H. Bailey
BRD8-13Rachel Hackett & Hillary Karbowski   RHHK1492013-07-03
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Brandt Road Fen, 42.85057 -83.46766, 290m
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