Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cirsium altissimum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium

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NA0048871Bodo Slotta, Tracey A.   2004-432004-08-20
United States, North Dakota, Barnes County, At exit for Rt. 1 South on Interstate 94 eastbound., 46.9118 -98.0812, 448m
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NA0049014Bodo Slotta, Tracey A.   TBS2005-152005-06-30
United States, Nebraska, Mayberry Overlook of the Missouri River on the southside., 42.7169 -96.955
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NA0634879Freeman, O.M.   1935-09-20
United States
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NA0634880Sharp, Ward M.   1929-08-16
United States
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NA0634881Stuart, W.   1900-08-24
United States
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NA0634882Hapeman, H.   1939-08-23
United States
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NA0634883Dewey, Lyster H.   1421894-09-14
United States
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NA0634884Gilbert, Frank A. | Gilbert, C.R.   3871940-09-02
United States
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NA0634885Hermann, F.J.   84551936-10-03
United States
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NA0634886Runyon, H.E.   11281937-09-26
United States
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NA0634887Dubois, R.H.   KA-2771941-08-26
United States
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NA0634888Durby, R.C.   1571941-08-00
Georgia
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NA0634889Unknown Collector   1876-09-00
United States
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NA0634890Unknown Collector   1844-08-00
United States
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NA0634891Freeman, O.M.   1946-10-24
United States
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NA0635479Chase, V.H.   77561939-08-03
Mexico
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