Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Eriophyllum staechadifolium (Eriophyllum staechadifolium var. artemisiifolium)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium


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NA0043995Cohen, Ed   242001-06-03
United States, California, Monterey County, off Route 1 North in field off path, Big Sur and Carmel Area.

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NA0597300Wolf, Carl B.   29401931-08-17
United States

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NA0597301Terrell, E.E.   40171967-05-03
United States

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NA0597302Miller, Robert H.   34411965-04-21
United States

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NA0597303Balls, E.K.   78621948-03-05
United States

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NA0597304Murie, O.J.   28881938-07-27
United States

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NA0597305Murie, O.J.   28861938-07-24
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NA0597306Blake, S.F.   101091927-07-29
United States

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NA0597307Constance, Lincoln   18021936-07-16
United States

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NA0597363Wolf, Carl B.   29401931-08-17
United States

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NA0597308Patten, G.V.   1963-08-15
United States

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NA0597309Fosberg, F.R.   76851932-03-24
United States

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NA0597310Balls, E.K.   134921949-06-01
United States

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NA0597311Blake, S.F.   99991927-07-06
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NA0597312Swan, J.A. | Ballou, R. | Grant, A.L.   79201933-05-30
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NA0597313Munz, Philip A. | Crow, E.   115491930-04-07
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