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Isotype of Carex melozitnensis Porsild [family CYPERACEAE]
Date Updated: 16 November 2012
Herbarium
Museum Botanicum Hauniense, University of Copenhagen (C) , C10010070
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Porsild, A.E.; Porsild, R.T., #713
Collection Date
1926/06/23
Locality
State of Alaska, Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River
Country
United States (United States)
Identifications
Isotype of Carex melozitnensis Porsild [family CYPERACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Isotype no. 713. FLORA OF ALASKA Carex melozitnensis A.E. Porsild Hab. and Loc., Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River, 65° 20'N.,154°30'W., elevation 800-4,000 fett. growing in shallow waters in low, wet meadow Collectors, A.E. and R.T. Porsild June 23-July 5, 1926 Other remarks: Copy of description on seperate sheet.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2012-10-24
Date Updated: 12 November 2012
Herbarium
Museum Botanicum Hauniense, University of Copenhagen (C) , C10010070
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Porsild, A.E.; Porsild, R.T., #713
Collection Date
1926/06/23
Locality
State of Alaska, Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River
Country
United States (United States)
Identifications
Isotype of Carex melozitnensis Porsild [family CYPERACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Isotype no. 713. FLORA OF ALASKA Carex melozitnensis A.E. Porsild Hab. and Loc., Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River, 65° 20'N.,154°30'W., elevation 800-4,000 fett. growing in shallow waters in low, wet meadow Collectors, A.E. and R.T. Porsild June 23-July 5, 1926 Other remarks: Copy of description on seperate sheet.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2012-10-24
Date Updated: 12 November 2012
Herbarium
Museum Botanicum Hauniense, University of Copenhagen (C) , C10010070
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Porsild, A.E.; Porsild, R.T., #713
Collection Date
1926/06/23
Locality
State of Alaska, Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River
Country
United States (United States)
Identifications
Isotype of Carex melozitnensis Porsild [family CYPERACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Isotype no. 713. FLORA OF ALASKA Carex melozitnensis A.E. Porsild Hab. and Loc., Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River, 65° 20'N.,154°30'W., elevation 800-4,000 fett. growing in shallow waters in low, wet meadow Collectors, A.E. and R.T. Porsild June 23-July 5, 1926 Other remarks: Copy of description on seperate sheet.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2012-10-24
Date Updated: 12 November 2012
Herbarium
Museum Botanicum Hauniense, University of Copenhagen (C) , C10010070
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Porsild, A.E.; Porsild, R.T., #713
Collection Date
1926/06/23
Locality
State of Alaska, Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River
Country
United States (United States)
Identifications
Isotype of Carex melozitnensis Porsild [family CYPERACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Isotype no. 713. FLORA OF ALASKA Carex melozitnensis A.E. Porsild Hab. and Loc., Kokrines Mountains: norths side of divide, towards Melozitna River, 65° 20'N.,154°30'W., elevation 800-4,000 fett. growing in shallow waters in low, wet meadow Collectors, A.E. and R.T. Porsild June 23-July 5, 1926 Other remarks: Copy of description on seperate sheet.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2012-10-24
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