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Paratype of Thalictrum sparsiflorum var. nevadense B. Boivin [family RANUNCULACEAE]
Date Updated: 13 February 2012
Herbarium
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO), MO-216680
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Philip A. Munz, #12676
Collection Date
1932/08/21
Locality
Foetid plant, about willows, etc. in wet meadows. South Fork of Santa Ana River. San Bernardino Mts.
Country
United States (United States)
Collection altitude
8300 feet
Identifications
Paratype of Thalictrum sparsiflorum var. nevadense B. Boivin [family RANUNCULACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Bernard Boivin,,
Thalictrum sparsiflorum Turcz. ex Fisch. & C.A. Mey. [family RANUNCULACEAE]
Notes
@ Tropicos http://www.tropicos.org/image/68748
Pages
1
Data last modified
2011-11-09
Date Updated: 9 August 2007
Herbarium
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO), MO-216680
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Philip A. Munz, #12676
Collection Date
1932/08/21
Locality
Foetid plant, about willows, etc. in wet meadows. South Fork of Santa Ana River. San Bernardino Mts.
Country
United States (United States)
Collection altitude
8300 feet
Identifications
Paratype of Thalictrum sparsiflorum var. nevadense B. Boivin [family RANUNCULACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Bernard Boivin,, 1943
Pages
1
Data last modified
2010-12-02
Date Updated: 10 February 2010
Herbarium
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO), MO-216680
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Philip A. Munz, #12676
Locality
Foetid plant, about willows, etc. in wet meadows. South Fork of Santa Ana River. San Bernardino Mts.
Country
United States (United States)
Collection altitude
8300 feet
Identifications
Paratype of Thalictrum sparsiflorum var. nevadense B. Boivin [family RANUNCULACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Bernard Boivin,, 1932/08/21
Pages
1
Data last modified
2010-02-10
![Paratype of Thalictrum sparsiflorum var. nevadense B. Boivin [family RANUNCULACEAE]](/fsi/img/size1/alukaplant/mo/phase_01/mo0000/mo-216680.jpg)
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