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Taxa: Harpella leptosa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Harpella leptosa Lichtwardt & S. T. Moss
barcode-00081123S. T. Moss & R. W. Lichtwardt   MBL-9-21975-08-03
United States of America, Montana, Lake County, Johnson Creek adjacent to highway 209, ca. 4.8 km south of junction of highways 209 and 326

University of Kansas, R. L. McGregor Herbarium

KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-833   
United States, Montana, Flathead, SForkAbbottCr,NofMartin City, 47.650589 -114.09
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-841   
United States, Montana, Lake, JohnsonCr,hwy.209 5 mi Sof326, 47.650589 -114.09
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-852   
United States, Montana, Lake, JohnsonCr,hwy.209 5 mi Sof326, 47.650589 -114.09
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-946   
United States, Montana, Trib.MissionCr .nr Bison Range, 47.650589 -114.09
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-950   
United States, Montana, Lake, JohnsonCr,hwy.209 5 mi Sof326, 47.650589 -114.09
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-1868   
United States, Utah, Salt Lake, Big Cottonwood Creek at Dunyon Dell Homes on Honeycomb Road, 40.57383333 -111.6045
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-2191   
United States, Texas, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, 31.92301 -104.885536
KANU:KU-F
Harpella leptosa Lichtw. & S.T. Moss
KU-F-2409   
United States, Montana, Lake, Johnson Creed adjacent to highway 209, 48.0174 -113.9552
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