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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium Collection
DES-1396:Achillea	millefolium L. DES00044951Amy Trauth-Nare   2071999-07-31 Montana, Park County, ca 3-4 mi SW of Rte 89, 1.5 mi S of Tom Miner Creek Rd, at Hubbard's Yellowstone Lodge, on the banks of Merrell Lake, 45.180417 -110.929694 Full Record Details
DES-18484:Oxytropis	deflexa (Pall.) DC. DES00015364Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   6091921-07-27 Montana, Park County, Suksdorf's Creek, about 9 mi NW of Wilsall, 46.113056 -110.704444 Full Record Details
DES-11076:Monarda	fistulosa (Graham) Fern. DES00044927Amy Trauth-Nare   2091999-07-31 Montana, Park County, ca 3-4 mi SW of Rte 89, 1.5 mi S of Tom Miner Creek Rd, at Hubbard's Yellowstone Lodge, on the banks of Merrell Lake, 45.180417 -110.929694 Full Record Details
DES-983:Stachys	palustris L. DES00025646Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   7621921-08-13 Montana, Park County, Suksdorf's Gulch, 9 mi NW of Wilsall, 46.113056 -110.704444 Full Record Details
DES-18258	undetermined Fisch. & C.A. Mey. ex C.A. Mey. DES00044883Amy Trauth-Nare   2101999-07-31 Montana, Park County, Ca 3-4 mi SW of Rte 89, 1.5 mi S of Tom Miner Creek Rd, at Hubbard's Yellowstone Lodge, on the banks of Merrell Lake, 45.180417 -110.929694 Full Record Details
DES-2701	undetermined Fisch. & Trautv. DES00046611Amy Trauth-Nare   2111999-07-31 Montana, Park County, Ca 3-4 mi SW of Rte 89, 1.5 mi S of Tom Miner Creek Rd, at Hubbard's Yellowstone Lodge, on the banks of Merrell Lake., 45.180417 -110.929694 Full Record Details

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