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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex communis, Carex communis var. amplisquama, Carex communis var. communis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MASS test

MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00332285Robert I. Bertin   1995-05-19
United States, Massachusetts, Worcester, God's Acre E of Goddard Memorial Dr, S (approximately) of a line between Coppage Dr. and Farm St, W of Paris Ave, N of Ledgecrest Dr.
MASS
00318439Robert I. Bertin   2005-06-20
United States, Massachusetts, Worcester, South Monoonoc Hill 7.
MASS
00319233Robert I. Bertin   2012-05-17
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, power line clearing north of Stone Road, 42.57689 -72.40036
MASS
00319234Robert I. Bertin, G. Motzkin, & K. B. Searcy   2012-05-31
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, west side of Foundry Village Road, 42.67152 -72.72146
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00332281Roberta G. Poland   1972-05-26
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, West of field which is north of Roxy's grove. (Near intersection of Lee and Stillwater Roads)
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00332283Roberta G. Poland   1978-05-24
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Keets Road (Road to Woolman Hill). In the old Sumner place.
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00332282Roberta G. Poland   1980-05-15
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Whately Glen Road; south end. Near Denny Bement, house
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00332280Roberta G. Poland   1980-05-28
United States, Massachusetts, Franklin, Swimming Place on the Green River.
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00353306W. Deane   1919-05-28
United States, New Hampshire, Coos, na
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00353305W. Deane   1886-05-08
na
MASS
Carex communis L.H. Bailey
00352263W. E. Stone   1879-05-22
United States, Maine, Somerset, Moose River
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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