Alopecurus borealis Trin. S. str.
Det. Reidar Elven (O) and David F. Murray (ALA) Feb 2006
DUDLEY HERBARIUM OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Plants of Point Barrow, Alaska, and vicinity.
(Collected under contract with the Cffice of Naval Research,
june 17-September 16, 1950).
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Alopecurus alpinus Sm.
In low ground but often on ridges
& humxvocks, then usually on sides.
Site of old Eskimo village of Nu-
vruk, end of Pt. Barrow sand spit,
Lat.. N. 71° 25' 50", Long. 156°
28' 45" FJ.
Ira L. Wiggins
August 1, 1950

