University of Alaska Herbarium (ALA)
Museum of the North
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Asteraceae ALASKA, U.S.A.
ANTENNARIA MONOCEPHALA DC.
SEWARD QUAD; Kenai Penin., Exit Glacier, Harding lcefield Trail,
60° l0.856'N, l49°42.229’W, 1080 m, on exposed rounded scree mounds below
iccfield, with sparsely spread, low growing alpine ericacious species, forbs, and
graminoids, associated with Silene (wail/is, Lniseleuria pr0cumbc>ns, Cassiope
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If/Ji/flbllllll lutifia/ium.
M. Sturdy & E. Martin 03-I3 l() 3l Jul 2003
Kenai Fjords National Park - SWAN I&M Vascular Plant Survey 2003
NPS Ace. KEFJ-()0l43, Cat. KEFJ l i 503
Herbarium, University of Alaska Museum (ALA) accession Vl507l9
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