Rocky Mountain Herbarium (RM), University of Wyoming
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9 matching records found (of 9).
Search query: Genus begins with Silene, Species begins with dichotoma, (search polygon not defined)
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1.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Wyoming, Teton County: Gros Ventre Mountains: Teton Valley Ranch along the Gros Ventre River.  Elev. 6800 ft.
T42N R115W S1.  43.6338 N, 110.5957 W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Growing with Prunus sp. and Helianthella sp.; frequent on rocky bank along marshy area. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Robert W. Lichvar, 1291.  8/21/1977. 		RM 316190
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2.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Jefferson County: Front Range: Golden Gate Canyon Road, 3.5 mi from Colo Hwy 93.  Elev. 7000 ft.
T3S R71W S24.  
Locally abundant in decayed schist of steep roadside embankment above ditch with Salix exigua, Mentzelia nuda, Linaria dalmatica, Bromus inermis, mountain mahogany, and ponderosa pine. 

Linda Senser, s.n..  7/4/1996. 		 
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3.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Washington, Stevens County: Colville National Forest.  Elev. 1600 ft.
T35N R39E S16.  48.5327 N, 117.8979 W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Rare on level in deep loam of a grass nursery with crested wheat and clover. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

E. P. Harshman, 17.  7/7/1950. 		USFS 454898
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4.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Montana: Lolo National Forest: Fish Creek Trail.
Prairie. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

J. E. Kirkwood, 2445.  9/5/1927. 		RM 112437
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5.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Montana: Fish Creek Trail below Burdette Creek.  Elev. 3700 ft.
Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

J. E. Kirkwood, 2445.  9/7/1927. 		RM 130543
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6.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Montana, Ravalli County: Bitterroot National Forest: Head of Martin Creek, 1 mi N of Blue Mountain; 18.5 mi E of Darby.  Elev. 6900 ft.
T3N R18W S21.  45.996 N, 113.8431 W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Rare on 45% norhteast of a mountain side. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Peter F. Stickney, 1392.  8/13/1963. 		USFS 454897
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7.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Jefferson County: On Colo Hwy 46 (Golden Gate Canyon Road) 2-3 mi W of Colo Hwy 93 near Golden.  Elev. 6700 ft.
T3S R71W S24.  
Common to abundant on dry gravelly embankment below an outcrop of schistosic metamorphic rocks on north side of road. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Linda Senser, 66.  7/11/1999. 		RM 745074
     with Stan Smookler
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8.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Jefferson County: On Colo Hwy 46 (Golden Gate Canyon Road) 2-3 mi W of Colo Hwy 93 near Golden.  Elev. 6700 ft.
T3S R71W S24.  
Common to abundant on dry gravelly embankment below an outcrop of schistosic metamorphic rocks on north side of road. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Linda Senser, 66.  7/11/1999. 		RM 745075
     with Stan Smookler
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9.  Silene dichotoma Ehrh. 				Caryophyllaceae

U.S.A., Washington, Stevens County: Western Colville National Forest and Vicinity: Meadow Creek Drainage: Ione Hill, ca 5 air mi S of Spirit along Forest Road 1728.  Elev. 3300 ft.
T38N R41E S33 NW1/4 of NW1/4.  48.7503 N, 117.64 W.  
Rocky and open hill tops and south slopes; ponderosa pine/pinegrass and Douglas fir. Phenology: flowering. 

Jean Wood, 1491.  6/27/1995. 		 
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