Rocky Mountain Herbarium (RM), University of Wyoming
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16 matching records found (of 16).
Search query: Genus begins with Ipomopsis, Species begins with roseata, (search polygon not defined)
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1.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Colorado National Monument, SW of Grand Junction.
Low, semi-woody plants in the Pinyon pine forest. Phenology: flowering. 

C. L. Porter, 2681.  6/10/1940. 		RM 184305
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2.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: 5.5 mi SW of the Gunnison River, via Little Park Road.  Elev. 5850 ft.
T12S R100W S30 NW1/4 of NW1/4.  
Deep sandy soil above the Entrada Formation in pinyon-juniper community. Phenology: flowering. 

N. Duane Atwood, 8756.  //. 		RM 342485
     with B. Thompson
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3.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: 0.5 miles NW of Colkorado R in McDonald Creek drainage ca 11 air mi SW of Mack.  Elev. 4500 ft.
T10S R104W S32 SW1/4.  
Sandy soil, Kayenta/Wingate Formation; Juniper-cheatgrass community; found in crevices of slick rock. Phenology: flowering. 

Elizabeth Neese, 13597.  6/16/1983. 		RM 364491
     with R. Abbott
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4.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: 0.4 miles east of Utah border, ca . 0.7 north of Colorado River.  Elev. 4700 ft.
T11S R104W S6 SE1/4 of NW1/4.  
Dune sand at base of Entrado sandstone cliffs, in juniper-cheatgrass community. Phenology: flowering. 

Elizabeth Neese, 13606.  6/16/1983. 		RM 364487
     with R. Abbott
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5.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Grand Junction.
Phenology: flowering. 

George E. Osterhout, 6020.  6/11/1920. 		RM 163718
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6.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Grand Junction.
Compared with type at Gray Herbarium and they seem identical. Phenology: flowering. 

George E. Osterhout, 6020.  6/11/1920. 		RM 87212
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7.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Grand Junction.
Phenology: flowering. 

George E. Osterhout, 6020.  6/11/1920. 		RM 99463
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8.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Grand Junction, Monument Park.
Phenology: flowering. 

George E. Osterhout, s.n..  6/3/1921. 		RM 312086
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9.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Hills S of Grand Junction.
Phenology: flowering. 

George E. Osterhout, s.n..  5/31/1921. 		RM 312383
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10.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Colorado National Monument.
Phenology: flowering. 

Henrietta L. Zobel, s.n..  6/14/1939. 		RM 230481
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11.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: 1.5 mi W of Grand Junction.
Dry gulch. Phenology: flowering. 

J. Francis Macbride, 691.  6/19/1915. 		RM 84105
     with Edwin B. Payson
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12.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Colorado National Monument: 8 mi W of Grand Junction.  Elev. 6500 ft.
Sandy soil. Phenology: flowering. 

Reed C. Rollins, 2166.  5/26/1938. 		RM 184872
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13.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Colorado National Monument, south of east entrance.  Elev. 4900 ft.
T11S R2W S17.  
Low hills of Morrison Formation. Phenology: flowering. 

Vlad Siplivinsky, 3197.  5/11/1982. 		RM 344766
     with Claudia Rector
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14.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Dominguez Canyon Wilderness Study Area: Cactus Park Trail, 4.4 road mi SE of Colo Hwy 141, ca 22.5 air mi WNW of Delta.  Elev. 5600-6400 ft.
T14S R99W S22; also SW1/4 S23 and S26.  38.8269 N, 108.4528 W to 38.8118 N, 108.4318 W to 38.8067 N, 108.439 W; NAD 83, , GPS reading.  
Pinyon/juniper in sandstone canyon. Phenology: flowering. 

Lori E. Brummer, 538.  6/11/2010. 		RM 
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15.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Uncompahgre Plateau: S of Bridgeport Road, above Deer Creek, ca 19 air mi NW of Delta.  Elev. 4760-5243 ft.
T3S R2E S33 SW1/4; also SE1/4 S34, T14S R98W S8 NW1/4, and T13S R2E S35 E1/2.  38.8497 N, 108.3701 W to 38.8434 N, 108.3681 W; NAD 83, , GPS reading.  
Sandstone hillsides and mesa tops with desert shrub and scattered juniper. Phenology: flowering. 

Lori E. Brummer, 2416.  5/12/2011. 		RM 
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16.  Ipomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. E. Grant 				Polemoniaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: Uncompahgre Plateau: Dominguez Canyon, middle section of trail to Cactus Park Trail junction, ca 20 air mi NNW of Delta.  Elev. 4950-5700 ft.
T14S R99W S27 South1/4; also S26, NE1/4 S25, and T14S R98W S19 South1/2.  38.8003 N, 108.438 W to 38.8184 N, 108.3862 W; NAD 83, , GPS reading.  
Desert grassland and shrubland with scattered pinyon and juniper in wide sandstone canyon. Phenology: flowering. 

Lori E. Brummer, 3089.  5/25/2011. 		RM 
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