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MW0366529 (related iNaturalist-records)
Collection name
Isatis tinctoria
Accepted name
Isatis tinctoria L.
Family
Brassicaceae
Geography
Eastern Europe, Central region (E4) (Russia)
Georeference
56.5194, 39.8806
Label data
Isatis tinctoria L. s. l.
Владимирская область, Юрьев-Польский район, 12 км к В от г. Юрьев-Польский, между с. Малолучинское и д. Шипилово, крутой западный склон насыпи ж. д. на Иваново к Ю от переезда; несколько десятков экземпляров. Сеточное картирование флоры Владимирской области: Г11. Atlas Florae Europaeae: 37VEC3-56
31.05.2009. Coll. А. Серегин, № 3864
Label input date 7.10.2017
Cited in
Seregin A.P. Flora Vladimirskoi oblasti: konspekt i atlas / A.P. Seregin pri uchastii E.A. Borovicheva, K.P. Glazunovoi, U.S. Kokoshnikovoi, A.N. Sennikova. – Tula, 2012. – 620 s. – http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.1.4544.5122/1.
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Seregin A. P. (Ed.). 2024. Moscow Digital Herbarium: Electronic resource. – Moscow State University, Moscow. – Available at: https://plant.depo.msu.ru/ (accessed 09.05.2024)
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