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A f lour ish ing populat ion of sea mayweed (Tr ip leurospermum mari t imum ssp. phaeocephalum) c lose to i ts northern l imi t in north-east Greenland During a British Arcturus Expedition to Eskimones on the south coast of Clavering Island, north-east Greenland in July 2003, the sandy south-facing...

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Other Authors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
Format: Text
Language:English
Subjects:
Arctic
Granatdal
Greenland
Mikkelsen
Clavering Island
East Greenland
eskimo*
Online Access:http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.641.7408
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Summary:A f lour ish ing populat ion of sea mayweed (Tr ip leurospermum mari t imum ssp. phaeocephalum) c lose to i ts northern l imi t in north-east Greenland During a British Arcturus Expedition to Eskimones on the south coast of Clavering Island, north-east Greenland in July 2003, the sandy south-facing coastal strip to the west of the ruined old trapper’s hut known as the Storholts Hus (Mikkelsen 2008) at 7489’N, 21833’W and west of Granatdal was noted to have an abundance of flowering plants of the Arctic subspecies of Tripleur-

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