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Dataset: ILLS-PLANT
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Mississippi; Holmes; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection

ILLS:PLANT
Carex flaccosperma Dewey
ILLS00069332Charles T. Bryson   192162002-05-06
United States, Mississippi, Holmes, 1 mile south of Cruger; west of Highway 49E, small roadside park area at edge of or under widely scattered hardwoods. Delta Region.
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Carex reniformis (Bailey) Small
ILLS00070320Charles T. Bryson, J. Paige Goodlett   
United States, Mississippi, Holmes, detailed locality information protected
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Carex austrina (Small) Mackenzie
ILLS00068764Charles T. Bryson, J. Paige Goodlett   192202002-05-06
United States, Mississippi, Holmes, 1 mile south of Cruger; west of Highway 49E, small roadside park, open area at edge of widely scattered hardwoods. Delta Region.
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Carex caroliniana Schweinitz
ILLS00068965Charles T. Bryson, J. Paige Goodlett   192182002-05-06
United States, Mississippi, Holmes, 1 mile south of Cruger; west of Highway 49E, small roadside park area at edge of or under widely scattered hardwoods. Delta Region.
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Carex corrugata Fernald
ILLS00069092Charles T. Bryson, J. Paige Goodlett   192192002-05-06
United States, Mississippi, Holmes, 1 mile south of Cruger; west of Highway 49E, small roadside park area at edge of or under widely scattered hardwoods. Delta Region.
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