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University of Illinois - Plant Collection
ILL:PLANT	Croton lachnostachyus Baill. ILL00154644L. Morel   43051947-01-26 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, Department of Pilcomayo, Route 11 to km 101., -25.5 -58.083333 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Croton lachnostachyus Baill. ILL00154645Armando Reales   891946-12-17 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, Guayacan, Department of Pirane., -25.166667 -64.283333 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Croton lachnostachyus Baill. ILL00154648L. Morel   41811947-11-17 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, Salvacion, Department of Pilcomayo., -25.368709 -57.652276 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Ditaxis catamarcensis (Griseb.) Pax ILL00155119S. Pierotti   42251945-04-10 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, PIlaga, department of Pilaga., -25.083333 -58.75 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Ditaxis catamarcensis (Griseb.) Pax ILL00155118Ismael Corel   30271947-06-11 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, Nortte de Portemito 0-2 kms, department Pilcomayo., -25.368709 -57.652276 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Euphorbia indet. ILL00155168Ismael More   68351948-12-29 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, Route 86 to Km. 83, -24.9393 -59.222173 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Julocroton argenteus (L.) Didr. ILL00156457Ismael Morel   51561948-03-20 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, Route 86 to Km 50, department of Pilcomayo., -25.5 -58.083333 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Tragia Indet. ILL00157433Ismoel J. Corel   6211946-04-01 Argentina, Gob. Formosa, 5 km northeast of Pirone, Department of Pirone., -26 -58.5 Full Record Details

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