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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Alphitonia excelsa (Fenzl) Benth. Steven R. Hill, with Colleen Keena & Geoff Keena   358142004-03-28 Australia, Queensland, Moreton Pastoral District [Shire of Esk], West side of Brisbane Valley Highway, 100 meters south of Ivan Lane at junction of road to Borallom Correction Centre, Glamorgan Vale. Coordinate datum WGS84/NAD83. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Malvastrum americanum var. stellatum (L.) Torrey Steven R. Hill, with Colleen Keena & Geoff Keena   358292004-03-28 Australia, Queensland, Moreton Pastoral District [Shire of Esk], East end of Sim Jue Creek Road, Dundas area, D’Aguilar Range, NE of Wivenhoe - Somerset Road, along west side of road. Approximately 50 km due NW of Brisbane center. Coordinate datum WGS84/NAD83. Along Telsta cable / powerline and pasture along road at margin of forest land and rocky creek., 184m Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sigesbeckia orientalis L. Steven R. Hill, with Colleen Keena & Geoff Keena   358332004-03-28 Australia, Queensland, Moreton Pastoral District [Shire of Esk], East end of Sim Jue Creek Road, Dundas area, D’Aguilar Range, NE of Wivenhoe - Somerset Road, along west side of road. Approximately 50 km due NW of Brisbane center. Coordinate datum WGS84/NAD83. Along Telsta cable / powerline and pasture along road at margin of forest land and rocky creek., 184m Full Record Details

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