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Dataset: ILL-PLANT
Search Criteria: USA OR United States OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Louisiana; Winn; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Illinois - Plant Collection

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ILL00156699Keith H. Hessler   15571981-09-05
United States, Louisiana, Winn Parish, Roadside of Louisiana Highway 126 at Kieshe Creek, 1.7 miles west of Junction of Louisiana Highway. 34, east of Dodson., 32.095585 -92.594619
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ILL00131806B. Butler   1231977-03-26
USA, Louisiana, Winn, Two miles west of Dodson off Louisiana Highway 126 near small creek.
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Lysimachia lanceolata Walter
ILL00137784R. Dale Thomas   922421985-06-06
USA, Louisiana, Winn, Keiffer Prairiealong dirt road north of of U.S. 84 and southwest of La. 156 and Calvin
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Rumex hastatulus Baldwin
ILL00139777W. Hess   69281993-05-14
USA, Louisiana, Winn, 1 mi E of Goldana off LA 156, Winn Ranger District.
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ILL00173950K.H. Kessler   17741981-09-19
USA, Louisiana, Winn, Steep Bluff area along south bank of Dugdemona River west of Winn 33 and just north of Beulah Church, southeast of Jordan Hill., 31.832116 -92.457313
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ILL00174746W. Hess   69191993-05-14
USA, Louisiana, Winn, 9 mi N of Goldana off LA 1233, Winn Ranger District, Saline River Bayou, Cloud Crossing Campgrd., 32.083493 -92.906824
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ILL00174959W. Hess   69241993-05-14
USA, Louisiana, Winn, 9 mi N of Goldana off LA 1233, Winn Ranger District, Saline River Bayou, Cloud Crossing Campgrd., 32.083493 -92.906824
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