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

ILLS:PLANT
Eragrostis pilosa (Linnaeus) Beauvois
Charles N. Horn with John Wiersema   86251994-09-04
United States, New Jersey, Camden, Along railroad tracks and parking area at Fish House Cove at end of Cove Road; off of New Jersey 543. In community of Pennsauken.
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ILLS00071283Charles N. Horn with John Wiersema   86171994-09-04
United States, New Jersey, Camden, Marsh along Deleware River east of Petty's Island. Fish House Cove off of New Jersey 543 at end of Cove Road. In community of Pennsauken.
ILLS:PLANT
Polygonum punctatum Elliott
ILLS00080714Charles N. Horn with John Wiersema   86181994-09-04
United States, New Jersey, Camden, Marsh along Deleware River east of Petty's Island. Fish House Cove off of New Jersey 543 at end of Cove Road. In community of Pennsauken.
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ILLS00065053Kerry Barringer   86832002-09-17
United States, New Jersey, Camden, Eversham Township, Kesson, abandoned factory along Route 73 westbound, north of Flamingo Court. Elevation 120 feet.
ILLS:PLANT
Kerry Barringer   87112002-09-17
United States, New Jersey, Camden, West Berlin, vacant lot along County Road 675, south of Industrial Park. Elevation 170 feet.
ILLS:PLANT
ILLS00065863Kerry Barringer   87492002-09-17
United States, New Jersey, Camden, Waterford, Wharton State Forest, Parkdale, along Fleming Pike and abandoned railroad. Elevation 60 feet.
ILLS:PLANT
Kerry Barringer   87532002-09-17
United States, New Jersey, Camden, Waterford, Wharton State Forest, Parkdale, along Fleming Pike and abandoned railroad. Elevation 60 feet.
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