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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Juncus trifidus Linnaeus ILLS00076064J.L. Crane   99-5371999-07-08 United States, New Hampshire, Coos, Lat. 44 18’ 52” N, Long. 071 19’ 48” W (converted to decimal degrees). The Conice, trail to Mt. Jefferson, White Mountain National Forest. UTM Zone 19. 316780 mE, 4907800 mN., 44.31444 -71.33 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Juncus dudleyi Wieg. Michael J. C. Murphy   56662015-07-01 United States, Illinois, Will, North side of Wilmington, IL; 130 feet east of Interstate-55, 4000 feet north of Kankakee River, south and west of Grant Creek. (WGS84/NAD83), 41.36247 -88.19111 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Juncus torreyi Coville Michael J. C. Murphy   56682015-07-01 United States, Illinois, Will, North side of Wilmington, IL; 130 feet east of Interstate-55, 4000 feet north of Kankakee River, south and west of Grant Creek. (WGS84/NAD83), 41.36247 -88.19111 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Juncus interior Wieg. ILLS00131715L.R. Stritch & E.L. Shimp   24551991-05-30 United States, Illinois, Johnson, Vienna Ranger District, Compartment 37. At the Simpson Township Barrens (restored area). Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Juncus torreyi Coville Michael J. C. Murphy   60122018-08-22 United States, Illinois, Will, Approximately 150 feet south of U.S. Route 52, and 725 feet east of Houbolt Road (immediately west of private drive named Eden Lane)., 41.52109 -88.1671 Full Record Details

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