Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Crataegus corusca (Crataegus blothra)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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ILL00001804E. J. Hill   26.19052005-05-13
United States, Illinois, Lake, Cuba
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001805E.J. Hill   39.19041904-05-25
USA, Illinois, Lake, By Honey Lake, Cuba
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001806E. J. Hill   173.19032003-09-24
United States, Illinois, Lake, gravelly shore of Lake Zurich
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001807E.J. Hill   60.19012001-05-14
United States, Illinois, Lake, Shore of lake Zurich
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001808E.J. Hill   59.19011901-05-14
USA, Illinois, Lake, Lake Zurich, 42.196969 -88.093411
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001809E.J. Hill   220.19001900-10-24
USA, Illinois, Lake, Lake Zurich, 42.196969 -88.093411
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001810E. J. Hill   212.18992000-10-24
United States, Illinois, Lake, Border of Lake Zurich
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001811E.J. Hill   221.19001900-10-24
USA, Illinois, Lake, Lake Zurich, 42.196969 -88.093411
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00001812E.J. Hill   No.219. 18991899-09-21
United States, Illinois, Border of lake Zurich, 42.196969 -88.093411
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00007118Hill, E. J.   60.19011901-05-14
United States, Illinois, Lake, Lake Zurich., 42.196969 -88.093411
ILL:PLANT
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ILL00007119Hill, E. J.   221.19001900-10-24
United States, Illinois, Lake Zurich., 42.196969 -88.093411
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