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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Quercus x tridentata (A. DC.) Engelm. ILLS00013902R.A. Evers   76361947-09-13 United States, Illinois, Cass, In a woods south of Beardstown. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Quercus x tridentata (A. DC.) Engelm. ILLS00013903R.A. Evers   876601966-06-17 United States, Illinois, Crawford, Woodland border north of Hutsonville. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Quercus x tridentata (A. DC.) Engelm. ILLS00013905Charles John Sheviak   4131968-10-19 United States, Illinois, Pope, Along roadside northwest of Glendale Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Quercus x tridentata (A. DC.) Engelm. ILLS00013906C.J. Telford   961924-09-15 United States, Illinois, Pulaski, Near Cache River bottomland. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Quercus x tridentata Engelm. ex A. DC. ILLS00013907Steven R. Hill; Jason A. Koontz   337992001-05-16 United States, Illinois, Union, Ware (south), Illinois Route 3 (FAP 312), east side, opposite goose hunting camp, 3.15 mile south of junction with Illinois Route 146. Includes highway right-of-way, raised abandoned railroad bed within forest, up to active north-south Union Pacific railroad line on the east. Mississippi River floodplain. Ware 7.5 minute U.S.G.S. quadrangle. Elevation about 340 feet. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Quercus x tridentata Engelm. ILLS00013904T.L. Green   s.n.1993-10-01 United States, Illinois, Jackson, Carbondale, cemetery east of downtown, highway 13 West. EX MWI. Full Record Details

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