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Taxa: Triadenum virginicum (Hypericum virginicum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection

ILLS:PLANT
L. M. Umbach   59641912-08-10
United States, Indiana, Porter, Vicinity of Dune Park on Lake Michigan (7 miles east of Gary, southeast of Chicago).
ILLS:PLANT
L. M. Umbach   49731909-09-11
United States, Indiana, Porter, Vicinity of Dune Park on Lake Michigan (7 miles east of Gary, southeast of Chicago).
ILLS:PLANT
L. M. Umbach   60791912-08-20
United States, Indiana, Unknown, Mineral Springs.
ILLS:PLANT
Robert E. Greenberg   s.n.1965-09-29
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Silver Lake., 42.628745 -83.719064
ILLS:PLANT
Robert E. Greenberg   s.n.1964-08-19
United States, Michigan, Livingston, Edwin S. George Reserve.
ILLS:PLANT
Triadenum virginicum (Linnaeus) Rafinesque
R. Dale Thomas   1476701995-10-13
United States, Louisiana, Winn, Kisatchie National Forest. Compartment 48, Stand 7. Sandy soil northwest of U.S.F.S. 592 about 1.2 miles southwest of U.S.F.S. 592A; east of Sand Point Boat Launch and southwest of Louisiana 156 southeast of Goldonna.
ILLS:PLANT
Triadenum virginicum (Linnaeus) Rafinesque
Ted Bradley with Sean Toczko   252671992-08-18
United States, Virginia, King and Queen County, Route 617, northwest of Carlton Corner.
ILLS:PLANT
ILLS00148313M.A. & M.F. Basinger   s.n.2013-10-27
United States, South Carolina, Chesterfield, Pool A along Refuge Road off SC 145 & US 1, Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge.
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