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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Sabatia difformis (L.) Druce Ted Bradley & John Stevenson   33281966-07-17 United States, North Carolina, Brunswick, 3.7 miles north of North Carolina Route 133 off North Carolina 87, north of Southport. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sabatia difformis (Linnaeus) Druce R. Kral   916232001-07-17 United States, Georgia, Grady, By Hadley Ferry Road ca. 10 mile south of Cairo, and 0.5 mile north of Rocky Hill Church. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sabatia difformis (L.) Druce Alvin R. Diamond & P.C. Harris   254072014-07-31 United States, Alabama, Escambia, Conecuh National Forest. Escambia County Hwy. 38 at the west side of Rock Creek., 31.016388 -86.771517 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sabatia difformis (L.) Druce Mark A. Basinger & Myra F. Basinger   s.n.2015-07-22 United States, North Carolina, Brunswick, Approx. 0.1 mile north of Exum intersection with Makatoka Road on Myrtle Head Road. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sabatia difformis (L.) Druce Mark A. Basinger & Myra F. Basinger   s.n.2015-07-05 United States, North Carolina, Brunswick, Makatoka Road, south of Point Camp Branch Road but north of Prospect community. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sabatia difformis (L.) Druce M.A. Basinger   s.n.2011-07-21 United States, South Carolina, Chesterfield, Lake Bee, at the intersection of SC 145 & Nature Drive, Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge. Full Record Details

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