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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Samolus valerandii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection

ILLS:PLANT
Michael J. C. Murphy   15742006-07-18
United States, Illinois, Cook, Green Bay Trail Bike Path Survey Corridor - Turnbull Woods (Chicago Botanic Garden), Glencoe, IL, 42.14985 -87.78592
ILLS:PLANT
Michael J. C. Murphy   18262006-09-21
United States, Illinois, Peoria, McClugage Bridge Boltonia decurrens population census - west side of river., 40.7219 -89.5524
ILLS:PLANT
Michael J. C. Murphy   41152010-08-25
United States, Illinois, Fayette, South edge of Vandalia, IL,; approximately 1200 feet west of Kaskaskia River, 500 feet east of County Route 750, 0.4 mile south of Cypress Street. Coordinate Datum WGS84/NAD83, 38.92953 -89.11231
ILLS:PLANT
Michael J. C. Murphy   36022009-06-04
United States, Illinois, Marion, Approximately 0.5 mile south of Junction City, Illinois, on west side of old U.S. Route 51, and east of active railroad tracks. (WGS84/NAD83)., 38.56126 -89.12868
ILLS:PLANT
M.A. Basinger   123612000-07-20
United States, Illinois, Jackson, Thompson Woods, on the Southern Illinois University campus, Carbondale.
ILLS:PLANT
M.A. Basinger & David Ketzner   99371995-07-09
United States, Illinois, Vermilion, Clear Pond at Kickapoo State Park off of INT 74.
ILLS:PLANT
M.A. Basinger   s.n.2006-03-12
United States, Florida, Baker, Along CR 250 2 miles S of FR 277; Osceola National Forest.
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