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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Sarracenia alata A.W. Wood ILLS00147168Colleen Lindsay   2892010-09-30 United States, Texas, Angelina, Angelina National Forest. Redwood Becker Management Area, burn program. Near 329 off 63, by West guard rail in woods (beyond fence), 31.084992 -94.247438 Full Record Details
University of Illinois - Vascular Plant Collection
ILL:PLANT	Sarracenia alata (Wood) Wood ILL00166013F.W. Pennell   41521912-08-14 United States, Louisiana, Tammany, 1 mi. n. of Abita Springs, St., 30.493042 -90.037576 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Sarracenia alata Wood ILL00166015Frank Jones   s.n.1919-00-00 United States, Alabama, Mobile, Theodore, 30.547694 -88.17528 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Sarracenia alata Wood ILL00166014R.L. Diener   8261953-03-30 United States, Mississippi, Jackson, About 8 mi. northeast of Ocean Springs., 30.493395 -88.732585 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Sarracenia alata Wood ILL00166018Robert Lonard   19541967-06-17 United States, Texas, Robertson, 13 miles south, southeast of New Baden and about 2.5 miles east of Farm road 1940., 30.8613 -96.4167 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Sarracenia alata Wood ILL00166017F.S. Earle   144901888-03-29 United States, Mississippi, Ocean Springs, 30.41111 -88.82778 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Sarracenia alata Wood ILL00166016R. Dale Thomas, et. al.   124391968-09-28 United States, Louisiana, Washington, Beside Pushepatapa Creek & La. 438, 1/2 mi. E. of State Line., 30.83954 -89.798987 Full Record Details

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