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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Symphytum officinale L. H. S. Pepoon & E. G. Barrett   48571932-06-13 United States, Illinois, Kankakee, Southwestern part of county. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Symphytum officinale L. Robert A. Evers   103831948-06-14 United States, Illinois, Lake, At Grass Lake, southwest of Antioch., 42.442609 -88.16161 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Symphytum officinale L. J. L. Crane & J. D. Schoknecht   3-821982-07-25 Canada, British Columbia, Unknown, Trail along Falls Creek, Gray Wells Provincial Park., 52.379259 -120.105009 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Symphytum officinale L. Steven R. Hill; Humboldt Institute Plant Systematics class   326392000-07-12 United States, MAINE, HANCOCK, West side of Tunk Stream, north outflow of Tunk Lake, north side ME Rt. 182, ca. 5.5 miles west of Unionville Road, 6.5 miles west of Cherryfield. Elev. 210 ft., 44.621282 -68.025006 Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Symphytum caucasicum M. Bieb. Ishenbay Sodombekov and Natalya Rogova   KPL_003352005-04-25 Kyrgyzstan, Chuy Province, Chuy Province. Chuy Valley. 42° 50.32’ North; 74° 38.10’ East. Altitude 814 meter. (WGS84/NAD83). Site No.: KGP_00045., 42.8387 74.635, 814m Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Symphytum officinale L. Paul Tessene, SM, AP   s.n.2000-10-18 United States, Illinois, Jersey, West of Kemper Dr. IL 22 Full Record Details

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