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Dataset: DEK-
Search Criteria: USA OR United States OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Iowa; Lee; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northern Illinois University Herbarium

DEK
DEK000092062R. J. Trankle   s. n.1959-10-24
USA, Iowa, Lee, Keokuk, 40.406417 -91.39689
DEK
DEK000092063Paul D. Sørensen   7341962-05-13
United States, Iowa, Lee, DesMoines River and U.S. 61, 40.386831 -91.434917
DEK
Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal
DEK000092139Paul D. Sørensen   7391962-05-13
United States, Iowa, Lee, Montrose, Iowa, 40.532264 -91.414876
DEK
DEK000092968Paul D. Sørensen   7891962-05-13
United States, Iowa, Lee, Rich upland Quercus-Carya woods (locally known as Moar woods), 40.443934 -91.444694
DEK
DEK00098353Paul D. Sørensen   7481962-05-13
United States, Iowa, Lee, 1 mi n of Montrose, Iowa, at junction of route 61 and County Trunk A., 40.54653 -91.42751
DEK
Carex jamesii Schwein.
DEK00098590Paul D. Sørensen   7351962-05-13
United States, Iowa, Lee, 40.386216 -91.447461
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