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Northern Illinois University Herbarium

DEK
Dennstaedtia punctilobula (Michx.) T. Moore
DEK000091262Wm. Hardy   561951-08-07
USA, Tennessee, Sevier, Gatlinburg, 35.714259 -83.510164, 305m
DEK
DEK000093545Genevieve J. Kline   811978-05-20
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Smoky Mountains National Park, near Elkmont Campground, 35.653633 -83.580444
DEK
DEK000094787Genevieve J. Kline   2861988-04-07
United States, Tennessee, Robertson, Along Interstate 24 NW of Nashville & SE of Hopkinville., 36.330078 -86.901516
DEK
DEK00098584JKU & AJS   15541934-06-17
USA, Tennessee, Johnson, 36.519282 -81.927899
DEK
Neubeckia verna (L.) Alef.
DEK00099629Alma L. Moldenke   271441973-04-18
USA, Tennessee, Blount, Chilhowee Mountains above Miller's Cove., 35.7187 -83.790344, 610m
DEK
DEK00100031George Neville Jones   324691961-06-11
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Gt. Smoky Mts, Sevier Co, Tenn., 35.562872 -83.498496
DEK
DEK00100037J. T. Murrell   571966-04-29
USA, Tennessee, Cocke, Along secondary road 1.4 mi. E of its jct. with Tenn. Hwy. 284 at Hartford., 35.804069 -83.135059
DEK
DEK00101749Hugh H. Iltis   23,2911965-04-24
USA, Tennessee, Rutherford, Rutherford County, Tennessee; 7 miles SE of Murfreesboro on US Hwy. 41., 35.762413 -86.339342
DEK
DEK00102089Jordan A. Shadbolt   5.182014-09-27
United States, Tennessee, Benton, 50 m W of stalls at Big Sandy Campground, Big Sandy, Tennessee, 36.234139 -88.092997
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