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Northern Illinois University Herbarium
DEK	Danthonia spicata (L.) P. Beauv. ex Roem. & Schult. DEK000095338Paul D. Sørensen   66971969-06-28 United States, Vermont, Bennington, Wayside Picnic area along US Highway 7 at a stream crossing about 7km N of the border with Massachusetts, 42.82584 -73.205021 Full Record Details
DEK	Carex aurea Nutt. DEK00098338James W. Robbins   s.n.1830-00-00 United States, Vermont, Bennington, Pownal, Vermont, 42.792598 -73.228732 Full Record Details
DEK	Carex crawfordii Fernald DEK00098438Paul D. Sørensen   66961969-06-28 United States, Vermont, Bennington, Wayside Picnic area along US Highway 7 at a stream crossing about 7 km N of the border with Massachusetts, 42.82584 -73.205021 Full Record Details
DEK	Carex disperma Dewey DEK00098482Paul D. Sørensen   66981969-06-28 United States, Vermont, Bennington, Wayside picnic area along US Highway 7 at a stream crossing about 7 km N of the border with Massachusetts., 42.770622 -73.236601 Full Record Details
DEK	Juncus bufonius L. DEK00099856Paul D. Sørensen   66921969-06-28 USA, Vermont, Bennington, Wayside Picnic area along US Highway 7 at a stream crossing about 7 km N of the border with Massachusetts., 42.792233 -73.227522 Full Record Details
DEK	Veratrum viride Aiton DEK00100052Paul D. Sørensen   66901969-06-28 USA, Vermont, Bennington, Wayside Picnic area along US Highway 7 at a stream crossing about 7 km N of the border with Massachusetts., 42.792233 -73.227522 Full Record Details
DEK	Potamogeton hillii Morong DEK00100812C.B. Hellquist   151651982-09-16 USA, Vermont, Bennington, Marshy pond along Warm Brook on the east side of Old Depot Road south of Rte. 7A, Arlington, 43.037498 -73.165912 Full Record Details

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