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Vanderbilt University Herbarium
BRIT:VDB	Cacalia atriplicifolia L. BRIT90263    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Asclepias hirtella (Pennell) Woodson BRIT70964R. Kral   361921969-08-05 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, ca. 2 mi. s. Meriwether Lewis Park entrance at Tenn 20. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Aster shortii Lindl. BRIT89680    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Cirsium discolor (Muhl. ex Willd.) Spreng. BRIT90626    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Cacalia muhlenbergii (Sch. Bip.) Fernald BRIT74638    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Aster shortii Lindl. BRIT89685    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Lespedeza stipulacea Maxim. BRIT59694    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Habenaria peramoena A. Gray BRIT56760R. Kral   586221976-07-20 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, Small branch above where it empties into Buffalo River at Metal Ford, off Natchez Trace Parkway. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Arenaria fontinalis (Short & Peter) Shinners BRIT439275Alexa McKerrow   93-0021993-04-15 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, Gordonsburg Quad. Swan Creek, where Natchez Trace Pkwy crosses US 412 (TN99). On north side of creek and east side of the Trace., 35.580833 -87.431944 Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Arenaria fontinalis (Short & Peter) Shinners BRIT439276R. Kral   682541982-04-27 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, By Swan Creek near jct. Natchez Trace Pkwy and TN 100. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Oxalis dillenii Jacq. BRIT920226    United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details

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