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Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium

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Thomas, Roy Dale, 1936-1922   969031986-00-00
USA, Louisiana, Union, Along railroad tracks at La. 15 east of Lillie and U.S. 167 at the Williamette Industries plant. Legal: Sec 2 T22N R3W
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Forestiera acuminata (Michx.) Poir.
EIU015886Thomas, R. Dale   958411986-04-28
USA, Louisiana, Union, Along west bank of Ouachita River at landing opposite mouth of Bayou Bartholomew north of Sterlington; Sec 16 T2N R4E., 32.721499 -92.056564
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EIU006902Thomas, Roy Dale, 1936-1922   226411971-03-31
USA, Louisiana, Union, Roadbank of La. 2 about 4 miles east of Farmerville, La. Pine Hills.
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Cyperus lancastriensis Porter ex A. Gray
EIU011399Moore, David C.   16581983-07-23
USA, Louisiana, Union, Roadside and low, wet field on Union Parish Road 3690, 2 m W of Taylorville. Sec 10, T23N R2W.
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EIU029887Thomas, Roy Dale, 1936-1922   232351971-05-28
USA, Louisiana, Union, beside La. 143, 3 miles north of Spencer, La. Sec. 23, T2N, T3E
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EIU040870Thomas, Roy Dale, 1936-1922   226431971-03-31
USA, Louisiana, Union, Edge of shortleaf pine woods beside La. 2, about four miles east of Farmerville
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Rhynchosia latifolia Nutt. ex Torr. & A. Gray
EIU049916Thomas, R.D.   968881986-06-10
United States, Louisiana, Union, Along W side of LA 558 and edge of pine woods N of Mount Union and ca 3.5 mi S of Lockhart and LA 3121, 32.968449 -92.560784
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