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New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

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Lonicera maackii (Rupr.) Maxim.
785553M. H. Nee   501151998-10-04
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., Vic. Morrow County Fairgrounds, Mt. Gilead
NY
Cirsium arvense (L.) Scop.
370234W. J. Campbell   s.n.1919-07-10
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., Edison, 40.55756 -82.862403
NY
1852266M. H. Nee   501171998-10-04
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., vic. Morrow County Fairgrounds, Mt. Gilead.
NY
01255179E. V. Wilcox   s.n.1890-10-04
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., Central College. [Inferred county from precise loc.], 40.0902 -82.83626
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Erechtites hieraciifolius (L.) Raf. ex DC.
2075157M. H. Nee   501141998-10-04
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., Morrow county Fairgrouds; Mt. Gilead; along interstate 70 between Columbus, Ohio and central Illinois
NY
Carex stipata Muhl. ex Willd.
2304930J. Rose   10-2562010-05-16
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., Headwaters Outdoor Education Center. Just N. of Mt. Gilead, north of intersection of E Union Rd. and Co. Rd. 76 along Co. Rd. 76., 40.563064 -82.805925, 364m
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Agrostis hyemalis (Walter) Britton, Sterns & Poggenb.
1555826A. W. Cusick   349951999-06-07
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., Jct of St Rts 61 & 229, W of Marengo, Bennington Tp, Marengo Quad.
NY
3747651M. H. Nee   501161998-10-04
United States of America, Ohio, Morrow Co., vic. Morrow County Fairgrounds, Mt. Gilead.
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