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University of Memphis Herbarium
MEM	Chelone lyonii Pursh MEM010093S.W. Leonard, A.E. Radford, Ken Moore   18161968-07-25 United States, North Carolina, Mitchell Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM014222George Butler Wilson, Dan Morris   601978-09-30 United States, Tennessee, Lewis Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM015840Vernon Bates Jr.   19441980-10-04 United States, Tennessee, Fayette Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM009257Raymond Athey   s.n.1970-08-20 United States, North Carolina, Swain Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM009221Raymond Athey   s.n.1968-10-16 United States, North Carolina, Swain Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM007396Raymond Athey   M-2081968-07-30 United States, Minnesota, St. Louis Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM015190H.E. Ahles   799231974-09-08 United States, Massachusetts, Hampshire Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM001194Raymond Athey   301967-10-02 United States, Kentucky, Trigg Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM005920Raymond Athey   4961968-09-29 United States, Kentucky, Livingston Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM006583Raymond Athey   21611972-09-26 United States, Kentucky, Calloway Full Record Details
MEM	Chelone glabra L. MEM020983Dwayne Estes, Matt Valente   095762006-10-09 United States, Alabama, Bibb, 7.7 airmiles NNE of Centreville, 0.7 miles NE of junction of Highway 26 and Oak Trace, 1.4 stream miles up Pratt Creek from confluence with Cahaba River, just SE and downstream from where unnamed road that splits off Oak Trace crosses Pratt Creek. S bank of creek, wooded slope over dolomitic rock., 33.0475 -87.0917 Full Record Details

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