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Henderson State University Herbarium
HEND	Triplasis purpurea (Walter) Chapm. HEND003496S. R. Ziegler   28801975-09-23 United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Island 11; Mississippi River-mile # 690. T14N R7W S6. Large island E side of main channel; specimen growing on northern end of island at summit of deposition site., 198m Full Record Details
HEND	Triplasis purpurea (Walter) Chapm. HEND003497S. R. Ziegler   26321975-09-13 United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Island 10; Mississippi River - mile 689.2. T14N R7W S7. Large island E side of main channel. Central area of island., 192 - 196m Full Record Details
HEND	Triplasis purpurea (Walter) Chapm. HEND003498S. R. Ziegler   26321975-09-13 United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Island 10; Mississippi River - mile 689.2. T14N R7W S7. Large island E side of main channel. Central area of island., 192 - 196m Full Record Details
HEND	Triplasis purpurea (Walter) Chapm. HEND003499S. R. Ziegler   29581975-09-26 United States, Minnesota, Houston, Island 19; Mississippi Rivermile #694.6. Large island W side of main channel. South end of island. T104N R3W S31, 198m Full Record Details
HEND	Triplasis purpurea (Walter) Chapm. HEND003500S. R. Ziegler   27631975-09-18 United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Island 4; Mississippi River - mile #686.7. T14N R7W 19. Large island E side of main channel. East end of island., 193m Full Record Details
HEND	Triplasis purpurea (Walter) Chapm. HEND003501R. Dale Thomas   1029531987-10-22 United States, Arkansas, Ashley, New boat launch area east of Ouachita River at US 82 Bridge west of Crossett; Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge. TRS: T19S R10W S14 Full Record Details

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