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Columbia-Greene Community College Natural History Museum Herbarium
CGCC	Vallisneria americana Michx. 2521Powell, Jon W.   s.n.1993-08-12 United States, New York, Columbia, Rogers Island, Hudson River estuary, Hallenbeck Creek. Growing submerged in water, 42.233633 -73.832895 Full Record Details
CGCC	Vallisneria americana Michx. 2522Powell, Jon W.   s.n.1993-08-30 United States, New York, Columbia, Hudson River, Burden Marsh, 42.181157 -73.858168 Full Record Details
CGCC	Vallisneria americana Michx. 2523Cook, William E. & Jon Powell   6482000-09-07 United States, New York, Greene, Cohotate Preserve Environmental Education Center, Columbia-Greene Community College Hudson River Environmental Field Station, 42.243834 -73.839052 Full Record Details
CGCC	Elodea canadensis Michx. 2517Glover, Helga M.   s.n.1987-10-01 United States, New York, Columbia, Olana State Historic Site, 42.212692 -73.829678 Full Record Details
CGCC	Elodea canadensis Michx. 2518Cook, William E.   7642004-09-24 United States, New York, Columbia, Chrysler Pond, Growing submerged in water, 42.100343 -73.606162 Full Record Details
CGCC	Elodea canadensis Michx. 2519Cook, William E. & Seamus Quinn   7682004-09-24 United States, New York, Columbia, Chrysler Pond, Growing submerged in water, 42.100343 -73.606162 Full Record Details
CGCC	Elodea canadensis Michx. 2520Cook, William E.   4731989-09-16 United States, New York, Columbia, Rogers Island, Hudson River estuary, Growing submerged in water, 42.233633 -73.832895 Full Record Details
CGCC	Najas minor All. 2532Cook, William E.   3261985-10-11 United States, New York, Columbia, Chrysler Pond, Growing submerged in the water, 42.100343 -73.606162 Full Record Details

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