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Taxa: Bilderdykia scandens, Bilderdykia scandens var. cristata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Calvin College

CALVIN
CALVIN002663John Mack Winter   Unknown1932-09-30
United States, Nebraska, Nemaha, Peru

Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium

EIU
Douglas Ladd   s.n.1974-10-06
USA, Illinois, Washington, along Illinois Central RR at DuBois, IL. Legal: NE¼ S33 T3S R1W, 38.224792 -89.2109
EIU
Douglas Ladd   s.n.1974-09-22
USA, Illinois, Pulaski, Along Illinois Central RR in Mounds, IL. Legal: NW¼ S15 T16S R1W, 37.116545 -89.202102
EIU
Ebinger, John E.   91401969-09-20
USA, Illinois, Cumberland, 7 miles N. of Greenup, IL. Legal: NW¼ S2 R9E T10N, 39.349287 -88.163372
EIU
Ebinger, John E.   138481973-09-30
USA, Illinois, Washington, 2 miles NW of Nashville. Legal: S10 R3W T2S; 38.364162 -89.406782, 38.364162 -89.406782
EIU
Ebinger, John E.   88531969-08-27
USA, Illinois, Douglas, 12 miles N. of Charleston, IL. on Rt. 36. Legal: S14 R9E T15N; 39.670088 -88.176152, 39.670088 -88.176152
EIU
Ebinger, John E.   225961983-10-01
USA, Illinois, Cumberland, Spitler Woods, 1 mile N of Montrose. Legal: S35 T9N R7E, 39.179814 -88.379212
EIU
Gerard, John   s.n.1974-11-00
USA, Illinois, Greene, W of Bob Schild farm, 4 miles S of Eldred, 39.231161 -90.578437

Milwaukee Public Museum

MIL
B71422J. B. E. Wernecke   2451929-09-03
United States, Nebraska, Antelope, 42.332227 -98.125904

New Mexico State University Herbarium

NMC
8452E. Wilkinson   92621885-08-05
United States, Ohio, Richland, Mansfield
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