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Taxa: Juncus effusus (Juncus effusus var. compactus, Juncus communis), Juncus effusus var. brunneus, Juncus effusus var. exiguus, Juncus effusus var. pacificus, Juncus effusus subsp. austrocalifornicus, Juncus effusus var. solutus (Juncus effusus subsp. solutus, Juncus griscomii), Juncus effusus var. caer... (show all)
Search Criteria: Indiana; Vigo; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

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IND-0016631Ian D. Macdonald   06111a112006-11-11
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Terre Haute, Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, east of Fraternity house complex (Sample Unit 74); 39.484167 -87.319444, 39.484167 -87.319444
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IND-0016630Ian D. Macdonald   070516c12007-05-16
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Terre Haute, north of Highway 70, south of Margaret Avenue, 400 m west of Highway 46 (Sample Unit 64); 39.431667 -87.336667, 39.431667 -87.336667
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IND-0016629Ian D. Macdonald   061031a142006-10-31
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Terre Haute, south of Highway 70, west of Highway 41, north on Honey Creek Mall (Sample Unit 70), 39.4245 -87.4185
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IND-0016628Ian D. Macdonald   061111a112006-11-11
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Terre Haute, “Rose Hulman Institute of Technology”, north of Wabash Ave, west of Hunt Road, eastern end of campus to north and east of fraternity house compl (Sample Unit 74), 39.484167 -87.3212
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IND-0161166Richard M. Hull   40922022-07-13
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Wabashiki Fish and Wildlife Area; located 75 meters SE of lake and 160 meters NE of Clear Creek, 39.418166 -87.483647, 137m
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