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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Medicago lupulina (Medicago lupulina var. cupaniana, Medicago lupulina var. glandulosa, Medicago lupulina var. willdenowiana), Medicago lupulina var. willdenowii, Medicago lupulina var. lupulina
Search Criteria: Indiana; Warren; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey

ILLS
Robert A. Evers & J. L. Crane   1143931975-06-09
United States, Indiana, Warren, Along Big Pine Creek, south of Rainsville.

Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
IND-0158614Richard M. Hull   16882021-05-27
United States, Indiana, Warren, Williams Wood Natural Area; located on the N side of W County Road 600 S approximately 15 meters E of the W entrance to the nature preserve, 40.228829 -87.476787, 207m
IND
IND-0158623Richard M. Hull   16972021-05-27
United States, Indiana, Warren, Gladys and Al Wright Rock Creek Nature Preserve; located on the N side of W County Road 400 S just E of the nature preserve parking lot, 40.258068 -87.365089, 193m
IND
IND-0158662Richard M. Hull   17362021-05-27
United States, Indiana, Warren, Fall Creek Gorge Nature Preserve; located on the NW corner of the intersection between W Twin Bridges Road and N County Road 025 E, 40.339924 -87.314371, 181m
IND
IND-0158800Richard M. Hull   18482021-06-04
United States, Indiana, Warren, Cicott Park; located adjacent to the main parking lot, 40.337917 -87.164752, 168m
IND
IND-0159285Richard M. Hull   24462021-07-14
United States, Indiana, Warren, Hewitt Estate; located to the N of W Briscoe Road approximately 185 meters WSW of where W Briscoe Road crosses Big Pine Creek, 40.413951 -87.346102, 197m
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