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Taxa: Stachys pilosa (Stachys ampla, Stachys leibergii, Stachys pustulosa), Stachys pilosa var. pilosa (Stachys palustris subsp. pilosa, Stachys palustris var. homotricha, Stachys palustris var. nipigonensis, Stachys palustris var. puberula, Stachys palustris var. phaneropoda, Stachys palustris var. pilos... (show all)
Search Criteria: DuPage; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Morton Arboretum

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0002850MORKammerer, E   s.n.1936-07-15
United States, Illinois, DuPage, Morton Arboretum, Forest Road. The Morton Arboretum. Lisle, IL., 41.81535 -88.059532
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0002872MORKammerer, E   s.n.1936-07-02
United States, Illinois, DuPage, Morton Arboretum, Along river north of Tilia group. The Morton Arboretum. Lisle, IL., 41.817696 -88.067332
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0002849MORTeuscher, H   s.n.1923-07-10
United States, Illinois, DuPage, Morton Arboretum, Pool II. The Morton Arboretum. Lisle, IL., 41.822133 -88.055552
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0002848MORStoynoff, N   7291988-07-10
United States, Illinois, DuPage, Morton Arboretum, Winfield Twnshp. E of power lines crossing prairie path bordering N side of West Chicago Prairie. N side of path. In mesic prairie.
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0074165MORKobal, S   FPD 15-492015-08-28
United States, Illinois, DuPage, Waterfall Glen Forest Preserve, Near Darien. Along the north side of the Des Plaines River near the confluence with Sawmill Creek.
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0081280MORKobal, S   FPD 15-482015-08-28
United States, Illinois, DuPage, Dunham Forest Preserve, Near Wayne, in wetland south of Army Trail Road and west of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks
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Google Map

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