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Taxa: Acer negundo (Negundo mexicanum, Rulac negundo, Rulac texana, Negundo aceroides, Negundo negundo, Acer negundo subsp. boreale, Acer violaceum), Acer negundo var. arizonicum, Acer negundo var. interius (Acer negundo subsp. interius, Negundo aceroides subsp. interius, Acer interius, Negundo interius),... (show all)
Search Criteria: Indiana; Vermillion; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium

EIU
EIU015607McClain, W.   21061977-10-07
USA, Indiana, Vermillion, Cayuga Plant, Sect. 15, R9W, T17N, 39.916452 -87.420187

Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
IND-0079214W. McClain   21061977-10-09
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Sect. 15, R9W, T17N, 39.919349 -87.423004
IND
IND-0079213Charles C. Deam   98141911-08-27
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, west of Hillsdale, 39.784585 -87.391368
IND
IND-0160181Richard M. Hull   29972021-08-06
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area; located approximately 10 meters NE of the preserve parking lot along E County Road 600 S, 39.795121 -87.385932, 138m
IND
IND-0161113Richard M. Hull   40372022-07-10
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area (4); located 130 meters E of N Water St and 260 meters NW of Wabash River, 39.661903 -87.395275, 137m
IND
IND-0161905Richard M. Hull   48312022-08-20
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area (2); located 10 meters NW of Brouilletts Creek and 495 meters E of Wood Rd, 39.601073 -87.411853, 138m
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