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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Plantago virginica (Plantago virginica var. viridescens, Plantago ludoviciana), Plantago virginica var. virginica
Search Criteria: Indiana; Vermillion; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium

EIU
W. McClain   22601978-00-00
USA, Indiana, Vermillion, Cayuga Power Plant near Cayuga., 39.9164 -87.4202

Illinois Natural History Survey

ILLS
W. McClain   22601978-05-10
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Project 210C. Cayuga Plant.

Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
IND-0112174Charles C. Deam   547691934-05-05
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, North side of Sec.18 about 5 mi. se. of Dana, 39.748368 -87.462299
IND
IND-0112173W. McClain   22601978-05-10
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Sect. 15, R9W, T17N, 39.919349 -87.423004
IND
IND-0158489Richard M. Hull   15712021-05-24
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area; located along the preserve parking lot located on the S side of E County Road 1850 S approximately 90 meters E of the intersection between E County Road 1850 S and County Road 280 E, 39.614833 -87.409348, 153m
IND
IND-0158517Richard M. Hull   16002021-05-24
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area; located along E 600 S approximately 40 meters E of the railroad tracks, 39.795132 -87.385972, 145m
IND
IND-0163784Richard M. Hull   67692023-06-07
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area (4); located 57 meters SE of North St and N Water St, 39.662258 -87.396663, 154m
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