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Dataset: IND-
Taxa: Palustricodon aparinoides (Campanula aparinoides, Campanula uliginosa, Campanula aparinoides var. grandiflora, Campanula aparinoides var. uliginosa, Campanula aparinoides var. aparinoides)
Search Criteria: indiana; kosciusko; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Butler University, Friesner Herbarium

BUT
BUT0050607Reynolds   71948-07-10
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, 400 yds. west of St. Rd. 13 near Barbee Lake, 2 mi. south of North Webster.
BUT
BUT0050612Ray C. Friesner   126461938-07-16
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, East margin of Barbee Lake at Rd. 13.
BUT
BUT0050611Ray C. Friesner   126461938-07-16
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, East margin of Barbee Lake at Rd. 13.
BUT
BUT0050617Ray C. Friesner   148321940-09-14
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, 2 miles NE of Atwood
BUT
BUT0050624Ray C. Friesner   222571948-07-10
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, In boggy border of Barbee Lake

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
01795333[data not captured]   
United States of America, Indiana, Kosciusko County, [data not captured]

Huntington University Herbarium

HUNT
HUNT-001900Norlan C. Henderson   1961-07-22
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko

Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
IND-0119276Robert M. Johns   63841963-07-14
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, Kuhn Lake 3 mi. So. North Webster, 41.285079 -85.69283
IND
IND-0119275Charles C. Deam   s.n.1904-07-28
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, on S side of Winona Lake, 41.218582 -85.83227
IND
IND-0119274Charles C. Deam   56279A1935-07-05
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, about 3 mi. southeast of Etna Green., 41.251026 -86.004518

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
1055027Norlan C. Henderson   61-6461961-07-22
United States, Indiana, Kosciusko, Roadside ditch, along Ind. #13, about 1 mile S of North Webster
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