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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex normalis (Carex straminea var. mirabilis, Carex mirabilis var. perlonga)
Search Criteria: Indiana; Vigo; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

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IND-0020822Ian D. Macdonald   070524b112007-05-25
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Terre Haute, "Richardson Creek", east side of Highway 46, east of Richardson Lake, south of Hulman Street (Sample Unit 81), 39.4475 -87.33
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IND-0020821Ian D. Macdonald   080615a42008-06-15
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Terre Haute, north of Maple Avenue, west of Chamberlain Street (Sample Unit 94); 39.494 -87.299167, 39.494 -87.299167
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IND-0160587Richard M. Hull   35682022-06-01
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Green Valley Public Fishing Area; about 255 m NW of intersection between W 36th Avenue and Lower Sandford Road about 40 m E of Green Valley Mine Pond, 39.511556 -87.509896, 181m
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IND-0160612Richard M. Hull   35822022-06-01
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Jackson-Schnyder Nature Preserve; about 240 m WNW of intersection between W Concannon Avenue and N Howe Place about 25 m N of Concannon Avenue, 39.509681 -87.474177, 159m
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IND-0160628Richard M. Hull   36212022-06-01
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Otter Creek Woods; about 330 m NW of intersection between Hunt Road and Roberts Road about 1.2 km ENE of RuthAnns Hobby Farm, 39.522894 -87.31664, 182m

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
18590H. Starcs   17391957-08-10
United States, Indiana, Vigo Co., At drainpipe 0.8 mi. W of road 150 towards Sandford along rich, wooded, slope., 39.5333 -87.5167
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