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Taxa: Ranunculus hispidus (Ranunculus marilandicus), Ranunculus hispidus var. caricetorum (Ranunculus sicaeformis), Ranunculus hispidus var. eurylobus, Ranunculus hispidus var. falsus, Ranunculus hispidus var. greenmanii, Ranunculus hispidus var. hispidus, Ranunculus hispidus var. marilandicus, Ranunculus... (show all)
Search Criteria: Indiana; Vermillion; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM444996Myers, J.C.   s.n.1950-05-19
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Just across state line from junction with Vermillion and Edgar Counties, Illinois, Indiana

Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
IND-0044752Charles C. Deam   58361910-05-08
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Northwest of Hillsdale., 39.787289 -87.391325
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IND-0044840W. McClain   22941978-05-19
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Cayuga Plant, on-site marsh; T17N R9W Sec. 15, 39.919349 -87.423004
IND
IND-0044839W. McClain   22681978-05-10
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Cayuga Plant; T17N R9W Sect. 15, 39.919349 -87.423004
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IND-0044838W. McClain   23591978-05-18
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Cayuga Plant; T17N R9W Sec. 15, 39.919349 -87.423004
IND
IND-0162843Richard M. Hull   57782023-04-12
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area (4); located 362 meters east of N Water St and Sycamore St, 39.661677 -87.392664, 147m
IND
IND-0162857Richard M. Hull   57922023-04-12
United States, Indiana, Vermillion, Wabash River Conservation Area (5); located 15 meters NE of first bend in 410 E off of Hwy 36, 39.791303 -87.385519, 153m
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