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Dataset: IND-
Taxa: Salix nigra (Salix ambigua, Salix gongylocarpa, Amerina balduiniana), Salix nigra var. altissima, Salix nigra var. brevifolia, Salix nigra var. brevijulis, Salix nigra var. falcata, Salix nigra var. lindheimeri, Salix nigra var. longifolia, Salix nigra var. longipes, Salix nigra var. marginata, Sali... (show all)
Search Criteria: indiana; Monroe; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
Salix nigra Marsh.
IND-0071391Winona H. Welch   37441927-10-04
United States, Indiana, Monroe, near Griffy Creek, west side of 1st ravine west of 1st Huckleberry Hill, 39.196595 -86.515869
IND
Salix nigra Marsh.
IND-0071390Madeline A. Gullion   41811925-07-04
United States, Indiana, Monroe, "Jack's Defeat" in locality of Ellettsville, 39.233935 -86.625001
IND
Salix nigra Marsh.
IND-0071389R. J. Coats   13861913-07-00
United States, Indiana, Monroe, Indiana University Campus., 39.167288 -86.517545
IND
Salix nigra Marsh.
IND-0071388John E. Potzger   23161931-09-29
United States, Indiana, Monroe, Salt Creek Township, 39.120697 -86.414893

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Herbarium

UNCC:UNCC
Salix nigra Marshall
UNCC_37333   
United States, Indiana, Monroe

Southeast Missouri State University Travis Brooks Herbarium

SEMO
Salix nigra Marshall
Carrie Hindley   s.n.1923-07-01
United States, Indiana, Monroe, Indiana University campus in Bloomington, IN.

University of Georgia Herbarium

GA
Salix nigra Marshall
GA131861   
United States, Indiana, Monroe County, Monroe County, IN
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