Noteworthy records of Mississippi vascular plants

SIDA, Contributions to Botany

Volumn 18, Issue 3, 1999, Pages 889-908

  Sorrie, Bruce A ^a   Leonard, Steve W ^b  

^a CSTS ENV Bldg 6678 ^*  (United States)

^b CSTS ENV   (United States)

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Indexed keywords

AGRIMONIA INCISA; ARISTIDA CONDENSATA; ARISTIDA SIMPLICIFLORA; ARISTIDA TUBERCULOSA; BURMANNIA BIFLORA; CALOPOGON MULTIFLORUS; CHAMAECRISTA DEERINGIANA; CLADIUM MARISCOIDES; COELORACHIS CYLINDRICA; DICHANTHELIUM ERECTIFOLIUM; DICHANTHELIUM FUSIFORME; DRYOPTERIS LUDOVICIANA; ELEOCHARIS ELONGATA; ELEOCHARIS MELANOCARPA; ELEOCHARIS ROBBINSII; ELYONEURUS TRIPSACOIDES; GORDONIA LASIANTHUS; ISOETES LOUISIANENSIS; ISOETES MELANOPODA; JUNCUS GYMNOCARPUS; LOBELIA BOYKINII; MARSHALLIA TRINERVIA; MITREOLA ANGUSTIFOLIA; MYRIOPHYLLUM LAXUM; PARNASSIA GRANDIFOLIA; POLYGALA LEPTOSTACHYS; POTAMOGETON EPIHYDRUS; RHYNCHOSPORA BARPERI; RHYNCHOSPORA CURTISSII; RHYNCHOSPORA DECURRENS; RHYNCHOSPORA FASCICULARIS; RHYNCHOSPORA GLOBULARIS; RHYNCHOSPORA NITENS; RHYNCHOSPORA SCIRPOIDES; RHYNCHOSPORA TRACYI; RUELLIA PEDUNCULATA; SAGITTARIA ISOETIFORMIS; SCLERIA RETICULARIS; SORGHASTRUM APALACHICOLENSE; SPIRANTHES BREVILABRIS; STYLISMA AQUATICA; STYLISMA PICKERINGII; TRIDENS CAROLINIANUS; UTRICULARIA OLIVACEA;

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