Plant Specimens Housed in the Cornell College Herbarium.


These Dicot specimens from Alaska are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

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Menyanthaceae Menyanthes trifoliata L. . Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan Hyder, AK . Buckbean. Swamp at Hyder. Collection dates: June 16, 1924 and August 5, 1924. Whited, Kirk 1212 16-Jun-1924 1924 .
Onagraceae Epilobium behringianum Hausskn. . Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan Hyder, AK . original name on label: E. behringianum Hausskn. Whited, Kirk 1347 30-Jul-1924 1924 Name on label: E. behringianum Hausskn. See Epilobium hornemannii Rchb. ssp. behringianum (Hausskn.) Hoch & Raven [theplantlist.org]

These Dicot specimens from Florida are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

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Magnoliaceae Magnolia foetida (L.) Sarg. . Duval Mandarin, FL. Bank of St. John's River . . Mills, H.R. . 11-Jun-1911 1911 See Magnolia grandiflora L. [theplantlist.org]
Magnoliaceae Magnolia glauca L. . Duval Jacksonville, FL . Border of cypress swamp, fragrant. Laurel magnolia Mills, H.R. . 7-May-1911 1911 See Magnolia virginiana L. ssp. virginiana [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Oenothera humifusa Nutt. . Duval Jacksonville, Fl. Walnut St. . Common. Vacant lot. Evening primrose Mills, H.R. . 8-Apr-1911 1911 .
Orobanchaceae Buchnera elongata Hemsl. . Duval Pablo Beach, FL . Salt marsh, not abundant Blue hearts. Mills, H.R. . 28-May-1911 1911 See: Buchnera longifolia Kunth. Family on label: Scrophulariaceae. current name of location is Jacksonville Beach, FL

These Dicot specimens from Illinois are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

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Orobanchaceae Castilleja coccinea (L.) Spreng. . Cook Evanston, IL . collection date: 1888. scarlet painted cup. Chapman, Grace . . 1888 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis canadensis L. . Cook Evanston, IL . collection date: May, 1888. Lousewort Anderson, J. . . 1888 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.

These Dicot specimens from Indiana are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

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Nymphaeaceae Castalia tuberosa Greene . . Osborne, IN . Swampy pond. Odor of harvest apples. Tuber-bearing water lily. Mills, H.R. . 3-Jul-1910 1910 See Nymphaea odorata Aiton ssp. tuberosa (Paine) Wiersma & Hellquist [FNA, vol. 3]
Nymphaeaceae Nuphar advena Aiton var. minus Morong Porter Pine, IN . Yellow pond lily or spatter dock. . . 30-May-1907 1907 Nuphar advena var. minus: listed in neither FNA (vol. 3), nor theplantlist.org.
Orobanchaceae Aphyllon fasciculatum (Nutt.) T&G . Porter Pine, IN . Sand dunes. Parasitic upon roots of Artemesia. Naked broom-rape. Mills, H.R. 272 30-May-1908 1908 See Orobanche fasciculata Nutt. [theplantlist.org]
Orobanchaceae Aphyllon fasciculatum (Nutt.) T&G . Porter Pine, IN . Sand dunes. Parasitic upon roots of Artemisia Naked broom-rape Mills, H.R. . 30-May-1908 1908 See Orobanche fasciculata Nutt. [theplantlist.org]

These Dicot specimens from Iowa are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

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Magnoliaceae Liriodendron tulipifera L. . Linn Cornell College Campus. Located behind South Hall. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Leaf shape distinctive, 4 lobes, almost orbicular, margins of lobes entire, pinnate venation, glabrous. Stipules are large, 1-2 inches. No fruit or flower yet. Alt. 1318 ft +/- 492ft. tulip tree Price, L. L. 66 18-May-1997 1997 .
Magnoliaceae Magnolia acuminata L. . Linn Cornell campus . cultivated. Cucumber magnolia Naik, Dhansukh 1165 13-May-1967 1967 .
Magnoliaceae Magnolia denudata . Linn Cornell campus, alongside Law Hall T82N_R6W_Sec.9 cultivated Frank, Rich & Sharon Goodwin 3d 5-May-1975 1975 .
Magnoliaceae Magnolia sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus. Found south side of Law Hall. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Green leaves in groups on branches. Few pink and purple flowers randomly blooming throughout the tree. Flowers have many layers and were opened when found. alt. 1318ft +/- 492ft. Eanes, Kelley 24 9-May-1997 1997 I.D. in need of verification
Magnoliaceae Magnolia sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus. Located in front of Law Hall's south entrance. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Large (6-7 in. diameter) showy flowers, color is white with pinkish-purple venation at the base of each petal. Leaves are 2 to 5 inches long by 1/2 to 3 inches wide, pubescent, simple, entire, pinnate venation. Leaf buds are very hairy and the bud covering breaks off to reveal the new leaves. Center of flower has a cone-like structure that is composed of the pistil and stamen. Bark is gray and smooth with white spots. alt. 1318ft +/- 492ft Price, L. L. 64 18-May-1997 1997 .
Magnoliaceae Magnolia sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Woody. Found in the afternoon. Flower was open. Rower was solitary and perfect. The flower has whitish-rose colored petals. The leaves are simple and entire. The leaves are green and ovate. There are fine white hairs present on the leaves. The branch is reddish-brown in color and is relatively smooth. alt. 1318ft +/- 492ft. Meier, Michelle T. 23 9-May-1997 1997 I.D. in need of verification
Magnoliaceae Magnolia sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Woody plant, closed flower, found in the afternoon. Pink/white petals, tepals present, alternate leaves. Glabrous leaves. Light floral smell. alt. 1318ft +/- 492ft. Madden, E.A. 17 9-May-1997 1997 I.D. in need of verification
Malvaceae Abutilon avicennae Gaertn. . Linn Marion, IA . Velvet leaf. Corn field. Rank smelling. Mills, H.R. . 13-Sep-1909 1909 See Abutilon theophrasti Medik. [theplantlist.org]
Malvaceae Abutilon theophrasti Medik. . Story . T83N_R24W_Sec.9 Cultivated field Christiansen, Paul 395b 24-Jul-1965 1965 .
Malvaceae Callirhoe involucrata T&G . Linn locale T83N_R5W_Sec.9 Roadside. Poppy Mallow Wogrzyh, Claudia 26c 3-May-1977 1977 .
Malvaceae Tilia americana L. . Dickinson Lakeside Laboratory Ground, W. Okoboji, Milford, IA . upper woodland. basswood. Christiansen, Paul A. 197 12-Jul-1965 1965 Family on label: Tiliaceae.
Malvaceae Tilia americana L. . Linn Cornell College, Mt. Vernon . campus planting. basswood. Christiansen, Paul A. 709 27-Jun-1968 1968 Family on label: Tiliaceae.
Malvaceae Tilia americana L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 creek bank. 20m tall. Christiansen & Chadek 125 28-Jul-1969 1969 Family on label: Tiliaceae.
Malvaceae Tilia pubescens Ait. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA. Campus. [presumably Cornell College] . Basswood . . 5-Jul-1905 1905 Family on label: Tiliaceae.
Menispermaceae Menispermum canadense L. . Dickinson Milford Woods T98N_R37W_Sec.10 Oak-hickory association. Moonseed Christiansen, Paul 266 14-Jul-1965 1965 .
Montiaceae Claytonia sp. . Linn Cornell College section of Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Underbrush of Oak/Maple forest, moist/black dirt on upper portion of hill. Flowers white with pink veinat�on/pink anthers. alt. +/- 723'. Wallace, Joel 2 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia sp. . Linn Cornell property adjacent to Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Found in open woods in the afternoon. Moist ground. The flowers were open. There are 5 petals that are whitish-pink with darker pink veins. Dark pink anthers. Many flowers branching off the stem. The stem is reddish-brown. The leaves are opposite and linear. Inflorescence is determinate. One pistil. alt. +/- 181'. Meier, Michelle T. 3 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia sp. . Linn Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Found on east side of cleared area. Five petals, light pink with darker pink stripes. Nonblooming flowers are bell shaped and farther apart. Two smooth speared shaped leaves. Common. alt. +/- 723'. Eanes, Kelley 2 10-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia sp. . Linn Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' The one smooth leaf is sessile and entire. The five petal flower is white with dark pink veins. The seeds are black. The anther is pink. Found in the woods near a tree. alt. 992 +/- 177'. Spring beauty. Knaup, S. 5 5-May-1998 1998 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Cornell College property within Palisades-Kepler Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Found in shady, wooded area. Moist, rich soil covered by fallen leaves. White, scentless flowers with pink anthers. Five petals, dicot. Opposite leaves. Thompson, L. S. 1 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Cornell property adjacent to Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Found in open woods in the afternoon. Moist ground. The flowers were open. There are 5 petals that are whitish-pink with darker pink veins. Dark pink anthers. The stem is reddish-brown. The leaves are opposite and linear. Inflorescence is determinate. One pistil. alt. +/- 723' Spring beauty. Meier, Michelle T. 2 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Cornell property within Palisades State Park . 5 pink/purple colored petals with darker colored veins. Leaves midway up stem. Flowers open in early afternoon. Found on open forest floor. sheet 1 of 2. Williamson, A. 1 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Cornell property within Palisades State Park . 5 pink/purple colored petals with darker colored veins. Leaves midway up stem. Flowers open in early afternoon. Found on open forest floor. sheet 2 of 2. Williamson, A. 1 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Cornell property, Pal [presumably Palisades] T82N_R6W_Sec.13 woody, rich soil. spring beauty. Burgoon, Anne 12d 28-Apr-1975 1975 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA Pallasades [sic] . Woods, spring beauty . . 15-May-1904 1904 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 moist woods. Christiansen & Chadek 13d 3-May-1969 1969 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Found on moist ground in the afternoon. Open flower. Five white/pink petals. No noticeable hair or smell. Parallel leaves. Pink/purple anthers. alt. +/- 723'. Madden, E.A. 5 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Grows in moist woods. Common. Pinkish-white. Leaves smooth. alt. +/- 723'. Augden, N.H. 1 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Located on a sun-lit roadside surrounded by leaf-litter. Corolla light pink to white, with dark pink veins. Specimen had three flowers, on two the anthers were pushed down to the petals, on the third, the anthers were close together in the center of the flower. Leaves are long and slender and begin halfway up the light brown stem. Several buds hung alternately from the stem. 3-4 inches. Common. alt. +/- 723'. Price, L. L. 2 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Linn Palisades-Kepler State Park N 41 deg 53.352' W 91 deg 26.620' Shady to sunny, woodland area. Very common. Flowers open at 12:30pm. Several flowers on one stem. Petals vary from pointy to round. Petals white with pink stripes. Some petals more pink than others. Brown stem. Found low, height usually about six inches or less. alt. 723'. Spring Beauty. Arwood, J. M. 1 5-May-1997 1997 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Montiaceae Talinum parviflorum Nutt. . Lyon Gitchie Manitou State Park T100N_R49W_Sec.11. Moss-filled crevices on Sioux quartzite outcrops Christiansen, P. 1091 26-Jun-1985 1985 see Phemeranthus parviflorus (Nutt.) Kiger. Family on label: Portulacaceae.
Montiaceae Talinum parviflorum Nutt. . Lyon Gitchie Manitou State Park T100N_R49W_Sec.11. On quartzite outcrops Christiansen, Paul A. 641 8-Aug-1967 1967 see Phemeranthus parviflorus (Nutt.) Kiger. Family on label: Portulacaceae.
Moraceae Maclura pomifera (Raf.) Schneid. . Clinton Goose Lake T83N_R5E_Sec.21 Limestone glade prairie Christiansen, Paul 1120 1-Jun-1987 1987 .
Moraceae Morus alba L. . Dickinson Lakeside Lab Grounds . mulberry [white] Christiansen, Paul 274 14-Jul-1965 1965 .
Moraceae Morus alba L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 semi-open forest Christiansen & Chadek 55a 18-Jul-1969 1969 .
Moraceae Morus alba L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 woods. white mulberry Christiansen & Chadek 1164 30-Jul-1969 1969 .
Nyctaginaceae Mirabilis hirsuta (Pursh) MacM. . Dickinson Cayler Prairie T99N_R37W_Sec.17 On shailow, rocky soil. Four-o�clock Christiansen, Paul A. 648 3-Aug-1967 1967 .
Nyctaginaceae Mirabilis nyctaginea (Michx.) MacMill. . Linn Ivanhoe Rd. . Leaves paired, stalked, heart-shaped. Flowers pink, seated in broad, veiny, 5 lobed green cups of joined bracts. 1 -6 ft. Prairies, waste places. Kupko, Megan 19 25-Jun-1999 1999 see Oxybaphus nyctagineus (Michx.) Sweet [theplantlist.org]
Nyctanginaceae Oxybaphus nyctagineus (Michx.) Sweet . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA. R.R.C.&N.W. [Chicago & Northwestern Railroad] . . . . 16-Jun-1904 1904 .
Nymphaeaceae Nymphaea tuberosa Paine . Hamilton Goose Lake . In clumps in 1-3 ft. of water. Lyon Twp. Sec. 27. white water lily Christiansen, P. 10 25-Sep-1964 1964 see Nymphaea odorata Ait. ssp. tuberosa (Paine) Wiersema & Hellq. [theplantlist.org]
Oleaceae Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh. . Dickinson Lakeside Lab Grounds . 10 inches dbh. Green Ash Christiansen, Paul 209 12-Jul-1965 1965 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell Campus . cultivated, sterile Naik, Dhansukh 1159 13-May-1967 1967 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, by parking lot in back of West Science. . bush/shrub. 4 purple petals, shaped like a cross. Flowers grow in bunches in a panicle form. Flowers open first on the bottom and then upwards to the tip. Plant has opposite leaves. Williamson, Amy 16 10-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, east side of Cole library. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Bush with green spear leaves. Flowers are in a panicle shape and individuals are purple trumpet shaped. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft Eanes, Kelley 20 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, near West Science building. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Flowers were slightly open. There are many small flowers. The petals are a deep purple in color. The leaves are entire and ovate. The leaves are smooth and green. The leaves are green and have a reddish-brown tint. The branches are relatively smooth. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft Meier, Michelle T. 15 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, on hill behind West Science Center. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Located throughout Cornell. Leaves opposite, simple, entire. Light pleasant fragrance, not spicy. Panicle of racemes, buds are dark lilac and fade when in bloom to a light lilac. Trunk is 'many legged'. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft Price, L. L. 63 18-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, on hill behind West Science Center N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Located throughout Cornell. Leaves opposite, simple, entire. Light pleasant fragrance, not spicy. Panicle of racemes, buds are dark lilac and fade when in bloom to a light lilac. Trunk is 'many legged'. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft Price, L. L. 15 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, on the side of Law Hall by Old Sem. . Tree/shrub. 4 dark purple/red flowers shaped like a cross. Flowers grow in bunches in a panicle form. Flowers open first on the bottom and then upwards to the tip. Plant has opposite leaves. Williamson, Amy 22 10-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, west side of Law Hall. N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Trunk is not leggy and is relatively naked. Leaves simple, pear shaped, pointed at the tip. There is a reddish cast the tops of the leaves. Pinnate venation. Individual flowers are tubular and a deep reddish-purple. Flowers found on a panicle of racemes. Tree approximately 15 feet tall. Found in shade. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft Price, L. L. 25 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Flowers were open. There are many small flowers. The petals are light purple in color. The leaves and stems are green with a reddish-brown tint. The leaves are entire and ovate. The branches are relatively smooth and are grayish-brown in color. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft. sheet 1 of 3. Meier, Michelle T. 16 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Flowers were open. There are many small flowers. The petals are light purple in color. The leaves and stems are green with a reddish-brown tint. The leaves are entire and ovate. The branches are relatively smooth and are grayish-brown in color. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft. sheet 2 of 3. Meier, Michelle T. 16 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oleaceae Syringa sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus N41deg55.468' W91deg25.448' Flowers were open. There are many small flowers. The petals are light purple in color. The leaves and stems are green with a reddish-brown tint. The leaves are entire and ovate. The branches are relatively smooth and are grayish-brown in color. Alt. 1318 ft +/-492ft. sheet 3 of 3 Meier, Michelle T. 16 9-May-1997 1997 .
Onagraceae Circaea lutetiana L. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA Ivanhoe bridge . Woods. Enchanter's nightshade . . 15-Jul-1905 1905 .
Onagraceae Circaea quadrisulcata (Maxim.) Franch.& Sav. . Emmet Fort Defiance State Park . North slope in maple-basswood assn. Christiansen, Paul 344 28-Jul-1965 1965 see Circaea lutetiana L. ssp. quadrisulcata (Maxim.) Asch. & Magnus [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Circaea quadrisulcata (Maxim.) Franch.& Sav. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 oak-elm forest Christiansen & Chadek 131 29-Jul-1969 1969 see Circaea lutetiana L. ssp. quadrisulcata (Maxim.) Asch. & Magnus [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Epilobium coloratum Biehler . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 Lowland prairie. NE1/4,SW1/4_Sec.33 Christiansen, Paul 919 23-Aug-1978 1978 .
Onagraceae Epilobium coloratum Biehler . Linn Marion, IA . Roadside, open. Willow herb. . . 12-Aug-1905 1905 .
Onagraceae Epilobium leptophyllum Raf. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 Low prairie. NE1/4_Sec.33 Christiansen, Paul 893 23-Aug-1978 1978 .
Onagraceae Gaura coccinea Pursh. . Monona Loess Hills Wildlife Management Area T84N_R44W_Sec.17 Lower slope of loess hills. east facing Christiansen, P. 1092 21-Jun-1985 1985 .
Onagraceae Gaura parviflora Dougl. . Linn Cornell College . reconstructed prairie, apparently seeded with grasses throughout Christiansen, P. 714 2-Jul-1968 1968 see Gaura mollis E.James [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Oenothera biennis L. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 Upland prairie. NE1/4_Sec.33. Christiansen, Paul 855 28-Jul-1978 1978 .
Onagraceae Oenothera biennis L. . Linn Laura Krouse's Farm . Lanceolate leaves. The roots and leaves smell and taste like peppers. Yellow flowers with four broad petals, reflexed, drooping sepals and an x-shaped stigma. Kupko, Megan 64 28-Jul-1999 1999 .
Onagraceae Oenothera biennis L. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA . Roadside. Common evening primrose Mills, H.R. 257 20-Aug-1906 1906 .
Onagraceae Oenothera biennis L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 semi-open woods Christiansen & Chadek 180 11-Aug-1969 1969 .
Onagraceae Oenothera perennis L. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 Upland prairie. NE1/4,SW1/4_Sec.33 Christiansen, Paul 809 30-Jun-1978 1978 .
Onagraceae Oenothera serrulata Nutt. . Dickinson . 100N_R37W_Sec.36 Middle slope of rocky hill. In prairie relic with shallow soil. Christiansen, Paul 223 13-Jul-1965 1965 see Calylophus serrulata (Nutt.) P.H.Raven [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Oenothera serrulata Nutt. . Dickinson Arend's Kettlehole, 4 mi. NW of Milford, IA . Rocky, shallow soil, grazed pasture Christiansen, Paul A. 668 22-Jun-1966 1966 see Calylophus serrulata (Nutt.) P.H.Raven [theplantlist.org]
Orobanchaceae Castilleja coccinea (L.) Spreng. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 upland prairie. NE1/4_Sec. 33 Christiansen, Paul A. 9876 2-Jun-1979 1979 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Castilleja coccinea (L.) Spreng. . Linn Linn Co., IA. Palisades. . . Newton, G.W. . July 1, 1892 1892 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Castilleja coccinea (L.) Spreng. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA Pallasades [sic] . high bluff glade. Scarlet painted cup. . . 15-May-1904 1904 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Gerardia purpurea L. . Linn Marion, IA . Purple gerardia . . 19-Aug-1905 1905 See: Agalinis purpurea (L.) Pennell. Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Gerardia tenuifolia Vahl . Black Hawk Waterloo, IA . . Newton, G.W. . September 9, 1892 1892 See Agalinis tenuifolia (Vahl) Raf. Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Gerardia tenuifolia Vahl var. macrophylla Benth. Linn Marion, IA . Low pasture . . 18-Aug-1905 1905 See Agalinis tenuifolia (Vahl) Raf. Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis canadensis L. . Guthrie Sheeder Prairie . Middle slope, lousewort Christiansen, Paul A. 536 28-Aug-1965 1965 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis canadensis L. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA. Pallasades [sic] . rocky bluff, glade. Lousewort, wood betony . . 21-May-1904 1904 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis canadensis L. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA . . Newton, G.W. . May 19, 1892 1892 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis canadensis L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 open woods, shallow soil Christiansen & Chadek 23c 20-May-1969 1969 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis lanceolata Michx. . Black Hawk Waterloo, IA . . Newton, G.W. . . 1893 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis lanceolata Michx. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 upland prairie. NE1/4_Sec. 33 Christiansen, Paul A. 900 23-Aug-1978 1978 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis lanceolata Michx. . Linn Marion, IA . Lousewort, Low marshy pasture, common here Mills, H.R. . 11-Sep-1909 1909 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Pedicularis lanceolata Michx. . Linn Marion, IA . Low marshy pasture, not common. Lousewort Mills, H.R. 304 4-Sep-1909 1909 Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.
Orobanchaceae Seymeria macrophylla Nutt. . Linn Mt. Vernon, IA. Palisades . . Newton, G.W. . August 11, 1893 1893 See Dasistoma macrophylla (Nutt.) Raf. Family on list: Scrophulariaceae
Oxalidaceae Oxalis sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, Found in front of Olin Hall. N 41deg 55.468' W 91deg 25.448' Yellow actinomorphic tubular flowers. Leaves are a bright green and have three notched leaflets forming a clover shape. Leaves lie in a 'sleep' position. Long traveling root. Leaves are edible, have a sweetly acidic, tart flavor. Two to three inches tall. Alt. 1318 ft +/- 492 ft Price, L. L. 32 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis sp. . Linn Cornell College Campus, on SW side of West Science. N 41deg 55.468' W 91deg 25.448' Leaves range from light gren to dark green. Flowers are dark wine color with 5 petals. Sweet smell. Alt. 1318 ft +/- 492 ft Eanes, Kelley 27 9-May-1997 1997 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis sp. . Muscatine Big Sand Mound Preserve N 41deg 20.493' W 91deg 5.265' Found in flat area by dirt road. Leaves are dull green with a few bright green leaves. Flowers have 5 bright yellow petals. Leaves taste bitter. alt. 648ft +/- 154ft Eanes, Kelley 51 15-May-1997 1997 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis sp. . Muscatine Big Sand Mound Preserve N 41deg 20.493' W 91deg 5.265' Found in sandy ground of newly restored prairie in the afternoon. There are five yellow petals per flower. The leaves are delicate, heart-shaped, clover-like leaflets. The leaves are green in color. The stems are delicate and are yellowish-green in color. There appears to be fine white hairs on the sterns and leaves. alt. 648ft +/- 154ft Meier, Michelle T. 40 15-May-1997 1997 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis sp. . Muscatine Big Sand Mound Preserve N 41deg 20.493' W 91deg 5.265' Located on a very sandy, newly restored prairie. Yellow actinomorphic tubular flowers. Leaves are a bright green and have three notched leaflets forming a clover shape. Leaves lie in a 'sleep' position. Long traveling root. Leaves are edible, have a sweetly acidic, tart flavor. Two to three inches tall, found in bright sun. alt. 648ft +/- 154ft Price, L. L. 58 15-May-1997 1997 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis sp. . Muscatine Big Sand Mound Preserve N 41deg 20.493' W 91deg 5.265' Open flower. Found in the afternoon. Five yellow petals. Yellow anthers. Fan-like, pubescent leaflets. Tangy-tasting leaflets. alt. 648ft +/- 154ft Madden, E.A. 40 15-May-1997 1997 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis stricta L. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 Lowland old field grass dominated. NE1/4,SE1/4_Sec.33 Christiansen, Paul 913 23-Aug-1978 1978 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis stricta L. . Howard Hayden Prairie T100N_R13W_Sec.33 Lowland prairie. NE1/4_Sec.33 Christiansen, Paul 794 21-Jun-1978 1978 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis stricta L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 Poa grassland Christiansen & Chadek 101b 3-Jul-1969 1969 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis stricta L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 moist lowland Christiansen & Chadek 79b 20-May-1969 1969 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis stricta L. . Linn Palisades-Dows Preserve T82N_R6W_Sec.23&24 open-grassy, Bromus-Agropyron, upland Christiansen & Chadek 162 30-Aug-1969 1969 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis violacea L. . Cedar Two miles south and four east of Mt. Vernon . Moist open-wooded area on hillside. Violet Wood Sorrel Adams, James E. 93 17-May-1960 1960 See Oxalis debilis Kunth var. corymbosa (DC.) Lourteig [theplantlist.org]

These Dicot specimens from Kansas are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

Family Scientific Name Subspecific Category
 County Locality Tshp•Range•Sec
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Notes		 Collector Collection
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Malvaceae Callirhoe alcaeoides (Michx.) Gray . Geary Junction City, KS Railroad. . . Mills, H.R. 241 2-Jun-1906 1906 .
Malvaceae Hibiscus trionum L. . Stafford Stafford, KS . Moist field. Bladder Kalmia, rose mallow. . . 8-Aug-1904 1904 .
Malvaceae Hibiscus trionum L. . Stafford Stafford, KS . Moist field. Bladder Kalmia, rose mallow. . . 8-Aug-1904 1904 .
Malvaceae Malva moschata L. . Pratt Preston, KS . Roadside, sandy. Musk mallow. . . 2-Jul-1904 1904 .
Malvaceae Malva moschata L. . Pratt Preston, KS . Sandy roadside. Musk mallow. . . 2-Jul-1904 1904 .
Montiaceae Claytonia virginica L. . Douglas Baldwin, KS. Big Hill . Moist woods, spring beauty . . 6-Apr-1903 1903 Family on label: Portulacaceae
Onagraceae Gaura coccinea Nutt. . Geary Fort Riley, KS Street side (near Riding Hall) . . Mills, H.R. 240 3-Jun-1906 1906 .
Onagraceae Oenothera fruticosa L. . Stafford Stafford, KS . Wheat fields. Evening primrose Mills, H.R. 232 26-Jul-1904 1904 See Kneiffia fruticosa (L.) Spach. [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Oenothera missouriensis Sims . Geary Junction City, KS . Rocky pasture. Evening primrose Mills, H.R. 239 2-Jun-1906 1906 see Oenothera macrocarpa Nutt. Megapterium missouriense (Sims) Spach [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Oenothera serrulata Nutt. . Geary Junction City, KS . Stony pasture. Evening primrose Mills, H.R. 242 2-Jun-1906 1906 see Calylophus serrulata (Nutt.) P.H.Raven [theplantlist.org]
Onagraceae Oenothera speciosa Nutt. . Douglas Baldwin, KS. R.R. track. . Evening primrose Mills, H.R. 232 30-May-1906 1906 .
Oxalidaceae Oxalis violacea L. . Franklin LeLoup, KS . Violet wood sorrel. Open roadside. Listed as Geraniaceae . . 23-Apr-1903 1903 See Oxalis debilis Kunth var. corymbosa (DC.) Lourteig. Family listed on label: Geraniaceae.

These Dicot specimens from Massachusetts are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

Family Scientific Name Subspecific Category
 County Locality Tshp•Range•Sec
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Notes		 Collector Collection
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Orobanchaceae Melampyrum americanum Michx. . Suffolk Boston, MA. Chestnut Hill. . Spelling on label: Melamphyrum . collection date: July, 1892 Newton, G.W. . . 1892 see Melampyrum lineare var. americanum (Michx.) Beauverd [theplantlist.org.]. Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.

These Dicot specimens from Michigan are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

Family Scientific Name Subspecific Category
 County Locality Tshp•Range•Sec
or
Lat•Long		 Collector's
Notes		 Collector Collection
Number		 Collection
Date		 Collection
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Notes
and
Annotations
Orobanchaceae Epifagus virginiana (L.) Barton . Hillsdale Bankers, MI . Beech woods. Beech drops, cancer root. . . 1-Sep-1905 1905 see Epifagus virginianus (L.) Bartram [theplantlist.org]
Orobanchaceae Epifagus virginiana (L.) Barton . Hillsdale Bankers, MI . Beech woods. Beech drops Mills, H.R. . 1-Sep-1905 1905 Listed on label as: Epiphegus virginiana (L.) Barton. see Epifagus virginianus (L.) Bartram [theplantlist.org]

These Dicot specimens from Minnesota are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

Family Scientific Name Subspecific Category
 County Locality Tshp•Range•Sec
or
Lat•Long		 Collector's
Notes		 Collector Collection
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Year		 Special
Notes
and
Annotations
Malvaceae Tilia americana L. . Lake ACM Station, Basswood Lake . wood. Hellwig, Bob 16e 28-Jul-1966 1966 Family on label: Tiliaceae.
Menyanthaceae Menyanthes trifoliata L. . Lake Hidden Bay . Beaver pond of Hidden Bay Hellwig, Bob 62b 29-Jul-1966 1966 Family listed on label: Gentianaceae
Nymphaeaceae Nuphar rubrodisca Morong. . Lake ACM Wilderness Field Station, northeast end of Low Lake. . Aquatic Latham, Hazel 1161 18-Jun-1983 1983 see Nuphar lutea (L.) Sm. ssp. rubrodisca (Morong) Hellq. & Wiersema [theplantlist.org]. spelling on label: Nuphar rubrodiscum Morong.
Nymphaeaceae Nymphaea odorata Ait. . Lake ACM Wilderness Field Station, north end of Low Lake. . Marsh Latham, Hazel 1160 12-Jul-1983 1983 .
Oleaceae Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh. . Lake Basswood Lake ACM Station . . Hellwig, Bob 45 6-Jul-1966 1966 .
Oleaceae Syringa vulgaris L. . Lake Basswood Lake ACM Station . Point east of camp. Hellwig, Bob 43b 23-Jun-1966 1966 .
Onagraceae Circaea alpina L. . Lake Basswood Lake ACM Station . low swampy area. enchanter's nightshade Hellwig, Bob 2d 24-Jul-1966 1966 .
Onagraceae Epilobium angustifolium L. . Lake ACM Wilderness Field Station . Trail to lab. Open area, with Fragaria virginiana Latham, Hazel 1157 11-Jul-1983 1983 .
Onagraceae Epilobium angustifolium L. . Lake Basswood Lake ACM Station . sandy area, bearpit. fireweed Hellwig, Bob 5d 24-Jul-1966 1966 .

These Dicot specimens from New York are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

Family Scientific Name Subspecific Category
 County Locality Tshp•Range•Sec
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Lat•Long		 Collector's
Notes		 Collector Collection
Number		 Collection
Date		 Collection
Year		 Special
Notes
and
Annotations
Onagraceae Oenothera pumila L. . Ulster Saugerties, NY. Route 4, Saugerties, NY . Meadows, clay soil. Route 4, Saugerties, NY Evening primrose . . 11-Aug-1902 1902 See Kneiffia pumila (L.) Spach. [theplantlist.org]
Oxalidaceae Oxalis acetosella L. . Greene Kaaterskill Station, NY. Catskill Mtns. . Common wood sorrel. Mt. top, gravelly soil, shady. Catskill Mtns. Listed as part of Geraniaceae . . 6-Jul-1902 1902 Family listed on label: Geraniaceae.
Oxalidaceae Oxalis stricta L. . Ulster Saugerties, NY. Route 4, Saugerties, NY . Wood sorrel. Open fields. Route 4, Saugerties, NY . . 25-May-1902 1902 Family listed on label: Geraniaceae.

These Dicot specimens from Wisconsin are present in the herbarium at Cornell College [MOVC].

Family Scientific Name Subspecific Category
 County Locality Tshp•Range•Sec
or
Lat•Long		 Collector's
Notes		 Collector Collection
Number		 Collection
Date		 Collection
Year		 Special
Notes
and
Annotations
Orobanchaceae Gerardia grandiflora Benth. . Sauk Devil's Lake, WI . . Newton, G.W. . August 19, 1893 1893 See: Aureolaria grandiflora (Benth.) Pennell. Family on label: Scrophulariaceae.

A total of 134 Dicot specimens from the Cornell College herbarium are presented above.

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