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	Family Name:	Amaryllidaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Galanthus nivalis L. - Determined By: S. R. Hill, 2005
	Locality:	USA. Illinois. Ogle Co.: W side of Illinois Route 2, W side of Rock River, 0.5 mi. N of main entrance to the Stronghold and Blackhawk Presbytery and camp; upper portion of ridge just below The Castle, S of Mud Creek. T24N, R10E, Sec. 28, SE¼, NE¼, SW¼. 42º 2’ 52” N 89º 20’ 44” W
	Description:	Locally common fleshy herb from an ovoid bulb, foliage slightly glaucous, fruits ripe, lying on ground.
	Habitat:	Loam and humus; mesic upland forest at ridgetop, with Acer negundo, Acer saccharum, Alliaria petiolata, Mertensia virginica, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Quercus rubra, Scilla sibirica, Solidago flexicaulis, Tilia americana, Ulmus americana.
	Reproductive State:	Fruit
	Elevation:	722 to 738 ft
	Collector:	S. R. Hill 36267
	Date:	17 May 2005
	Accession No:	267383
	Image:	267383.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

	Family Name:	Amaryllidaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Galanthus nivalis L. - Determined By: S. R. Hill, Sep 1995
	Locality:	USA. Illinois. Piatt Co.: Allerton Park, Monticello; roadside just E of Allerton House. 40º 1’ 40” N -88º -34’ -24” W
	Description:	Originally planted; now multiplying; flowers white, inner tepals with green apex; doubled.
	Habitat:	Shaded.
	Reproductive State:	Flower
	Notes:	"snowdrops".
	Collector:	S. R. Hill 26222
	Date:	25 Mar 1995
	Accession No:	216045
	Image:	216045.jpg
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

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