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Date Location Time Notes
39.3657°–39.3667°N, 94.9349°–94.9279°W;
area to E of water reservoir , E of Hancock
Hill
2003-09-18 39.3660°–39.3775°N, 94.8942°–94.8827°W;
E side of Sherman Army Airfield, just S of
Weston Bend of Missouri River
39.3778°N, 94.9278°W; bluffs W of N end of
Sherman Army Airfield and ca 0.75 mi NE of
Hancock Hill
2003-09-30 39.3799°–39.3911°N, 94.9003°–94.9030°W;
N side of Sherman Army Airfield, just S of
Weston Bend of Missouri River
2003-10-31 39.3526°–39.3545°N, 94.9391°–94.9304°W;
area to E of Wagner Point and NW of National
Cemetery
39.3652°–39.3676°N, 94.9303°–94.9263°W;
area to E of water reservoir and E of Hancock
Hill
39.3628°N, 94.9297°W; landfill dump to SE
of Scout Camp Miles
39.3778°N, 94.9278°W; bluffs W of N end of
Sherman Army Airfield and ca 0.75 mi NE of
Hancock Hill
2003-11-10 39.3679°–39.3748°N, 94.9331°–94.9279°W;
bluffs W of N end of Sherman Army Airfield
and ca 0.75 mi NE of Hancock Hill
39.3717°–39.3744°N, 94.9313°–94.9306°W;
area to N and E of Fort de Cavagnial Picnic
Area
39.3471°–39.3512°N, 94.9439°–94.9414°W;
Government Hill and area 0.25 mi S of
Wagner Point
2003-11-20 39.3507°N, 94.9362°W; area to N and W of
National Cemetery
Floristic Surveys
39.3471°–39.3512°N, 94.9439°–94.9414°W;
Government Hill and area 0.25 mi S of
Wagner Point
39.3776°–39.3780°N, 94.8904°–94.8807°W;
N side of Sherman Army Airfield, just S of
Weston Bend of Missouri River
6 C. A. Morse: survey mesic White oak-Shagbark hickory Forest on
NE-facing slope and floodplain forest along tributary to Quarry
Creek; document populations of Bromus nottawayanus, Carex
hirtifolia, Carex normalis, and Carex rosea. Collections 9788–9792.
4 C. A. Morse: survey disturbed Cottonwood-Sycamore Floodplain
Forest along river. Collections 9793–9805.
4 C. A. Morse: survey Maple-Basswood Forest on steep NE- and Wfacing
bluffs above Missouri River, and marshy floodplain forest at
base of bluffs. Collections 9806–9813.
5 C. A. Morse: survey Cottonwood-Sycamore Floodplain Forest with
herbaceous understory and mud flat along Missouri River; document
populations of Carex crus-corvi, Carex tribuloides var.
sangamonensis, Hypericum pyramidatum, and Lipocarpha
micrantha. Collections 9814–9839.
4 C. A. Morse: survey disturbed White oak-Shagbark hickory Forest
on steep slopes above tributary to Quarry Creek and floodplain forest
along creek; document population of Aster lateriflorus var.
lateriflorus. Collections 9873–9886.
2 C. A. Morse: survey mesic, White oak-Shagbark hickory Forest on
NE-facing slope and Pecan-Hackberry Floodplain Forest along
tributary to Quarry Creek; document populations of Aster lateriflorus
var. lateriflorus, Bromus nottawayanus, and Carex hirtifolia.
Collections 9887–9889.
1 C. A. Morse: survey weedy reclaimed landfill on E side of two-track.
Collection 9890.
2 C. A. Morse: survey Maple-Basswood Forest on steep NE- and Wfacing
bluffs above Missouri River, and marshy floodplain forest at
base of bluffs; document population of Aster lateriflorus var.
lateriflorus. Collections 9891–9892.
4 C. A. Morse & H. Loring: survey Maple-Basswood Forest and White
oak-Shagbark hickory Forest transition on steep NE-facing bluffs
above Missouri River, and marshy floodplain forest at base of bluffs
on E- and W side of Union Pacific RR tracks to edge of river;
document populations of Carex crus-corvi, Carex hitchcockiana,
Carex tribuloides var. sangamonensis, and Hydrophyllum
appendiculatum. Collections 9893–9898.
2 C. A. Morse & H. Loring: survey disturbed White oak-Shagbark
hickory Forest and transition to Maple-Basswood forest on moderate,
NE-facing slopes above Missouri River floodplain; document
population of Aster lateriflorus var. lateriflorus. Collections 9900–
9903.
1 C. A. Morse & H. Loring: survey openings in White oak-Shagbark
hickory Forest along top of ridge, lightly wooded oak savanna and
tallgrass prairie remnants. Collections 9904–9908.
1 C. A. Morse, H. Loring, & V. B. Salisbury: survey disturbed
Glaciated Tallgrass Prairie remnants on moderate S-facing slope.
Collection 9909.
1 C. A. Morse, H. Loring & V. B. Salisbury: survey openings in White
oak-Shagbark hickory Forest along top of ridge, lightly wooded oak
savanna and tallgrass prairie remnants. No collections.
6 C. A. Morse, H. Loring & V. B. Salisbury: survey Pecan-Hackberry
and Cottonwood-Sycamore Floodplain Forests on gently rolling
topography and muddy bar along river; document population of
Carex tribuloides var. sangamonensis, Hydrophyllum
appendiculatum, and Lipocarpha micrantha. Collections 9910-9913.
Analysis of data provided by the R.L. McGregor Collection Management Information System
showed that fieldwork carried out by staff and students affiliated with the R. L. McGregor
Herbarium between 1998 and 2003 has yielded 14 genera, 53 species, and 58 taxa of vascular
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