id	site_id	survey_id	comments	is_deleted	created_by	created_date	last_modified_by	last_modified_date
"1"	"1"	"1"	"Williams Bluff is prairie underneath open pine canopy. I was not able to scout as much as I would like since I was there alone and many of the roads were blocked by fallen trees.  Also, be careful about traveling here without an off-road vehicle - there are very sandy stretches of road that you can get stuck on. From what I could see, some of our target grasses should be collectable here. I would think Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Panicum virgatum, Schizachyrium scoparium. However, I would use Tall Timbers Research Station instead which is roughly and hour away."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-06 13:21:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"2"	"2"	"2"	"Met with Rob Plowes and briefly discussed the goal of my visit.  He was not able to accompany me around the site, but helped me outline areas where I was most likely to find target species.  I could not locate large populations of target species.  Helianthus annuus population can be found at 30.281475 -97.780239. However, many of the flowers seem to be enclosed by a fence. I couldn't tell if it was an experiment (much of the land has experimental facilities/setups). Much of Brackenridge is dense forest, I did not scout inside the forest. There are very few open areas and many of the open areas are small pockets on the side of paths/trails. I would be hesitant to use Brackenridge as a collection site since Barton Creek and Stengl Lost Pines are nearby."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-06 14:17:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"3"	"3"	"3"	"Drove around the site with Tucker Slack and Eric Woolverton.  There weren't any botanists on site, so plant identification was rough.  I was told that a botanist would be on site during the week to double-check target plant populations.  We have notes that Andropogon virginicus is located on site - unsure if this is true.  Areas of Gus Engeling have been recently burned (will receive a burn history map) and native plants have started to grow there, but identification couldn't be done this early.  There should be a mix of native prairie grasses growing, but predominantly Andropogon ternarius.   Plenty of Chamaecrista fasciculata on site.  Very abundant populations, so collection shouldn't be a problem.  Andropogon gerardii populations seem to be patchy, not ideal for collection at the moment.  Should wait to see if populations grow in recently burned areas."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-01-06 14:48:48"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"4"	"4"	"4"	"Big bluestem population (n > 1000) at coordinates 33.310733 -96.248067. We should be able to collect seeds here in September/October. Some areas of the preserve were recently burned in March and October.  Andropogon gerardii, Bouteloua curtipendula, Chamaecrista fasciculata, Echinacea angustifolia, Helianthus annuus, are all found on site. Hypericum punctatum is also found - similar to H. perforatum.  See the vegetation survey (Clymer Meadow Plants.pdf). Population size of each species on the list should be sufficiently large for collection, with the exception of Silphium laciniatum, Saptisia australis, and Manfreda virginica.  There are populations of eastern gamagrass (Tripsacum dactyloides) that appear to be a unique ecotype and are shorter than normal."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-06 15:20:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"5"	"5"	"10"	"Sand-gravel prairie.  Brome, milkweed, verbena?, vitis, big bluestem, white sweet clover, Rhus typhina, goldenrod, Lespedeza, whorled milkweed, Hill's thistle, seabeach needlegrass, yarrow, long-bearded hawkweed, some broomsedge, little bluestem, plantain, Virginia creeper, yellow coneflower, monarda fistulosa, Silene vulgaris, tall cinquefoil, ash.  Small pop side oats: 44.7980914000 -92.9640787000 Side oats grama: 44.7970354000 -92.9623678000 Partridge pea: 44.7989789000 -92.9639277000 large enough to collect. Partridge pea: 44.7998827000 -92.9613466000 decent pop.  A few sunflower (right species?), some lead plant, other Bouteloua sp., prairie clover.  Huge partridge pea: 44.7901007000 -92.958946000 plus lots more towards water. Took pictures of 10 plants (1 flower each) of sunflower."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-08 09:38:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"6"	"6"	"11"	"Canada wild rye, Silene sp., big bluestem, bee balm, white flower plant, short goldenrod, Silphium ? sp., purple prairie clover, mullen, verbena?, purple vetch, Boraginaceae plant (pics).  Pop 1 Partridge pea and little bluestem (med pops) just N up the hill from Pop 2 Partridge pea (large pop) 44.2770966000 -91.9269416000. Lead plant (large pop) 44.2733507000 -91.9371747000. Partridge pea (medium pop) 44.2740951000 -91.938578000. Little bluestem (lots) 44.2729927000 -91.9310888000."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-08 09:47:25"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"7"	"7"	"12"	"Field near labs: big bluestem, little bluestem, Lespedeza sp., sunflower (not annuus), prairie sage (Artemesia ludoviciana), Monarda?, common milkweed, white sweet clover, black-eyed susans, mullein, goldenrod.  Not sure what's natural and what's planted - call to ask.  Indian grass and side oats grama onsite."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-08 09:51:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"8"	"8"	"13"	"Received permission to collect seeds from big bluestem, venus looking glass, side oats grama, any mustards we can find, and any broomsedge we can find.  See map for species locations.  ""New"" prairie areas (more recently restored) had a lot of yellow sweet clover, red clover, some common spiderwort, Indian grass.  Porcupine grass was present throughout the site and was ready to collect now."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-01-08 13:57:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"9"	"9"	"14"	"Andropogon gerardii, Bouteloua curtipendula, and B. dactyloides can be found easily in Unit 104, 105, and 93 (see map). B. dactyloides can be easily collected near the Black Kettle office building.  The grasses should be ready around August/September.  The terrain is mainly rolling hills.  B. dactyloides and B. curtipendula can be found on top of the hills and A. gerardii should be found along the slopes and at the bottom of the hills.  Rattlesnakes are common in the area, so use caution when in the area."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-08 13:57:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"10"	"10"	"19"	"Selman Living Laboratory is roughly 7 miles away, so Gloria Caddell can keep track of the plants here and provide a place to stay at Selman.  Andropogon gerardii, Bouteloua curtipendula, and B. dactyloides can be found easily.  Helianthus annuus and H. petiolaris can be found in disturbed areas and underneath the tram at Alabaster.  There is a gate just north of the entrance that leads to small populations of H. annuus, Polygonum sp., and Echinacea angustifolia.  Triodanis perfoliata and Hypericum perforatum can also be found along the path/road."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-09 13:03:42"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"11"	"11"	"20"	"UOBS is mostly forest and dense shrubland.  There are three dirt paths that lead into the ecological research area along Oklahoma University Road.  Use caution when in the area - Toxicodendron radicans is abundant and the paths are rough and narrow.  Andropogon gerardii is occasional in the ecological research area.  Chamaecrista fasciculata is fairly common along the paths and along Lake Texoma.  Speak to Donna Cobb for information on housing at UOBS.  Housing is normally cheap or free for researchers.  It's located roughly 70 miles away from Decatur, TX (Caddo-LBJ Grasslands) and Celeste, TX (Clymer Meadow)."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-09 13:12:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"12"	"12"	"21"	"Gloria Caddell is the botanist on site and is willing to keep track of plant phenology for us.  She knows where many of the plants will be growing.  The actual ecological area is not at the site coordinates recorded in the site record (that is the observatory). You can find Andropogon gerardii, Bouteloua curtipendula, and B. dactyloides at 36.7035 -99.2684.  There is also Triodanis perfoliata in the area, but seed collection would most likely have to be done around May.  If you drive north from Mooreland, OK, Hypericum perforatum can be found along the road."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-09 13:24:07"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"13"	"13"	"22"	"Met with Melissa Whittington and toured the site.  She has agreed to keep an eye out for target species and will send me coordinates of populations.  She will also contact other field sites to check where we may find other target species.  There should be large populations of Triodanis perfoliata and T. biflora around 32.682917 -93.663833 and around the Cypress Nature Study Center facility.  There are definitely Echinacea and Hypericum species here, but I couldn't determine the species except for E. pallida.  I'm confident that C. fasciculata occurs somewhere on site and it is marked as being found within the property, but we did not have a chance to locate it.  It should also be noted that most of the species on the property are natural populations."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-09 14:22:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"14"	"14"	"23"	"Met with Andre Daugereaux and toured the site.  There is Andropogon gerardii and Chamaecrista fasciculata, but it is planted.  The only abundant, natural target species would be Andropogon virginicus.  A. virginicus is abundant on the site, but will occur in different areas yearly due to mowing.  It will not be difficult to spot populations, however."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2014-01-09 15:05:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"15"	"15"	"24"	"Summary of visit (including species found, population locations, and notes on phenology): Most of the species here wont be ready until fall (September to November). There is a good population of Echinacea purpurea at 34.12862 N, 85.40522 W. There is also a lot of Tripsacum dactyloides at the same coordinates. I would highly recommend that you have someone guide you to this location  it is not a simple hike! Your best bet would be Malcolm. There is a great spot to collect several of our target species at 34.13567 N, 85.41195 W. It is a long road that passes through those coordinates, so you dont actually have to go to that precise location. One side of the road is open prairie and the other side is prairie underneath open canopy. At the above coordinates, I found Andropogon gerardii, Panicum virgatum, Sorghastrum nutans, Tripsacum dactyloides, Chamaecrista fasciculata, Helianthus mollis. There are Rudbeckia and Hypericum species but we werent able to key them in the field."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-10 14:03:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"16"	"16"	"25"	"This was one of the first site visits I did that was not local (near NYC).  We spent most of the time sampling S. lyrata and T. perfoliata and then scouting potential sites for other species on the list and asked about site logistics."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-26 20:51:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"17"	"17"	"34"	"On this visit we scouted sites for target species, but we were limited by intense rainstorms. Jason Love directed us to a few potential sites at Coweeta and at a nearby place (Land Trust for the Little Tennessee) that works with Coweeta.  We found a pop each of S. lyrata and T. perfoliata at Coweeta dn at the LTLT.  Most other species at Coweeta were woodland species (not on the PB list)"	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-28 12:58:21"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"18"	"18"	"43"	"The site was surveyed for target species, and we began collections of some early flowering species.  Site access is simple (drivable) with many target species occurring in disturbed areas around the main buildings (dorms, greenhouse, lodge, mansion) and less species in the woods."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-28 22:45:52"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"19"	"19"	"48"	"We surveyed the forest via insight from Jessica about where to look for our target species.  Most potential populations were found on the edge of the forest or in open/disturbed areas as few of the current PB species are woodland inhabitants.  Therefore, populations can be easily accessed via trails and roads at NYBG."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-30 13:07:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"20"	"20"	"53"	"Under the direction of Sara and Judson I scouted sites that were likely to have the target species - mostly this included disturbed (recently wooded or burned) areas. Some target species were on the actual trails and flanking the edge of the woods.  Trails leading into the woods did not result in many good new sites - I will simply follow the tips of Sara and Judson and refer to the Duke Forest map for guidance for 2014."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-30 13:31:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"21"	"21"	"60"	"This is a small site ran by CH Botanical Gardens - with tips from Johnny Randall we found some target species alongside paths and open meadows.  This site has fairly easy access (parking area and the rest is walkable). The mixed meadows are great for PB because they are not over run by invasive species or degraded by abundant deer grazing."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-30 14:21:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"22"	"22"	"63"	"This is a really friendly small site with easy access and knowledgeable staff.  Working here is a pleasure - you can stay on site and drive right up to potential areas. Only a handful of species occur here, but for 2014 I would like to get back to this site more frequently and try to recruit help from some of grad students/staff."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-01-30 14:37:17"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"23"	"23"	"74"	"Scott Bailey was very supportive of the Project Baseline efforts - though we did not get our permit application done in time for official approval - he granted permission for seed collection along roads and near buildings.  This was actually ideal, because these disturbed areas are where most of our target species tend to occur. If we decide to add forest species for 2014 we will need to get an official permit.   Scott provided guidance on species locations - note that most researchers here are experts on animals! But I was able to find two target species on site."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-02-06 21:16:38"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"24"	"24"	"81"	"Under the guidance of Audrey with details on which tracts to investigate, Beth and Colette looked for various target species.  Milkweeds and Impatiens were found with possibly some grasses. This site is promising for future collections and the researchers are knowledgeable about species locations and phenology."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-02-06 21:50:44"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"25"	"25"	"88"	"I visited this site by chance because I decided to camp here on the way to Claytor Nature Center - most of the site is forested and will not have many PB species.  However near the parking lots was lots of Impatiens!"	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-02-11 20:00:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"26"	"26"	"101"	"Our crew went to this site with precise tips about where to look for target grass species that were to be in fruit.  The site was fairly easy to access, with many roads and trails. Al 2013 grass species were found and collected - this will be a great site for 2014 if it is necessary to get more grasses."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-02-11 20:56:48"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"27"	"27"	"128"	"Beth visited this site after obtaining permissions 'on the road' - we had gotten tips that some of the fall grasses could be present here.  She only had time to go the specific sites, but was able to collect a couple of target species this year. She did recon/collections on the same trip"	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-02-13 13:37:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"28"	"28"	"133"	"Carol occasionally surveyed the site for PB while already on site for Ecology classes, etc. She found a population of Penstemon and volunteered to do some collecting.  Because I did not visit the site myself, it is unclear if it will be good for target species in 2014 - but is certainly worth checking with Carol again."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-02-14 13:21:56"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"29"	"29"	"144"	"Scouted for Helianthus annuus and Asclepias syriaca on site.  Much of the site is strip planted in corn or soybeans (a few sunflowers on the north edge of site) to manage for birds for hunting.  Also visited Nodaway County Community Lake nearby (north of Maryville) to look for Penstemon digitalis - found some, but not a lot.  Check back next year?"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-02 14:23:29"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"30"	"30"	"145"	"Scouted two trails while in the area.   Little Charitan Prairie:  Andropogon gerardii, a very small population of Echinacea pallida in sand area near road.  Bee Trace Trail:  Achillea millefolium, Penstemon digitalis.  This is a newer restoration project compared to Little Charitan Prairie."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-02 14:35:46"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"31"	"31"	"146"	"Talked with Tom about the park and plants.  Any Andropogon gerardii on site was planted as part of a restoration.  There is a nice wet prairie on the site, but not many species from our (2103) list.  Good populations of Impatiens capensis on both sides of Locust Creek near Iron Bridge.  Achillea millefolium and Tradescantia ohiensis in the Savanna area."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-02 14:46:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"32"	"32"	"147"	"Josh Roller was out of town (until June 16), so no insight from him.  Looked around and scouted the area on our own.  Very nice and healthy prairie remnant.  Not many plants flower now, so we didn't see many target species on site.  Maybe be able to ask Josh Roller for a species list (and densities?) later.  Silphium laciniatum, Tradescantia ohiensis, Zizia aurea, Phlox sp., Achillea millefolium, Cuscuta sp., Andropogon gerardii (?)"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-02 14:56:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"33"	"33"	"148"	"Spoke with Anna Persell, who gave us a Crowder State Park species list and suggested two sites to scout in the park.    Thompson River Trail (a brushy open area):  Solidago sp., Galium sp., many woody shrubs including Rosa sp.  Didn't see any focal species - maybe a single Triodanis sp. plant.  Middle of Tall Oaks Trail (open oak-red cedar savanna):  lots of grasses (unknown spp.), Lespedeza sp., Apocynum sp. (cannibinum?).  Didn't identify any target species on site."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-07 11:15:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"34"	"34"	"149"	"Met with Roxie Campbell, the park naturalist, to talk about plants on site.  She went through our species list to tell us which were present at Rock Bridge State Park and which were planted or remnant populations.  See also map, which marks species in locations at Rock Bridge.  Andropogon gerardii:  planted in Grassland Trail area in large enough populations to collect (MO seed sources planted in 1982) or remnant populations in remnant prairies on site (but probably not large enough populations to collect from).  Andropogon virginicus:  lots of remnant populations in old fields (near Wagon Wheel Trailhead) and glades (near Coyote Bluff).  Impatiens capensis:  present along streams in the park, but no large populations.  Suggested Katy Trail State Park in Rocheport has large populations.  Triodanis perfoliata:  some in old fields and in the Grassland Trail area.  Amoprha canescens:  planted in grassland trail area, but not a lot (maybe 25-50 plants total).  Bouteloua curtipendula:  present in the glade area, but not in large numbers.  May not be enough to collect.  Echinacea purpurea:  planted in the glade, but only a few present.  Leah and I walked the Grassland Trail to scout for populations.  Plenty of Andropogon gerardii, Apocynum cannibinum, Achillea millefolium, Penstemon digitalis.  Some Triodanis perfoliata in the northwest crux of the trail between the main trail and the white connector trail, just off the trail (~50 plants).  Also, about 50-100 plants of T. perfoliata scattered along the east loop of the trail, from forest edge to the trailhead.  Penstemon digitalis populations located at: 38.8659375N, -92.3283341W 38.8785576N, -92.3265830W 38.8697625N, -92.3301160W"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-07 11:35:23"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"35"	"35"	"150"	"Very hot, which limited our scouting a little.  Met with Dana Hoisington at the visitor center and he showed us where our target plants may occur (see also map).  They have a very small amount of Impatiens capensis along the stream, but not nearly enough to collect.  Dana also said there was some Bouteloua curtipendula, but wasn't sure how much or where it would be located.  They have lots of Helianthus mollis, but no Helianthus annuus.  There may be some Brassica nigra on roadsides, but we didn't see any during our visit.  We hiked the north half of Drover's Trail (the large loop), but ran into bison on the trail and couldn't walk the rest of the trail.  Saw 100-200 Amorpha canescens just uphill from the beginning of the trail (near the visitor center).  Saw a couple of flower heads of Echinacea pallida along the far end of the loop on the trail - there are probably many more not flowering yet (Dana said it was a large population).  Next, we hiked Gay Feather Trail and found a population of Echinacea pallida on the north branch (37.5145243N -94.5731009W).  It was a large but not huge population, so it may or may not be big enough to collect from.  Walked Haunkah Prairie next and found lots of Andropogon gerardii (37.5041454N -94.5532010W).  We also found two Triodanis perfoliata plants, but no more than that.   Hiked the Path of the Sky People.  We found a population of several hundred Amorpha canescens (~500 plants) and Linum sulcatum along the north branch of the trail (37.5060702N -94.5295822W).  Scattered Amorpha canescens along the south end of the trail, too.  Dana thought there was Triodanis perfoliata plants along this trail, too, but we didn't see any.    Also, Dana thought there would be lots of Andropogon virginicus in the corner of land between Central Road and NW 150th Lane (NW corner).  A fence prevented us from scouting there (can get around the fence if needed, but we ran out of time to walk around).   Also saw lots of Coreopsis sp. (lanceolata?), Achillea millefolium, Rhus sp., Aster sp., Orbexilum pedunculatum??"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-07 12:03:48"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"36"	"36"	"151"	"Met with Celeste Prussia at Mincy House.  She gave us a paper published about the Bull Shoals Conservation Area glad flora.  She also has a complete species list she can email (need to follow up with her later to ask for it).  Most of the land at Bull Shoals is rocky limestone and very dry - oak forest, savanna, and glades.  Celeste showed us three areas to scout.  First, an open field of Andropogon gerardii and Sorghastrum nutans (possibly planted?) across from a field of Sorghum halepense (large population) at 36.5659222N -93.1012192W.  Second, two glades down a side road (we scouted the nearest glade which was really cool, but we didn't hike the 2.5 miles to the next glade since we found little of interest at the first glade, but to find it you can follow the same road farther) - found only some Andropogon gerardii (36.5659222N -93.1012192W).  Third, areas around the Drury House (the second field house at the end of Drury Road - one is an openish savanna leading down to the lake and the other is an open area on the other side of the house and down the hill).  We found Andropogon gerardii and Sorghastrum nutans, but no other focal species.  Also found lots of Verbascum thaspum, Helianthus sp., Asclepias sp. (tuberosa?), unknown mint species, and Juniperus virginiana."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-07 12:26:57"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"37"	"37"	"152"	"Most of this site is actually forested, with one edge of the area bordered by a rocky river.  There are two fields, both of which have had some management and restoration, though they were also historical fields.    The lower field by the field house (where we saw the copperhead snake):  Found several hundred Impatiens capensis plants along the river and a creek that empties into the river (37.9478366N -91.1776954W).  Triodanis perfoliata found at 37.9460374N -91.1773184W and at 37.9450628N -91.1777855W (we took one herbarium specimen of T. perfoliata).  Andropogon gerarddi and Sorghastrum nutans throughout.  Also lots of Ruellia sp., Solidago sp., Penstemon digitalis, Rhubus sp., at least 2 species of unknown sedges, Elymus sp., Securigera varia, Rumex sp., several Aster spp.  The higher field up the hill (37.9452967N -91.1730085W):  Schizachyrium scoparium, Andropogon gerardii, Triodanis perfoliata.  Also saw Penstemon digitalis, Penstemon pallida, Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Rudbeckia hirta, Aster spp., Elymus sp."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-07 13:32:47"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"38"	"38"	"153"	"Walked all trails in the park. Found two small populations of Impatiens capensis, but neither population was big enough to collect from.  Eurybia macrophylla, Pteridium aquilinum, Dryopteris sp., Maianthemum canadense, one species of yellow-flowered water lily, Achillea millefolium (scattered), Equisetum sp., Rubus idaeus, Phleum pratense, Aquilegia canadensis, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Silene sp., Toxicodendron radicans, Cornus canadensis, Linnaea borealis, several grass and sedge species (unknown)"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-09 15:36:50"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"39"	"39"	"154"	"Walked the Tell Lake Trail, Chase Point Trail, and Pine Lake Trail.  Found one population of Impatiens capensis along the boardwalk of the north end of the Tell Lake Trail.    Dryopteris sp., Maianthemum canadense, Lotus corniculatus, Eurybia macrophylla, Hieracium aurantiacum, Galium sp., Rosa sp., Equisetum sp., Pteridium aquilinum, Asarum canadense, Linnaea borealis, Cornus canadensis, Antennaria sp., Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Vicia sp., Phleum pratense, very few Aquilegia canadense"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-09 15:53:56"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"40"	"40"	"155"	"Scouted along Big Bog Boardwalk.  Lots of Impatiens capensis along the north and east edges of Ludlow Pond.  May also be more I. capensis at the Southern Unit.  Achillea millefolium, Erigeron sp., Cirsium sp., Equisetum sp., Alnus sp., Salix sp., Larix laricina, Cornus canadensis, Andromeda polifolia, Chamaedaphne calyculata, Vaccinium oxycoccos, Eriophorum sp., Maianthemum canadense, some Silene sp., Toxicodendron radicans, Asarum canadense, Pteridium aquilinum, Chrysanthemum leucanthemum"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-09 16:20:13"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"41"	"41"	"156"	"Met with Chris Gronewold at the visitor's center.  He was busy, but suggested several places to scout.  Lots of Silene sp. throughout park.  Josephine Lake Area:  Lots of Aquilegia canadensis, Toxicodendron radicans, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Eurybia macrophylla, Vicia sp., Pteridium aquilinum, Rubus sp.  Peace Pipe Vista (and trail directly to lake shore):  Impatiens capensis (47.211889N, -95.177786W).  Also, Toxicodendron radicans, several rush species, Cypripedium reginae, Aquilegia canadensis, Cornus sp., Apocynum androsaemifolium, Maianthemum canadense, Eurybia macrophylla  Headwaters area:  Lots of Impatiens capensis near headwaters and along first half mile or so of Mississippi River.  Also, Aquilegia canadensis, Pteridium aquilinum, Eurybia macrophylla, Equisetum sp., Toxicodendron radicans, Typha sp., Thalictrum sp., Parthenocissus quinquefolia, species of yellow flowered water lily, Asarum canadense, Phalaris arundinacea"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-09 16:52:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"42"	"42"	"157"	"Met with Sean Jenkins, who took us around several prairie and barrens sites at Kibbe.  Most sites are/were maintained with fire, but Barb's Prairie was planted originally by The Nature Conservancy (they probably know the seed sources) and is now owned by the IL DNR.  Lots of very unique but small open sites along the bluffs.  Saw Amorpha canescens, Sorghastrum nutans, Schizachyrium scoparium, Triodanis perfoliata (40.3712190N -91.4006172W, with Carex pennsylvanica, Penstemon pallida, Parthenocissus quinquefolia) and lots along trials and in oak barrens on site) in large enough populations to collect.  T. perfoliata will likely be ready to collect in about one month.  Sean says there is much Impatiens capensis (and maybe I. pallida) on the site.  Also small populations of Linum sulcatum, Echinacea pallida, Echinacea purpurea.  Also saw Melanthium virginicum, a rare species in IL.  Turkey Barren:  Rhus glabra, (Apocynum cannibinum?), some Triodanis perfoliata scattered throughout (lots total, always in small populations), Galium sp.  Barb's Prairie (40.3699479N -91.4007199W):  A planted area.  Panicum virgatum, Phleum pratense, Apocynum (cannibinum?), few Echinacea pallida, Securigera varia, Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Bromus (inermis?), Baptisia sp., Tradescantia ohiensis, Parthenium integrifolium, Phlox sp., Elymus sp., Aster sp., Lespedeza sp., Solidago sp., a couple of species of Helianthus (but not annuus or petiolaris).  Remnant on trail behind dorms (40.3695515N -91.4077525W):  Amorpha canescens, some Andropogon gerardii, Schizachyrium scoparium, Danthonia spicata, Sorghastrum nutans, very little Linum sulcatum, Triodanis perfoliata, Elymus sp., Erigeron sp., Symphyotrichum ericoides, Pycnanthemum sp., (woodland ryegrass?), Rosa carolina, Helianthus divercatus, Poa pratensis, (plains pussytoes?)"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-14 16:30:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"43"	"43"	"158"	"Met with Jenny Coughlin and her intern, Paul, at the MidAmerican Power Station, and they led us to the Big Sand Mound preserve.  We only walked the area owned by the power company, but there's land to the north that's part of the preserve and owned by Monsanto.  Very dry and sandy area, overall.  Dunes in the Mississippi River built up into an island, where the preserve is now.  Lots of dunes, lots of open land, some wet areas, seasonal ponds, river land under trees on the bank (with Alliaria petiolata).  Robinia pseudoacacia stands in some plants, which they plan to burn soon.  Found Andropogon gerardii, Andropogon virginicus, Triodanis perfoliata (very small population at 41.32813693N -91.0837354W), Verbascum thapsus, Physalis sp., Achillea millefolium, Stipa spartea (?),  Lithospermum canescens, Lespedeza sp., Rhus aromatica, Galega officinalis"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-04-14 16:52:08"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"44"	"44"	"159"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species:  Andropogon gerardii: a few individuals flowering Triodanis perfoliata: flowering and fruiting Echinacea pallida: early flowering stage Amorpha canescens: producing buds/not flowering Allium sp: flowering Linum sulcatum: flowering"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-04-28 22:19:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"45"	"45"	"160"	"Located two populations of Larrea tridentata to collect from. Good wildflower year, despite overall drought. Joshua trees not flowering much this year. Mostly un-staffed, did talk with one docent. Camped at main campground."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 12:10:25"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"46"	"46"	"161"	"Located two populations of Eschscholzia californica and two populations of Bromus tectorum to collect from. Good year, despite drought. Docents and visitors may stop you for going off trail. Have to hike to all locations."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 12:31:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"47"	"47"	"162"	"Located five populations to collect from: one Stipa pulchra, one Brassica rapa, one Brassica nigra, one Raphanus stativus, one Bromus diandrus. Still waiting for City of Goleta permit to be processed."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 12:39:45"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"48"	"48"	"163"	"Met with Paul and Cathy (managers), who were an incredible resource for species information. Located and got environmental data for two populations of Stipa pulchra, one Mimulus guttatus, one Brassica nigra, and one Bromus carinatus. We were too late to collect Stipa and too early for Mimulus. Just too late for Brassica. Be sure to meet with Paul and Cathy to get gate codes map and directions. Reserve is in pieces/patchy."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 12:51:09"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"49"	"49"	"164"	"Lots of roadside Hypericum perforatum. Achillea around. Should check Timothy Springs Trail in a wetter year for Aquilegia formosa. Saw some on trail but covered in aphids or aborted fruits. Never saw Mimulus guttatus, but would like to access ""Corporation"" area on FS32 and Butte Creek in Box Canyon."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 12:58:23"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"50"	"50"	"165"	"Most of the forest is probably too dense for most of our species. Found one population of Hypericum perforatum at Squirrel Mine."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 13:03:18"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"51"	"51"	"166"	"This was a dry year and August is the dry season. Saw little Aquilegia or Mimulus. Found one Hypericum perforatum population on road out of Lena Creek Campground."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 13:10:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"52"	"52"	"167"	"Saw a lot of loosely scattered Aquilegia formosa and Mimulus guttatus, but usually not enough to collect."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 13:14:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"53"	"53"	"168"	"Mostly unsuccessful, but found one Helianthus annuus population on the way out. Might be BLM. Also located Mimulus and Aquilegia populations. Saw Achillea millefolium scattered and in patches. Saw a few Aquilegia formosa, but not enough to collect. Dipsacus is scattered. Could not access Big Summit Prairie because of private land."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 13:25:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"54"	"54"	"169"	"Located populations of Mimulus guttatus and Hypericum perforatum at Metolius River Trail, Suttle Lake, and Corbett State Park.  Had no luck at: Island Lake, Whitewater Rd., Marion Rd, Cheat Creek Trail, PCT off Hwy 20, Twin Meadows Rd, Pioneer Ford Campground, Lower Bridge at Metolius River. Saw a lot of Bromus carinatus along Hwy 20, but may be private."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 13:36:53"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"55"	"55"	"170"	"Located one population of Stipa pulchra sufficient for collecting (and did). Other Stipa populations were too small. Did not see Brassica nigra. The Stipa site I collected at may be good as future Erodium cicutarium site. Found one ambiguous poppy site and filled out field form, but I think it is probably Eschscholzia caespitosa."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-05-09 13:47:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"56"	"56"	"171"	"Stopped at the Nature Center and talked with Andrea about our plant list.  She suggested we go through the Bison and Elk Prairie (driving only allowed), where many prairie species (especially grasses) can be found.  Also, the Nature Center maintains populations of many prairie species in their outreach area (originally planted from local seed sources but now propagated internally) but they are generally small populations, and there is a population of naturally growing Impatiens capensis along the edges of Red Wolf Pond in the outreach area.  At the entrance to the Bison and Elk Prairie (36.7838197N -880666463W):  Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Aster spp., Tripsacum dactyloides  Within the Bison and Elk Prairie (must pay to enter and stay in car):  Andropogon virginicus? (36.7991072N -88.0627059W; 36.7842228N -88.0659384W; scattered throughout), Sorghastrum nutans, Andropogon gerardii, Aster spp., Asclepias tuberosa, Solidago sp., Tripsacum dactyloides, Ratibida pinnata, Securigera varia  At the Nature Center (planted populations from local seed sources, all small populations; 37.0368606N -87.8806738W):  Andropogon gerardii, Echinacea purpurea, Helianthus occidentalis, Impatiens capensis"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-14 11:56:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"57"	"57"	"172"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  Found: Andropogon gerardii: everywhere, not flowering Helianthus annuus: along the highway (""Bottomlands""), not flowering Echinacea pallida/angust.: early stages of flowering Amorpha canescens: producing buds, not flowering Allium sp.: flowering Psoralidium tenuiflorum: flowering"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-14 13:30:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"58"	"58"	"173"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species. Found: Andropogon gerardii: a few individuals flowering Chamaecrista fasciculata: not flowering, found in irrigation plots Echinacea pallida/angust.: flowering, not producing fruits Amorpha canescens: some individuals producing buds Psoralidium tenuiflorum: flowering, not producing fruits"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-14 13:44:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"59"	"59"	"174"	"Met with Cody Considine and talked about a species plant list at Nachusa.  Then talked to Kim Schmidt (a grad student working on turtles), and she suggested many specific locations to look at on site.  Both Cody and Kim had to leave at 4:00, but Ben (an intern) drove us around to many sites to look for plants.  There is copious Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Sporobolus heterolepis, Koeleria macrantha, and Bouteloua curtipendula.  We found huge populations of Echinacea pallida, big populations of Triodanis perfoliata, Impatiens capensis (one population only), and Amorpha canescens.  There is Mimulus on site, though probably not M. guttatus and we didn't see it.  Linum sulcatum exists on site, but in small populations; they prefer we don't collect it.  Some kind of Brassica sp. but seeds have already dropped.    Ed's Remnant (41.8883354N -89.3510178W):  Andropogon gerardii, Amorpha canescens, Lithospermum canescens, Achillea millefolium, Sorghastrum nutans, Coreopsis sp., Sporobolus heterolepis, Erigeron sp.  Doug's Remnant (41.8891838N -89.3532499W):  Lots of Echinacea pallida, Amorpha canescens, Coreopsis sp., Sporobolus heterolepis, Sorghastrum nutans, Andropogon gerardii, Achillea millefolium, Tradescantia ohiensis, Rosa arkansana, Amelanchier sp., Antennaria sp., Parthenium integrifolium, Baptisia sp.  Oak Island (41.8928360N -89.3441730W):  Echinacea pallida, Helianthus mollis, Achillea millefolium, Erigeron sp., Lespedeza sp., Sporobolus heterolepis, Sorghastrum nutans, Andropogon gerardii, Antennaria sp., Silphium laciniatum  Coyote Hills (41.8802031N -89.3534860W):  Triodanis perfoliata on drier hilltops, Erigeron sp., Galega officinalis, Helianthus mollis, Antennaria sp., Lespedeza sp., Sporobolus heterolepis, Sorghastrum nutans, Andropogon gerardii, Silphium terebinthinaceum  The Fens (lots of thorns - bring machete; 41.8815670N -89.3585149W):  Lots of Impatiens capensis, Solidago sp., Mimulus reported here  Porky Hill (41.9187607N -89.3574277W):  Triodanis perfoliata, Achillea millefolium, Bromus (inermis?), Lotus corniculatus, Phleum pratense, Dactylis glomerata, some Amorpha canescens and Triodanis ohiensis  More Impatiens capensis along the stream at the entrance of Orland Tract.  Max's Remnant should have many species, too."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-14 14:07:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"60"	"60"	"175"	"Met Eric Ulaszek at Midewin seed bed area.  All or most of their land is restored, and restoration began recently (mid 1990's), so they don't have many of our species.  He took us to a huge population of Impatiens capensis (41.337737N -88.161565W), and pointed out on a map where Andropogon gerardii and Helianthus annuus are in a small remnant prairie (didn't get to visit these populations, since it requires a gate key).  He also suggested scouting Des Plaines and Goose Lake Prairie.  He knows there are good populations of Linum sulcatum and Bouteloua curtipendula around and could probably show us where they are."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-14 14:25:23"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"61"	"61"	"176"	"I met with Sean McStay and he told me about which species were on the reserve. We only located one population for this year (CA Poppy) but may be able to use it for Lupinus bicolor in a future year. Maybe Erodium cicutarium, but most was E. botrys. Abundant tidy tips. Most of the Stipa is cernua, not pulchra. Sean directed me to Fort Ord National Monument too."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 17:39:32"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"62"	"62"	"177"	"Located two populations of California Poppy, Brassica nigra, and Erodium cicutarium. Be sure to make reservation and obtain gate codes."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 17:44:23"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"63"	"63"	"178"	"Located two populations of Larrea tridentata and four populations of Yucca brevifolia. Collected herbarium specimens, but Yucca brevifolia had few flowers. Some locations require 4WD or clearance."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 17:49:44"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"64"	"64"	"179"	"Cannot use site this year. The season was very dry this year and most annuals are already dry and have dropped seed. It would have been a great site for Erodium cicutarium, but 95% of the plants were crisp and had dropped seed. I could not find Brassica nigra, only Hirschfeldia incana. Probably too far inland. There was some orange and red monkey flower blooming, but not the species from our list."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 17:56:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"65"	"65"	"180"	"Found two Eschscholzia californica and two Stipa pulchra populations. Be sure to call ahead/email to obtain gatecodes."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:06:37"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"66"	"66"	"181"	"Park at El Morro. Get gate key or you have to hike. Located two Brassica nigra populations."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:11:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"67"	"67"	"182"	"Located one potential Brassica nigra population. It is not huge, but probably okay for a <200 sample. Population is at N36.61682, W121.69135 on berm of Station One Rd. Took a left (SE) on Oil Well Rd. from Station One and found potential Lupinus bicolor on left side of trail. Tons of Mimulus aurantiacus in chaparral. Saw a lot of Stipa cernua, could be some Stipa pulchra in spots, but too hard to tell. Parking at trailhead."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:22:55"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"68"	"68"	"183"	"Found scattered Stipa pulchra, but not enough to collect. Located one Eschscholzia californica population off Manzanita and one at Hunting Hollow. Good potential for invasive grasses. Saw some (few) Mimulus guttatus in creeks. Next time get gate codes and permission to drive. It takes a while to get there and you can't drive from one part of park to another."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:32:42"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"69"	"69"	"184"	"Collected Stipa pulchra at one site. Erik says there are poppies, but I didn't find them. No Brassica seen. Tons of exotic grass. Not sure whether this will be good for future years or not. Saw some Aquilegia, not much and not enough to collect now."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:40:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"70"	"70"	"185"	"Did not see even 1/3 of the park. A lot of Coast Redwood forest and grassland coastal scrub mosaic. Found 2 Stipa pulchra populations for next year: Matt Davis Trail and Steep Ravine campground area. Have to hike to sites. Not sure about potential for future species. Absolutely beautiful."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:47:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"71"	"71"	"186"	"Located two Brassica nigra populations. Have to hike in. Not good for natives. Possibly one Stipa population, but missed it."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:52:37"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"72"	"72"	"187"	"Located a large but patchy population (#20) of Brassica nigra. Hirschfeldia incana, Bromus diandrus, Salicornia, also present. Shrubs too and other annuals. Not sure whether this site is appropriate for future collections."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 18:57:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"73"	"73"	"188"	"Camped at Battle Creek campground ($18) flush toilets and water. Hiked trail described in Lassen NF ""Backcountry Byway"" guide to Heart Lake. Found one good population of Aquilegia formosa. Found good Mimulus guttatus along roadside (Plumas County Rd 307) near Lemme Ranch. Checked many other creeks, but suspect duplicate Aquilegia and Mimulus populations are elsewhere in forest. Copious small yellow Mimulus sp., Penstemon sp., Corn Lily (Lillium)."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 19:08:08"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"74"	"74"	"189"	"This was very unproductive. There are few hiking trails other than the Pacific Crest Trail. There is also a lot of private land in the area. The river is wide and rushing without good banks for our species. The terrain is very steep and dry. We located 0 usable populations will probably not revisit."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 19:15:38"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"75"	"75"	"190"	"Located one roadside population of Helianthus annuus. Probably not useful for future populations."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 19:20:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"76"	"76"	"191"	"Weedy patch near irrigation drainage. Good Brassica rapa population. A few miles North from here on Hwy 97, there is a roadside population of Eschscholzia californica."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 19:30:27"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"77"	"77"	"192"	"Located several roadside populations of Mimulus guttatus and Hypericum perforatum in irrigation ditches. They are likely perennially wet."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 19:35:17"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"78"	"78"	"193"	"Located one population of Mimulus guttatus along Darwin Falls trail. There is currently no botanist/biologist on staff."	"0"	"vasil045"	"2014-05-14 19:39:32"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"79"	"79"	"194"	"Eric Ulaszek at Midewin Grassland recommended these two prairie areas owned by the IL DNR (part of Des Plaines Conservation Area).  He says he found Linum sulcatum and Bouteloua curtipendula at the dolomite prairie before.  Grant Creek Prairie Nature Preserve (a remnant prairie at 41.3382147N -88.1624975W):  Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Melilotus officinalis, Tradescantia (ohiensis?), Pastinaca sativa, Helianthus mollis, Lotus corniculatus, Solidago sp., Achillea millefolium, Bromus sp. (inermis?), small amount of Andropogon virginicus, probably some Bouteloua curtipendula  Des Plaines Dolomite Prairies Land And Water Reserve (a dolomite prairie at 41.4155041N -88.1961067W):  Allium canadensis, Andropgon gerardii, Phlox sp. (wetland-loving phlox), Rudbeckia hirta, Sorghastrum nutans, Asclepias sp., Gallium sp., Solidago sp., Cacalia plantaginea, Lythrum alatum, Lobelia spicata, Onosmodium molle, Poa pratensis, Trifolium pratense, Phalaris arundinacea, Erigeron sp., Pastinaca sativa"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-15 16:49:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"80"	"80"	"195"	"Met Art Rohr at the Visitor Center.  He took us around to look for Amorpha canescens and Echinacea pallida.  Almost all of the land is restored prairie, seeded.  Art called it a ""C to C+"" prairie, meaning it's not really high quality.  There are many weeds and non-prairie plants mixed throughout.  Art volunteered to help collect seeds if we collect when he's still working - he's a seasonal worker until the end of August, and can probably watch plant phenology for us.  Helianthus mollis, Securigera varia, Solidago, Bromus (inermis?), Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Lotus corniculatus, Tradescantia (ohiensis?), Cuscuta sp., Pastinaca sativa, Parthenium integrifolium, Achillea millefolium, Phleum pratense, Penstemon digitalis, Liatrus sp., Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, some Bouteloua curtipendula, Amorpha canescens (41.3550932N -88.3021857W), very limited Echinacea pallida, Schizycharium scoparium (41.3494157N -88.3078361W)"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-15 17:05:53"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"81"	"81"	"196"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  Found:  Andropogon gerardii: very abundant, not flowering Amorpha canescens: very abundant, some producing buds Helianthus annuus: one small population near parking area Echinacea pallida: a few large populations, in bud Yucca glauca: abundant Oxytropis lambertii: abundant"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-21 18:42:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"82"	"82"	"197"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  Found:  Andropogon gerardii: not flowering Amorpha canescens: not flowering, not very abundant Chamaecrista fasciculata: one large population, not flowering Echinacea pallida: a couple larger populations, some producing flowers  Phlox, Silphium, and Eryngium abundant"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-21 19:00:13"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"83"	"83"	"198"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  Found:  Amorpha canescens: in bud, not blooming Andropogon gerardii: only a few individuals flowering Chamaecrista fasciculata: small, not flowering Echinacea pallida: blooming, releasing pollen Allium sp.: blooming and beginning to produce fruit Linum sulcatum: in bud, might be blooming Triodanis perfoliata: still producing flowers apically, lower fruits already dehisced"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-21 19:25:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"84"	"84"	"199"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  Found:  Bouteloua gracilis Andropogon gerardii Echinacea pallida Pediomelum argophyllum Helianthus sp. Mimosa sp. Tradescantia sp."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-22 11:06:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"85"	"85"	"208"	"collected populations of Echinacea pallida and Amorpha canescens"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-22 14:41:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"86"	"86"	"209"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.   Found:  Amorpha canescens: flowering Echinacea pallida: flowering Pediomelum argophyllum: flowering Aster sp.: flowering Astragalus sp. Stipa spartea: fruiting Dalea purpurea: beginning to flower Onosmodium molle: flowering Asclepias syriaca Andropogon gerardii Helianthus annuus: not flowering, roadsides along perimeter of preserve Tragopogon Hordeum jubatum"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-22 15:19:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"87"	"87"	"210"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  Found: Ratibida columnifera: flowering Dalea purpurea: flowering Echinacea pallida: flowering Andropogon gerardii: spiking Schizachyrium scoparium: spiking Asclepias syriaca: flowering Bouteloua gracilis: flowering Achillea millefolium: flowering Artemisia sp.: 2 species"	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-22 18:50:18"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"88"	"88"	"211"	"Collected populations of Amorpha canescens, Echinacea pallida, and Schizachyrium scoparium."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-22 20:56:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"89"	"89"	"212"	"Collected a population of Andropogon gerardii."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-22 21:06:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"90"	"90"	"219"	"Met with Ryan Campbell and Rod Walton to talk about project goals and what we're looking for.  Fermilab has some of our species (see also map).  1000 acres of restored prairie on site.  Echinacea pallida is present but only in small and scattered populations (probably not worth collecting).  Bouteloua curtipendula has a large population, but only of planted plants.  Large population of Impatiens pallida on site, and lots of Impatiens capensis.  Also lots of Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Amorpha canescens.  Looked along some of the agricultural fields on Fermilab property for Brassica sp., but didn't find any - may have missed it this year, but could look in future years."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-27 10:18:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"91"	"91"	"220"	"Loess hill prairie.  Found Bromus sp., Bouteloua curtipendula, Schizachyrium scoparium, Sorghastrum nutans, Ambrosia (artemisiifolia?), Verbascum sp., Cornus sericea, Pseudognaphalium obtusifolium, Elymus canadensis, Equisetum sp., infrequent Echinacea pallida, Rhus glabra, unknown species of yellow Asteraceae, Opuntia sp."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-27 10:25:55"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"92"	"92"	"223"	"Spoke with Lisa Kreuger, a professor at University of Tennessee Martin who teachers aquatic plant ecology at the field station.  She suggested locations for Andropogon virginicus and Impatiens capensis, and thought at least one Brassica sp. grew in nearby farm fields (not on public land).  Based on her information, we scouted several areas:  Reelfoot Lake Refuge Visitor Center (36.4525874N -89.3028187W):  they are planting warm season grasses this summer, including Andropogon gerardii.  They already have lots of Sorghastrum nutans, Sorghum halepense, Galium sp., and Rudbeckia hirta across from the area to be planted.  Keystone Trail (state park land, 36.3877167N -89.4518081W):  Large population of Impatiens capensis, Toxicodendron radicans, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Fallopia japonica, Taxodium distichum, Populus deltoides  Hamilton Road (36.4012653N -89.3353795W), where we found lots of Andropogon virginicus (or Schizachyrium scoparium??).  Lisa mentioned they are going to try to let the fields (full of dense brush) grow into a forest.  Boardwalk trail on Grassy Island Wildlife Drive, where we didn't see any focal species.  Lots of Toxicodendron radicans, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, and invasive bamboo.  Far east road in Long Point Unit (along a stream) but didn't find any focal species.  Lots of Toxicodendron radicans, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, and invasive bamboo."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-27 10:54:40"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"93"	"93"	"225"	"Neither David White nor Ralph Thompson could be found, since we visited on a weekend.  We ran into Todd Levine who told us about a clearing that is or used to be a managed small prairie remnant patch.  We walked the trail to the clearing, but it was very shrubby (6-8 foot shrubs - no longer a managed area?).  Saw Toxicodendron radicans, Vitus sp., Parthenocissus quinquefolia.  Didn't find any focal species.  Todd also suggested scouting at Land Between the Lakes."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-27 11:18:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"94"	"94"	"232"	"Met with Stuart Allison, who walked with us around the site to look for plants.  Lots of Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Schizachyrium scoparium, and Impatiens capensis (he says, though we didn't see it).  Decent pouplations of Echinacea pallida.  Small amount of Brassica nigra (too late to collect in 2013) and Amorpha canescens.  Prairie nearest the field house (south prairie):  Solidago sp., Parthenium integrifolium, Sporobolus heterolepis, Desmodium sp., Apocynum cannibinum, Achillea millefolium, Helianthus giganteus, Andropogon gerardii, Schizachyrium scoparium, Sorghastrum nutans, Elymus canadensis, Bromus inermis, Echinacea pallida (40.9713442N -90.0968093W), Silphium laciniatum, Coreopsis sp., Helianthus mollis, Lespedeza capitata, Pycnanthemum tenuifolium, Eryngium yuccifolium, Helianthus grosseserratus, Tradescantia ohiensis, Coreopsis tripteris, Penstemon digitalis, Silphium terebinthinaceum, Silphium integrifolium, Dalea candida, Dalea purpurea, Veronicastrum virginicum, Amphicarpaea bracteata, Toxicodendron radicans, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Asarum sp.  In the spring, there is lots of Dodecatheon meadii and Sisyrinchium sp.  Lost Meadow (prairie remnant surrounded by forest):  Desmodium illinoense, Lobelia spicata, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Silphium integrifolium,  Asclepias tuberosa, Asclepias purpurascens, Tradescantia ohiensis, Solidago sp., Muhlenbergia sp., Sorghastrum nutans, Andropogon gerardii."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2014-05-27 12:46:56"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"95"	"95"	"268"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2014-05-27 15:35:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"96"	"96"	"500"	"Known to occur: Ambrosia artemisiifolia, Andropogon virginicus var. glaucus, Asclepias tuberosa, Echinacea purpurea, Geranium carolinianum, Helianthus annuus, Salvia lyrata, Triodanis biflora, Triodanis perfoliata.  Salvia lyrata in disturbed area near boat launch @ 30.23491 N, 84.30097 W. Abundance is low  around 100-200 individuals.  There is an open wildflower area on the southern side of S.R. 267 just north of the park. I'm not sure if this is park property or not."	"0"	"athuynh"	"2014-06-26 11:52:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"97"	"97"	"501"	"Known to occur: I used a plant inventory study by Brenda Herring to look for plants in the park. Rudbeckia hirta, Geranium carolinianum, Andropogon ternarius, Andropogon virginicus var. virginicus, Ambrosia artemisiifolia, Asclepias tuberosa, Rumex hastatulus, Triodanis biflora, Triodanis perfoliata.  Rumex hastatulus occasional along edges of dirt road along southeastern park boundary. Salvia lyrata occurs in patches along Tram Road. Ambrosia artemisiifolia is common along most roads in the southern portion of the park."	"0"	"athuynh"	"2014-06-26 12:32:07"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"98"	"98"	"575"	"Beth Ansaldi was on site for her dissertation research and surveyed for Baseline species. She found several species that would be in fruit during her stay.  The site is easily accessible."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-07-15 10:54:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"99"	"99"	"592"	"Jenn Weber, Beth Ansaldi, and Colette Berg did recon and collection during the same visit."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-07-15 14:16:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"100"	"100"	"595"	"Colette Berg and Jodie Crose collected Geranium maculatum after conducting recon 1 week prior."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-07-15 14:47:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"101"	"101"	"606"	"Colette Berg and Jodie Crose performed recon and collected on the same day."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-07-17 10:40:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"102"	"102"	"609"	"Jodie Crose, Megan Bishop, and Colette Berg did recon and collected geraniums in one day."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-07-17 11:02:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"103"	"103"	"619"	"Gabriel Diaz, Megan Bishop, and Jimmy Goehl conducted recon and collected Melilotus officinalis during one trip in mid-June."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-07-17 13:01:35"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"104"	"104"	"624"	"Prairie grasses present are Schizachyrium scoparium and Sorghastrum nutans. Pimple mounds spread throughout the prairie contain different plant species, e.g., Rudbeckia hirta. Eryngium yuccifolium and Liatris sp. are abundant throughout the prairie.  Lots of diversity in the prairie. Susan Conaty can check for different plant species and phenology when requested."	"0"	"athuynh"	"2014-07-20 18:31:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"105"	"105"	"626"	"Located Hypericum perforatum flowering. Not many 2013 species."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-05 14:45:40"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"106"	"106"	"628"	"Dactylis glomerata pop"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 14:50:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"107"	"107"	"629"	"camped here and found good Dactylis glomerata pop (flowering) in campsites"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 14:53:40"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"108"	"108"	"630"	"collected Bromus tectorum"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 14:55:47"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"109"	"109"	"631"	"In Uinta National Forest, collected Bromus tectorum and located 1 small Mimulas guttatus population flowering"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 14:58:48"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"110"	"110"	"632"	"Roadside Helianthus annuus just beginning to flower"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 15:15:45"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"111"	"111"	"633"	"Helianthus petiolaris just beginning to flower"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 15:46:35"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"112"	"112"	"634"	"Roadside Helianthus petiolaris, just starting to flower"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 15:50:13"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"113"	"113"	"635"	"use this site name for all ""San Juan County Rd pops. Located roadside Melilotus officinalis and Bromus tectorum"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 15:53:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"114"	"114"	"636"	"Huge Melilotus officinalis population (flowering) collected Bromus tectorum. Managed by BLM and Division of water quality"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 15:57:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"115"	"115"	"637"	"Located 1 small pop of Bromus tectorum and 1 pop of Melilotus officinalis. Lots of M. albus co-occurring but phenology is later. Site was quite dry. M. officinalis in flower with some fruits. B. tectorum ready to collect  *no botanist!"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 16:02:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"116"	"116"	"638"	"Angelique took me to one pop of Bromus diandrus and one of Raphanus sativus. They also have Melilotus oficinalis, but it's being removed. They have a small pop of Geranium carolinianum but did not want us to collect it. Great place to work. Very helpful and enthusiastic. Should keep good relationship."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 16:06:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"117"	"117"	"639"	"Very dry, low diversity. Collected one pop Bromus diandrus. May be a small pop of Helianthus annuus (or Helianthus sp.) that was just flowering some still did not have flowers yet. May be ready July?"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 16:12:54"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"118"	"118"	"640"	"Met with Laura Pavliscak and had a tour. Most species of interest are on Antelope valley side of ranch. Located: Eschscholzia californica. Mimulus guttatus. Bromus diandrus. Bromus tectorum. Yucca brevifolia is abundant but few flowers this year. Larrea tridentata on one edge. It's a drought year, but Antelope valley side had a good spring.  Organize permit through Tejon Ranch Conservancy office is in Lebec, CA and they have a house you can stay in if available."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 16:21:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"119"	"119"	"641"	"Located 1 population of Stipa pulchra, 1 Bromus diandrus, and 1 Brassica nigra all along Trespass Trail from Gaviota Peak Trailhead"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-06 16:27:04"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"120"	"120"	"642"	"Located Populations of Bromus inermis, Dactylis glomerata, Rumex crispus, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Melilotus officinalis, Bromus tectorum, Apocynum cannabinum, collected Bromus tectorum, all else in flower."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-11 18:37:29"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"121"	"121"	"643"	"Located populations of Bromus tectorum, Mimulus guttatus, Bromus inermis, Collected Bromus tectorum and all else in flower"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-08-11 18:43:37"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"122"	"122"	"644"	"Performed recon and collection in one afternoon on August 8. Collection sites adjacent to main entrance and parking lot."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-08-12 12:55:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"123"	"123"	"653"	"Jodie Crose and Colette Berg performed recon there in the second week of June, 2014, and collected August 10, 2014. Camped at campsite near chesnut orchard during both visits."	"0"	"webe0565"	"2014-08-12 13:51:46"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"124"	"124"	"660"	"Located populations of Melilotus officinalis, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Bromus tectorum, and Bromus inermis. Collected Bromus tectorum and the rest were flowering"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-08-13 18:31:57"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"125"	"125"	"661"	"Located populations of Bromus inermis, Melilotus officinalis, Apocynum androsaemifolium in flower."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-08-13 18:34:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"126"	"126"	"662"	"Located populations of Apocynum androsaemifolium, Bromus inermis, in flower."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-08-13 18:37:06"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"127"	"127"	"663"	"Located one population of Dactylis glomerata in flower. Also one of Apocynum cannabinum but totally infested with western poison ivy so we couldn't collect."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-08-13 18:38:45"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"128"	"128"	"664"	"Located populations of Bromus tectorum (collected), Bromus inermis, Melilotus officinalis, flowering."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-08-13 18:40:27"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"129"	"129"	"711"	"Random roadside collection. Opportunistic. No permit. No contact info"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-09-05 14:33:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"130"	"130"	"775"	"We were looking for Impatiens glandulifera along the Sandy River, but could not find an access point. Found Dactylis glomerata on roadside."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-09-18 17:56:47"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"131"	"131"	"776"	"At .8 miles, paved road turns to dirt road. Road forks (take left fork). Proceed .25 miles to site. Park at 37.42241 N, 119.70547 W"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:11:52"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"132"	"132"	"777"	"Collected plants from eroding shale embankment on both sides of Sand Ridge Road."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:19:38"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"133"	"133"	"778"	"Located sites previously collected and represented in herbarium specifmens. Populations #6, and #20 in CCH list have released most of their seeds. Collected about 100 maternal families at Pop #6 (near ford of San Antonio Creek on del Venturi road in 2 patches). At pop #20, a hot fire passed through in Aug./Sep. 2013 Where soil is high in ash and very soft, enough plants have survived herbivory to collect. At this site, game trails criss-cross the slope on SE side of Milpitas Roads."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:29:26"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"134"	"134"	"779"	"Rapidly collected individual and bulk families; plants were often less than 0.1 m apart."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:31:09"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"135"	"135"	"780"	"collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:33:02"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"136"	"136"	"781"	"Embankments lining hairpin curve where parking pull-out is located"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:35:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"137"	"137"	"782"	"Patch of Clarkia unguiculata found on roadside at parking area for trail head (Fuel Break Trail). First patch on reddish soil where grasses and weeds are somewhat less dense. Some surviving Clarkia unguiculata are protected by fallen/dead shrub branches. Continued down Lake Clementine Rd: Patch #2: West-facing embankment on east side, very steep, rock outcrop with red soil. Avena barbata and other grasses and thistles. Plants collected on both sides of road."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:38:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"138"	"138"	"783"	"Drive by sighting of CLUN on West-facing embankment of HWY 49 at Nielson Rd. Across road on north side of intersection with Nielson Rd, flat area is occupied by scattered CLUN. Collected on both sides of road; soil appears to be gray, decomposing shale."	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:45:38"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"139"	"139"	"784"	"collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:46:40"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"140"	"140"	"785"	"collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:48:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"141"	"141"	"786"	"Located and collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:48:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"142"	"142"	"787"	"Located and collected Hypericum perforatum and Clarkia unguiculata and Dactylis glomerata"	"0"	"lucch007"	"2014-10-01 14:53:55"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"143"	"143"	"799"	"Located populations of Apocynum androsaemifolium, Bromus inermis, Apocynum cannabinum, Bromus tectorum. Everything was in flower, except B. inermis, which we collected. It turned out that Apocynum flowered very little and most plants never produced fruits."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-10-17 15:26:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"144"	"144"	"807"	"Had a blanket permit for this USFS region. Located population of Bromus inermis."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-10-20 14:50:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"145"	"145"	"830"	"Collected seeds of Clarkia unguiculata."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2014-11-13 12:57:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"146"	"146"	"845"	"Located a patchy population of Helianthus annus along the roadside"	"0"	"sharm353"	"2014-12-02 13:06:02"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"147"	"148"	"859"	"Collected seeds from Tradescantia ohiensis and Dactylis glomerata."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-01-08 17:02:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"148"	"149"	"883"	"Collected seeds from populations of Amorpha canescens, Sorghastrum nutans, Ratibida pinnata, and Schizachyrium scoparium."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 12:48:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"149"	"150"	"889"	"Collected seeds from populations of Echinacea pallida, Dalea purpurea, and Ratibida columnifera."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 14:38:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"150"	"151"	"893"	"Collected seeds from populations of Dalea purpurea and Asclepias syriaca."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 14:55:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"151"	"152"	"907"	"Collected seeds from populations of Melilotus officinalis, Bromus inermis, and Bouteloua curtipendula."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 15:45:06"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"152"	"153"	"910"	"Collected seeds from a population of Melilotus officinalis."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 15:50:34"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"153"	"154"	"913"	"Collected seeds from populations of Bromus inermis and Dactylis glomerata."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 15:55:57"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"154"	"155"	"916"	"Collected seeds from populations of Impatiens pallida."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-09 16:03:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"155"	"156"	"981"	"Collected one population of Brassica nigra in a disturbed area between parking lot and Perkins Tower."	"0"	"goehl013"	"2015-02-11 14:36:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"156"	"157"	"984"	"Collected seed from populations of Bouteloua curtipendula."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-11 21:42:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"157"	"158"	"985"	"Collected seeds from populations of Helianthus petiolaris."	"0"	"jahnk083"	"2015-02-11 22:22:38"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"158"	"159"	"1019"	"Collected one population of Rumex along the edges of a disturbed field."	"0"	"goehl013"	"2015-02-16 12:30:33"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"159"	"160"	"1065"	"Collected one population of Dactylis in a grassy meadow."	"0"	"goehl013"	"2015-02-24 19:49:56"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"160"	"161"	"1070"	"Stipa pochra: 527253, 4268552 (entrance pasture)             : 525314, 4270546 (Three Tree Hill)  E. californian: 527041, 4268814 (barn parking strip)               : 525788, 4269898 (McCann exclosure)  Mimulus gottatus: 38.56689, -122.68852 (barn meadow)   : 38.57539, -122.70076 (Turtle Pond turnoff) SMALL   : 38.56378, -122.688544 (entrance) small  Hypericum perforatum: 38.58317, -122.69666 (Redwood Canyon Trailhead)"	"0"	"palts001"	"2015-02-24 23:13:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"161"	"162"	"1071"	"one site with populations of B. rapa, R. sativa, and B. diandius: 38.40729, -123.09769 west of Kortum Trail, south of Carlevaro Way parking"	"0"	"palts001"	"2015-02-24 23:20:16"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"162"	"163"	"1072"	"Hypericum perforatum: not up yet, Cathy will let us know  Rumex crispus: 39.11883, -122.90114 (flower, fruit)              : 39.12490, -122.89747 (veg, some flowers; last year's fruits)  Bromus diandros: 39.11901, -122.90170 (green fruit)       : 39/12239, -122.89463 (fruit, some senescing) : 39.12327, -122.89774 (flower, fruit; n hybrid oak woodland)  Stipa pulchra: 39.12050, -122.89993 (fruit)  Eschscholzia cul: 39.11967, -122.90102"	"0"	"palts001"	"2015-02-24 23:27:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"163"	"164"	"1073"	"1) 39.57647, -121.57373: Mimulus guttatus along drainage, too late for 2014 plus Hypericum and Rumex, but not enough  2) 39.58858, -121.56023: Hypericum perforatum might be abundant enough along this trail  3) 39.59509, -121.54944: Bromus diandrus abundant under valley oaks (BRDI in many other open oak woodland areas, too)  4) 39.59599, -121.54308: Mimulus guttatus at perennial seep by parking lot plus more populations as you follow the drainage down"	"0"	"palts001"	"2015-02-24 23:45:04"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"164"	"165"	"1074"	"collected Bromus diandrus"	"0"	"palts001"	"2015-02-24 23:48:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"165"	"166"	"1075"	"collected Rumex crispus"	"0"	"palts001"	"2015-02-24 23:51:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"166"	"167"	"1209"	"Collected 1 population of Geranium maculatum in the disturbed meadow near the visitor center."	"0"	"goehl013"	"2015-03-04 10:58:52"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"167"	"168"	"1256"	"GPS wasn't working properly, so I don't have exact co-ordinates for this site. See ABS map.  Middle Gate Entrance (they will know what you're talking about if you ask). Chamaecrista fasciculata along fire land and disturbed areas. Abundant, but not dense. Rudbeckia hirta is a possibility, but we weren't able to find it/reach it due to wet areas blocking the roads.  Red Hill (again, they will know this location) - 2 recent fires in May 2013 in 9E, 9F, and northern area. Andropogon virginicus is abundant. Panicum virgatum possible on road that divides SW and SE Red Hill. Schizachyrium scoparium on fire lanes/east boundary (not abundant)."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-05 11:57:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"168"	"169"	"1257"	"I did not have anyone assisting me at this site. There is parking at the school across the street and a path that circles within Baker Prairie.   Good Populations Found: Andropogon virginicus, Echinacea pallida  OK Populations Found: Andropogon gerardii, Hypericum perforatum (only found a few individuals, but reported to be fairly common).  Reported: Triodanis perfoliata"	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-05 12:17:08"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"169"	"170"	"1258"	"Brandon Crawford was not in Austin during the week, so I did not have anyone accompany me during my visit to Barton Creek.  I found some stands of Andropogon gerardii, but it is rare on the property. Bouteloua curtipendula and B. dactyloides are known to be present on the property, but I'm uncertain of the abundance. B. curtipendula seemed to be common along paths near a grassland at 30.306581, -97.913206.  I am confident that Lupinus texensis would be abundant on the property. It seems to be fairly widespread in central Texas. I will have to check with Brandon or Charlotte about this."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-05 12:52:47"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"170"	"171"	"1259"	"I did not have anyone assist me on this visit.  Good Populations: Andropogon gerardii, Andropogon virginicus  OK Populations: Echinacea pallida  Reported: Linum sulcatum (also a lot of Linum medium), Triodanis perfoliata"	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-05 13:35:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"171"	"172"	"1260"	"Met with Rachael Ranft and discussed goals of my visit. Took a tour of the preserve and scouted locations of grasses and target species. This site has very rough terrain - four wheel drive and high clearance required.  Cibolo Bluffs would be a good location to collect Lupinus texensis. Locations for L. texensis are 29.6731, 98.3693 and 29.6688, 98.3737 and 29.6756, 98.3726.  Grasslands are located at 29.6747, 98.3612 and 29.6757, 98.3726. The grasses couldn't be identified at the same time but Bouteloua curtipendula and Bouteloua dactyloides are known to occur on the site. There is also plenty of Bothriochloa ischaemum (king ranch bluestem) which is invasive."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 11:44:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"172"	"173"	"1261"	"Met with Dr. Charles Allen at his home (Allen Acres Bed and Breakfast). There is a large population of Andropogon virginicus behind his home at the above location. Natural populations of A. gerardii can be found along the forest edge in clumps (50-100 individuals per clump).  There is a mix of planted and natural Chamaecrista fasciculata and planted Andropogon gerardii at Allen Acres. The seeds are non-commercial and came from within 100 miles of the area - not sure if we should consider collecting those species here. C. fasciculata is widely planted as food for quail so that should be taken into consideration when collecting it.  There is a military outpost nearby called Fort Polk which is said to have natural populations of Echinacea purpurea and Hypericum frondosum. I would talk to Charles Allen about how to get a permit to access this property if interested. We will also need to contact the US Forest Service about collecting in KNF if we haven't already done so."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 12:01:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"173"	"174"	"1262"	"Paulding Forest WMA and Sheffield WMA are connected, but I spent more time in Paulding. Most of what we want can be accessed along the dirt paths in Paulding and should be read in the fall.  Plants that we could collect there include Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Rudbeckia hirta, Schizachyrium scoparium. Chamaecrista fasciculata could probably be collected at Paulding, but I couldn't find a dense population of it. Panicum virgatum can be found at Paulding, but it is planted and the source is unknown.  Coordinates for reference: 34.02081 N, 84.96052 W 34.01863 N, 84.95194 W 33.99055 N, 84.94263 W - I didn't scout this area, but this is a great spot to work out of. You can park in the gravel lot and collect in the area. Grasses should be easily accessible from here."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 12:20:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"174"	"175"	"1263"	"Andropogon virginicus and Chamaecrista fasciculata won't be a problem to collect here - abundant and dense around the La Chua Trail. Tripsacum dactyloides is abundant along SR 441, but I'm not sure if it is their property - may have to contact Department of Transportation? It is also found along the bike trails inside the park, but not as dense as SR 441.  The entrance to the La Chua Trail can be found at the intersection of SE 41st Avenue and Camp Ranch Road. It isn't the main entrance to the park, so you'll have to drive around it on SR 441 to get there (or ask someone to take you)."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 13:08:00"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"175"	"176"	"1264"	"Met with Clint Harris from TNC to tour the site. He has agreed to watch for plants that are on our list. Locations for collection are going to be on either side of the main road, east of the main office.  Good Populations Found: Andropogon virginicus, Chamaecrista fasciculata, Echinacea pallida.  Echinacea purpurea could be found with E. pallida, but I can't say for sure how good the population is. From what I saw, there were clumps of roughly ten individuals spaced out 10-20 m apart. However, I'm told that it is common (too late to see most of it during my visit).  Reported: Triodanis biflora and T. perfoliata. Venus' looking-glass is supposed to be abundant on the property."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 13:31:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"176"	"177"	"1265"	"Met with Steven Gibson and discussed goals for my visit. Two possible collection areas: North Meadow and South Meadow.   Andropogon gerardii, Schizachyrium scoparium, and Bothriochloa ischaemum present in North Meadow (confirmed) and South Meadow. A. virginicus should be present, but could not be identified at the time.  Lupinus texensis, Tradescantia gigantea (Giant spiderwort), and Phlox drummondii (Annual phlox) are all common and abundant at different times. Lupinus texensis can be seen in early spring. Triodanis biflora, Chamaecrista fasciculatum, Linum sulcatum, Rumex hastatulus known to occur on site, but could not be found/identified at the time.   Steven has agreed to keep track of plant phenology for me and keep me updated on identified/located target species."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 14:01:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"177"	"178"	"1266"	"Andropogon virginicus, Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans should be collectable in the fall. Tripsacum dactyloides was just flowering, so it should also be collectable soon. Rudbeckia hirta and target grasses can be found at 30.77019 N, 84.09306 W. There was also a Penstemon sp. last found here in 2006?, but we weren't able to find it.  You can find plenty of Chamaecrista fasciculata in areas around the road (especially the road leading into Tall Timbers).  Lodging is available at the new Walter Lodge - I would highly recommend using this site to work out of if you plan on visiting District 1 state parks in FL. It costs $30/night."	"0"	"della015"	"2015-03-06 14:14:06"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"178"	"179"	"1290"	"Vising a population of Helianthus annuus located by Chris True to collect seeds. There are easily >20,000 individuals. It is a huge population."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-03-10 13:34:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"179"	"180"	"1360"	"Collected Helianthus annuus along the road side against fence abutting private property."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-03-12 11:53:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"180"	"181"	"1840"	"Walked the Yellow Trail, part of Red and Blue Trails.  Also checked out the old field past the park office (east of the office)."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2015-05-21 16:11:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"181"	"182"	"1841"	"Walked Hawthorn Trail, Woodbine Trail, part of bike trail along Guy Park Drive."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2015-05-21 16:25:06"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"182"	"183"	"1842"	"Walked entire length of the Pickle Creek Trail.  Also looked at the pine savanna area near the amphitheater at the campground, an old field right by the park sign (just outside entrance of the park), and a small glade area (just past the park sign there's a road to the right, drive out this road a ways and the little glade is on the left)."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2015-05-21 16:49:13"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"183"	"184"	"1851"	"Collected Asclepias syriaca"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-07-31 13:52:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"184"	"185"	"1853"	"Collected AMCA"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-03 14:54:08"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"185"	"186"	"1856"	"Collected IMPA and IMCA"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-05 11:53:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"186"	"187"	"1859"	"Collected ANGE"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-05 12:40:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"187"	"188"	"1876"	"Collected SCSC"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-06 11:19:32"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"188"	"189"	"1883"	"Collected ASSY"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-06 11:36:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"189"	"190"	"1884"	"Collected ASSY"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-06 11:37:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"190"	"191"	"1887"	"Collected 1 population of Rumex hastatulus and 1 population of Melilotus officinalis in the disturbed fields near the Acopian Center."	"0"	"goehl013"	"2015-08-06 12:45:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"191"	"192"	"1911"	"S.nutan, A.gerardii,S.scoparium, D.purpurea, A.cylindrica, M.fistulosa, L.ligulistlis, L.pychostachya, P.virginicum, P.arundinacea, B.inermis. Site very leveled; changes in elevation was <20' across site. Bordered by crop fields. Southern 1/3 of site has been restored; per Dept. Natural Resources, seed source was on site."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-14 11:54:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"192"	"193"	"1914"	"A drainage area that is enclosed by a fence, has not been mowed or weed ridden. Rumex crispus which has grown all along the road and ditches, but it's  dominant inside the fence."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-14 12:27:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"193"	"194"	"1917"	"Walked along the Lake Shore Trail and collected Rumex crispus. The population was along the trail."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-08-14 12:37:55"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"194"	"195"	"1926"	"Located Stipa pulchra, Bromus diandrus and Clarkia purpurea. Clarkia purpurea individuals were too small to collect due to drought. Many only produced one small fruit."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:36:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"195"	"196"	"1927"	"Collected Bromus tectorum and Melilotus officinalis. Extremely dry, especially compared to surrounding areas. Much of the BLM land is disturbed from grazing, oil development and off-road vehicles."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:38:54"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"196"	"197"	"1928"	"Collected roadside Bromus inermis."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:40:09"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"197"	"198"	"1929"	"Collected Bromus inermis and Bromus tectorum. Located a medium-sized population of Apocynum cannabinum, but the population did not produce fruits so we could not collect."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:45:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"198"	"199"	"1930"	"In general, this forest was very sparse for 2015 Project Baseline target species. We collected Bromus tectorum."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:46:37"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"199"	"200"	"1931"	"Collected roadside Helianthus annuus from a huge population."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:50:04"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"200"	"201"	"1932"	"Collected one population of Bromus tectorum and saw quite a bit of Melilotus officinalis blooming along the roadside, but we were unable to collect the Melilotus."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:52:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"201"	"202"	"1933"	"Collected Mimulus guttatus, Bromus tectorum, Bromus inermis, Dactylis glomerata, and Rumex crispus."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:53:21"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"202"	"203"	"1934"	"Collected Dactylis glomerata and Bromus inermis. Mimulus guttatus was completely grazed. No stems left at all. The Mimulus population had been quite large.  There were multiple wildfires in the forest in August. It was a drought year and we could not access all of the populations we located in July due to road closures associated with firefighting efforts."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:55:26"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"203"	"204"	"1935"	"Collected Bromus inermis opportunistically. Collections were cut short due to rain storms."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:56:26"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"204"	"205"	"1936"	"Collected Bromus tectorum, Melilotus officinalis, Bromus inermis, Aquilegia coerulea, Dactylis glomerata and Rumex crispus.   Drought year.  We were unable to get a permit for Yellowstone National Park, but we could have paired some populations there. We found: Mimulus guttatus, Bromus inermis, Melilotus officinalis and Apocynum cannabinum."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 12:59:21"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"205"	"206"	"1937"	"Collected roadside populations of Bromus inermis and Melilotus officinalis."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:00:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"206"	"207"	"1938"	"Collected Bromus tectorum from a disturbed area along the road and parking area."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:02:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"207"	"208"	"1939"	"We visited all sections of Custer National Forest and had the most luck in the two eastern sections in the Ashland and Sioux Ranger Districts. We had some issues with cattle grazing affecting our populations, but tried to collect primarily in areas that are not grazed.   We located Apocynum androsaemifolium, Bromus inermis, Bromus tectorum, Dalea candida, Echinacea angustifolia, Helianthus annuus, Ratibida columnifera and Rumex crispus. Cows grazed one population of Rumex and the Apocynum did not produce fruits.  Parts of this forest burned less than 10 years ago."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:04:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"208"	"209"	"1940"	"Located Bromus inermis, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Mimulus guttatus, and Hypericum perforatum. The Apocynum did not produce fruits this year, although it did flower.   There are many late-season wildfires in Montana. It was very smokey during collections."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:06:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"209"	"210"	"1941"	"Collected Melilotus officinalis, Bromus tectorum and Helianthus annuus."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:08:03"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"210"	"211"	"1942"	"Collected Bromus inermis and Melilotus officinalis."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:40:56"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"211"	"212"	"1943"	"Collected Rumex crispus. Also located Helianthus annuus, but did not collect.   Severe drought year."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:50:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"212"	"213"	"1944"	"Collected Rumex crispus, Raphanus sativus, Brassica rapa, Brassica nigra.  Severe drought year."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 13:52:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"213"	"214"	"1945"	"Located populations of Stipa pulchra, Eschscholzia californica, and Clarkia unguiculata."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 14:01:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"214"	"215"	"1946"	"Located populations of Bromus diandrus, Clarkia unguiculata, Clarkia purpurea and Hypericum perforatum for collection.  This site burned in the Wragg fire in summer 2015. Collections of the above species were done prior to the burn, but they likely did burn following collection.  This was a severe drought year that affected phenology and seed set."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 18:00:10"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"215"	"216"	"1947"	"Located populations of Bromus diandrus, Stipa pulchra, Lupinus nanus and Clarkia purpurea.   This was a drought year, so the overall population and individual sizes were unusually small. We were unable to collect some of these species either due to low seed set or more rapid phenology than expected."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 18:06:50"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"216"	"217"	"1948"	"Located populations of Bromus tectorum, Bromus diandrus, Dactylis glomerata, Eschscholzia californica, Clarkia purpurea and a small population of Mimulus guttatus.  This was a drought year, so population and individual sizes were smaller than normal, making collections challenging."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 18:10:56"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"217"	"218"	"1949"	"Collected Bromus diandrus. Clarkia concinna was also available.  This was a drought year."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-03 18:12:27"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"218"	"219"	"1950"	"Located roadside populations of Brassica nigra and Clarkia unguiculata. C. unguiculata is prolific along the road in many places. Be careful of cars. We chose spots where we could most safely pull off the road and collect."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-04 12:26:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"219"	"220"	"1951"	"Collected from populations of Bromus diandrus, Mimulus guttatus and Rumex crispus.  This was a severe drought year. Phenology was early, populations and individuals were small."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-04 12:32:54"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"220"	"221"	"1952"	"Collected one roadside population of Brassica nigra."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-04 12:35:46"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"221"	"222"	"1953"	"Located roadside populations of Bromus diandrus, Eschscholzia californica and Rumex crispus. These were opportunistic collections."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-04 12:37:44"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"222"	"223"	"1954"	"Collected Bromus diandrus"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-04 12:40:29"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"223"	"224"	"1955"	"Located populations of Bromus diandrus, Bromus tectorum, Stipa pulchra, Eschscholzia californica and Clarkia unguiculata  Severe drought year. Phenology was very early and rapid."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-09-04 12:42:53"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"224"	"225"	"2043"	"Aquilegia coerulea 40.344922, -106.122222. Plants in early flower stage, many still in bud. Few plants beyond female phase."	"0"	"cavub001"	"2015-10-07 13:41:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"225"	"226"	"2162"	"Located populations for Project Baseline."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:37:02"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"226"	"227"	"2163"	"Collected Raphanus sativus, Brassica nigra, and Eschscholzia californica.  2015 was a record drought year throughout most of CA."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:41:01"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"227"	"228"	"2164"	"Collected Rumex crispus  2015 was a drought year throughout most of CA"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:42:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"228"	"229"	"2165"	"Collected roadside Clarkia unguiculata  2015 was a drought year for most of CA"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:43:13"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"229"	"230"	"2166"	"Collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:47:03"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"230"	"231"	"2167"	"Collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:48:55"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"231"	"232"	"2168"	"Collected one roadside population of Rumex crispus"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:50:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"232"	"233"	"2169"	"Collected Raphanus sativus"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:51:26"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"233"	"234"	"2170"	"Scouted for PB populations of Eschscholzia californica, Bromus diandrus, Brassica nigra, Brassica rapa, and Rumex crispus"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:54:03"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"234"	"235"	"2171"	"Collected Raphanus sativus later in the season"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:55:57"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"235"	"236"	"2172"	"Collected Brassica nigra later in the season"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-05 13:58:58"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"236"	"237"	"2173"	"Located and eventually collected Clarkia unguiculata"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-12 15:40:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"237"	"238"	"2174"	"Located one population of Clarkia unguiculata for future collection."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-17 13:26:35"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"238"	"239"	"2175"	"Visited Clarkia unguiculata population used in previous research by Mazer et al."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2015-11-23 18:39:18"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"239"	"240"	"2244"	"Found Helianthus annuus in late October 2015"	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 11:38:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"240"	"241"	"2245"	"Collected cheatgrass in late October 2015. Not sure if seed is still viable."	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 11:48:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"241"	"242"	"2246"	"Collected Bouteloua gracilis and Helianthus annuus in late October, 2015."	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 12:05:45"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"242"	"243"	"2247"	"Collected Ratibida columnifera in late October 2015"	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 12:51:25"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"243"	"244"	"2248"	"Collected Helianthus petiolaris and Ratibida columnifera in late October 2015"	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 13:11:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"244"	"245"	"2249"	"Collected Helianthus annuus and Bouteloua curtipendula on 10/31/2015 and 11/1/2015."	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 13:27:42"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"245"	"246"	"2250"	"Collected Asclepias verticillata on 11/2/15 in area around parking lot. Late phenological stage."	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 13:38:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"246"	"247"	"2251"	"Collected Dalea canescens and Sorghastrum nutans on 11/4/2015"	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 13:53:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"247"	"248"	"2252"	"Collected Bouteloua curtipendula (Oct), Chamaecrista fasciculata (Oct), Eryngium yuccifolium (Oct), and Ratibida pinnata (Nov) in 2015"	"0"	"galexand"	"2015-12-08 14:12:55"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"248"	"8"	"2334"	"Central tallgrass prairie. Bison were reintroduced in October 2011. Collected Ratibida pinnata and Panicum virgatum on 11/17/15. Panicum virgatum had been mowed recently. Ratibida pinnata was seeded from a nearby prairie."	"0"	"wink0113"	"2015-12-10 14:13:13"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"249"	"249"	"2377"	"Found Asclepias syriaca and Helianthus annuus along this road"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 11:04:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"250"	"250"	"2378"	"Asclepias syracia and Helianthus annuus"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 11:08:32"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"251"	"251"	"2391"	"Visited site to scout for populations of target and associated species."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2015-12-11 14:11:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"252"	"252"	"2394"	"Visited site to scout for populations of target and associated species."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2015-12-11 14:21:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"253"	"253"	"2395"	"Collected CHFA, many other plat species are available as well."	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 14:22:03"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"254"	"254"	"2409"	"Collected BOCU"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 15:09:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"255"	"255"	"2415"	"Collected BOCU, CHFA, ERYU"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 15:39:08"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"256"	"256"	"2420"	"Collected HEAN"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 15:49:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"257"	"257"	"2425"	"Collected DAPU"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 15:57:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"258"	"258"	"2427"	"Collected PAVI, CHFA, AMCA, HEAN"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 16:13:54"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"259"	"259"	"2428"	"Collected CHFA"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 16:29:10"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"260"	"260"	"2429"	"Collected AMAR"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-11 16:34:52"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"261"	"261"	"2430"	"Collected PAVI, ANVI, AMAR"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 10:13:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"262"	"262"	"2431"	"Collected ASSY"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 10:38:07"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"263"	"263"	"2432"	"Collected RUHI,"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 10:58:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"264"	"264"	"2433"	"Collected ASSY, ANGE, AMAR"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 11:13:22"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"265"	"265"	"2434"	"Collected PAVI and AMCA"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 12:39:43"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"266"	"266"	"2435"	"Collected BOGR, PAVI, RUHI, RAPI"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 12:53:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"267"	"267"	"2436"	"Collected ANVI"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 13:01:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"268"	"268"	"2437"	"Collected ANTE. But there is CHFA, AMAR and other species available as well"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 13:09:08"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"269"	"269"	"2438"	"Collected SCSC"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 13:26:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"270"	"270"	"2439"	"Collected RUHI, SCSC, ANTE, CHFA"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 13:46:14"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"271"	"271"	"2440"	"Collected SCSC, ANTE"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-14 13:54:18"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"272"	"272"	"2441"	"Collected ANTE and RUHI off of the service road"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 07:32:29"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"273"	"273"	"2442"	"Collected AMAR ANTE APCA"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 07:44:40"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"274"	"274"	"2443"	"Collected ASSY. There is most likely many more species to collect from here for project baseline. They mow everything in the field except the ASSY. Just Call Johnny ahead of time to make sure that the field is still up if you want to collect."	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 07:59:47"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"275"	"275"	"2444"	"Collected APAN, RAPI and"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 08:18:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"276"	"276"	"2445"	"Collected RAPI"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 08:30:18"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"277"	"277"	"2446"	"Collected RAPI, RUHI"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 08:42:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"278"	"278"	"2447"	"Collected ANGE"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-15 08:53:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"279"	"279"	"2518"	"Collected RUHI"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-17 13:50:49"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"280"	"280"	"2521"	"Collected RAPI"	"0"	"emford"	"2015-12-17 14:04:45"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"281"	"281"	"2584"	"BOCU-in flower and early fruit along levy besides 48 tank. Much hairy srama, wolftail and spent Switch grass. Eu route to 48 tank- some SCSC (enough?) 48 tank loop near Madera canyon- side oaks (N 30 40.687, W 104 08.026 1861m). Possible target species along 48 tank loop-ANGE"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-12-28 15:04:49"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"282"	"282"	"2586"	"Collected voucher specimens for BOGR near ranch gate NE of HQ along HWY17, CA. 4.2 mi N of Marfa. This is a grazing portion of the ranch/preserve, but potential for blue grama is high-population wise. Impossible to check for fruiting stage/setting seed because the wind was ferocious."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-12-28 15:35:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"283"	"283"	"2588"	"Grassland to the NNE of entrance- mixed gramas with potential for scattered but widespread collection of blue grama. Sideoats are abundant but mostly spikelets devoid of caryopsis some new spikelets forming/flowering, so perhaps later  Grassland SE of entrance-roughly paralleling HWY118-good stands of blue grama interspersed with black grama, sideoats, sprucetop, cove bluestem, and aristida spp.  0.5 mi from gate- SE of road at base of rounded,rocky hill-oaks, juniper. Large population of SCSC and scattered Indian grass."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2015-12-28 16:10:20"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"284"	"284"	"2593"	"Early collection of Geranium maculatum; located in all 3 trails: river trail, sandstone & railroad."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-01 14:48:19"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"285"	"285"	"2598"	"Collected BOCU"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-04 16:58:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"286"	"286"	"2601"	"Collected TROH"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-04 17:51:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"287"	"287"	"2862"	"Restored prairie in 2009 from local ecotype seeds. RAPI was collected at this site."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-06 22:21:54"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"288"	"288"	"2869"	"Collected PEDI, PAVI, CHFA."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-06 23:22:48"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"289"	"289"	"2878"	"Collected BRRA along the ditch of Reeves rd."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-07 18:11:05"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"290"	"290"	"2881"	"Collected MEOF along the ditch of I-35S"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-07 18:38:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"291"	"291"	"2886"	"Collected MEOF, BRIN, DAGL, AMCA, AND RAPI."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-07 19:24:09"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"292"	"292"	"2919"	"Collected IMCA"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-09 17:54:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"293"	"293"	"2930"	"collected TRPE, GECA"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-10 20:47:07"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"294"	"294"	"2933"	"Collected AMCA and SCSC"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-10 21:11:16"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"295"	"295"	"2934"	"Species observed included SONU,Solidago rigida, DAPU, SCSC, BOCU, PAVI, RAPI,AMCA, Verbena stricta. Low-step sided hills slope to permanent wetland. Site heavily infected with BRIN along road margin and in patches throughout the site. Also present: Toxicodendron radicans, Monarda fistulosa, Anemona cylindrica. Most species still in late flowering to early seeding stage"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-10 22:01:16"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"296"	"296"	"2941"	"This population is set back away from the road to the NE. It is on the road to Jericho and the little Sahara Recreation Area from Nephi, UT. There was HEAN, BRTE and Ambrosia spp."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-12 17:29:41"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"297"	"297"	"2944"	"Collected RUCR, BRTE, AMAR, APCA, and BRIN"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-12 17:47:27"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"298"	"298"	"2947"	"Collected RUCR"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-01-12 18:04:44"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"299"	"299"	"2949"	"Visited site to collect Geranium maculatum seeds."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2016-01-14 19:43:46"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"300"	"300"	"2950"	"Visited site to collect Geranium maculatum seeds from two separate populations."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2016-01-14 19:57:10"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"301"	"301"	"2951"	"Visited site to collect Triodanis perfoliata seeds."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2016-01-14 20:15:26"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"302"	"302"	"2952"	"Visited site to collect Tradescantia ohiensis seeds."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2016-01-14 20:49:12"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"303"	"303"	"2970"	"Located a roadside population of Clarkia purpurea on the way to the McLaughlin Reserve. Will collect in about 1 month. Knoxville/Berryessa Road."	"0"	"yimxx053"	"2016-01-26 22:47:52"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"304"	"304"	"2971"	"Found Bromus diandrus. Collected seed. Owned by City of Riverside."	"0"	"yimxx053"	"2016-01-26 22:48:52"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"305"	"305"	"2972"	"Located Bromus diandrus for collection."	"0"	"schn1027"	"2016-01-27 18:00:09"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"306"	"306"	"3053"	"Scouted for Clarkia and weedy species"	"0"	"schn1027"	"2016-02-04 17:56:39"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"307"	"307"	"3341"	"Collected GECA and GEMA."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-08 14:44:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"308"	"308"	"3352"	"Collected Lupinus texensis"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-08 16:36:49"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"309"	"309"	"3363"	"Collected MEOF and BRTE. This is at mile marker 255 from the north on HWY191. Collections made on both sides of the road."	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-09 14:27:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"310"	"310"	"3366"	"Collected MEOF"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-09 15:04:00"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"311"	"311"	"3369"	"Collected DAGL"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-09 15:39:53"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"312"	"312"	"3374"	"collected RUHI"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-10 14:27:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"313"	"313"	"3379"	"Collected BOGR, MEOF, and DACA"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-10 15:13:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"314"	"314"	"3382"	"Collections were made on several days from mid to late September 2015.  Population of Impatiens pallida and Schizachyrium scoparium were found but not collected due to smaller than expected population sizes.  Melilotus officinalis collection was made from a smaller area of the overall population-species was present in nearly all open areas of the site.  Leaves and flowers had mostly senesced at collection time, but some plants still had some remaining.  Ambrosia artemisifolia collection was made throughout the entire detected range of the population.  None of the plant had begun to senesce at all.  At least 50% of the population still had male and female flowers intact.  Asclepias incarnata collection was  made from entire detected range of population.  None of the plants were still in flower.  Plants ranged from leaves beginning to senesce and fruit beginning to dehisce to fruits very recently developing.  Impatiens capensis collection was made throughout a concentrated population where Impatiens pallida had previously (2013) been seen.  Most of the population was both in flower and in fruit.  Dactylils glomerata collection was made from concentrated population.  Outside this area scattered individuals were infrequently encountered.  Basal leaves still intact and green but flower stalks and fruits brown and dry."	"0"	"nfisher"	"2016-03-10 16:03:25"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"315"	"315"	"3395"	"RUHI seed set, AQCA seed past"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-11 12:56:38"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"316"	"316"	"3398"	"collected MEOF"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-11 13:39:29"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"317"	"317"	"3401"	"Collected HEAN3"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-03-11 14:07:59"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"318"	"318"	"3416"	"Hypericum perforatum (flowering) all along the road into the state park.  Rudbeckia hirta (flowering) near Woods Lake and near the dump station in the campground, and scattered in the rest of the park.  Ratibida pinnata (still buds) and Asclepias syriaca (many without flowers or buds) in the planted prairie near the ranger station.  No Tradescantia ohiensis seen in the park.  Also saw some Rudbeckia hirta (flowering), Melilotus officinalis, and Hypericum perforatum in the power ling right of way right at the park entrance.  Also walked a couple of traits without much luck in finding our species."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-03-28 10:49:11"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"319"	"319"	"3417"	"Walked the trail and saw:  Viola sp., Alliaria petiolata, Asarum canadense, Sanicula sp., Toxicodendron radicans, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Podophyllum peltatum, Geranium maculatum (only found 1 fruit), Impatiens capensis (on the second loop and at the overlook)"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-03-28 15:34:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"320"	"320"	"3418"	"Walked several of the trails.  Oak Woods Trails (VERY muddy and wet):  Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Podophyllum peltatum, Desmodium sp., Toxicodendron radicans  Prairie area across from picnic area near campground:  Solidago sp., Achillea millefolium, Eryngium yuccifolium, many young prairie grasses (probably Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, etc, but too young to ID well yet), Dalea purpurea, Dalea candida, some Asclepias syriaca, some Apocynum cannibinum, Erigeron sp., some Tradescantia ohiensis, some Echinacea pallida  Lost Lake Trail:  Impatiens capensis along the trail in patches, Sanicula sp., Anemone sp., Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Viola spp., Toxicodendron radicans, scattered Dactylis glomerata"	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-03-28 15:49:24"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"321"	"321"	"3419"	"All of the major prairie grasses (Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, etc), Ratibida pinnata (flowering), Eryngium yuccifolium (flowering), Dalea purpurea (flowering), Amorpha canescens (green seeds), small population of Echinacea purpurea (unripe seeds), some Tradescantia ohiensis (seeds have dropped), and Helianthus mollis (flower buds).  Also saw Pycnanthemum muticum, Euphorbia corollata, Silphium laciniatum, Silphium sp., Solidago sp., Liatris sp."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-03-28 16:07:28"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"322"	"322"	"3425"	"Visited site to collect seed from a population of Bouteloua curtipendula."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2016-03-29 09:40:33"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"323"	"323"	"3426"	"Visited site to collect seed from a population of Helianthus annuus and a population of Melilotus officinalis."	"0"	"mjahnke"	"2016-03-29 09:45:51"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"324"	"324"	"3427"	"We didn't officially scout this park, but made some superficial observations while camping on site.  There is one or more large prairies in the park (for example, at the GPS coordinates listed) that may be restored and/or remnants.  We saw many prairie species, including Tradescantia ohiensis, Andropogon gerardii, Schizachyrium scoparium, Sorghastrum nutans, possibly Panicum virgatum, Ratibida pinnata, and Silphium laciniatum.  The forests near the campground had lots of Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Toxicodendron radicans, Lupinus sp., and Podophyllum peltatum.  It may be worth our time to send someone back to the site to scout more thoroughly and learn more about the history of the prairie areas."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-04-01 13:24:30"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"325"	"325"	"3428"	"Walked along the bike path, then took the road down to the river where it was badly flooded.  The entire area looks like floodplain habitat with rocky cliffs facing the river.  We saw Rubus sp., Dactylis glomerata, some Tradescantia ohiensis, some Impatiens capensis (seems like there's probably more when it's not flooded), Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Bromus inermis, and lots of Urtica dioica."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-04-01 13:30:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"326"	"326"	"3429"	"Entire campground and much of the trail system was underwater due to flooding.  Therefore we didn't hike any of the trails.  We visited both the north and south entrances as far as we could before running into roads closed for flooding.  A ranger said some of the hill tops have prairie remnants with Echinacea pallida and other prairie plants, but did not confirm due to trail access problems.  While there, we saw lots of Apocynum cannibinum along the south entrance, a handful of Brassica nigra (not ready to collect yet), and many weedy species (Bromus inermis, Mellilotus officinalis, Trifolium pratense, Trifolium repens, etc)."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-04-01 13:37:31"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"327"	"327"	"3430"	"Visited just a couple of days too late to collect Impatiens (hard freeze just a couple days previously).  Lots of Impatiens pallida (probably some Impatiens capensis, too) along the trails, but no fruits left.  Scattered pockets of Dactylis glomerata and Bromus inermis along the trails, and a few scattered Geranium maculatum.  In the Bicore Prairie (almost certainly planted) there were many prairie species, including Andropogon gerardii, Sorghastrum nutans, Solidago sp., Silphium lacinatum, Monarda fistulosa, Echinacea pallida, Ratibida pinnata, etc."	"0"	"sope0007"	"2016-04-01 13:46:36"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"328"	"328"	"3489"	"Melilotus officinalis.  Very dry location, desert.  Poor soil, silt, clay.  Most plants close to the roadside."	"0"	"nfisher"	"2016-04-19 09:47:15"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"329"	"329"	"3490"	"Rudbeckia hirta"	"0"	"nfisher"	"2016-04-19 12:16:10"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"330"	"330"	"3497"	"Rumex crispus, Apocyhum cannabinum"	"0"	"nfisher"	"2016-04-19 13:03:10"	"wink0113"	"2016-05-16 13:03:34"
"331"	"331"	"3516"	"Bouteloua gracilis.  Ratibida columnifera."	"0"	"nfisher"	"2016-05-16 14:38:42"	"nfisher"	"2016-05-16 14:38:42"
"332"	"332"	"3521"	"Scouted for populations of target and associated species.  The following species were found in large, relatively concentrated populations: Andropogon gerardii (some beginning to flower), Asclepias syriaca (flowering), Dalea purpurea (some flowering), Heliopsis helranthoides (flowering), Potentilla arguta (some in flower), Ratibida pinnata (flowering), Silphium lacinatum (some flowering), Stipa spartea (in fruit)."	"0"	"nfisher"	"2016-05-18 12:24:39"	"nfisher"	"2016-05-18 12:24:39"
"333"	"333"	"3522"	"Collected HEAN3 (3057 and 3058)"	"0"	"lexxx436"	"2016-05-28 13:48:47"	"lexxx436"	"2016-05-28 13:48:47"
