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Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium:	University of Tennessee (TENN)Herbarium's Specimen Details Page
	Family:	Rubiaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium Name Used:	Galium palustre
	Locality:	United States. Tennessee. Johnson:
	Collector:
	Date:
	Accession No:	TENN-V-0204721
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium:	University of Tennessee (TENN)Herbarium's Specimen Details Page
	Family:	Rubiaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium Name Used:	Galium palustre
	Locality:	United States. Tennessee. Johnson:
	Collector:
	Date:
	Accession No:	TENN-V-0204722
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium:	University of Tennessee (TENN)Herbarium's Specimen Details Page
	Family:	Rubiaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium Name Used:	Galium palustre
	Locality:	United States. Tennessee. Johnson:
	Collector:
	Date:
	Accession No:	TENN-V-0204720
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium:	Austin Peay State University Herbarium (APSC)Herbarium's Specimen Details Page
	Family:	Rubiaceae
	Currently Accepted Name:	Galium palustre L.
	Herbarium Name Used:	Galium palustre
	Locality:	United States. Tennessee. Johnson: Growing in Eric and Sam Taylor's Wetland Pasture. 36° 19' 48" N, 81° 27' 46" W
	Habitat:	Wetland Pasture
	Collector:	Ed Schnell and J Churchill
	Date:	6 June 2000
	Accession No:	APSC0004266
	Plant Atlas Link:	Plant Atlas Citation

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Shaw, J., D. Estes, B. Ruhfel, A.B. Morris, and T.R. Littlefield. 2023 Tennessee-Kentucky Plant Atlas. [S.M. Landry and K.N. Campbell (original application development), USF Water Institute. University of South Florida]. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Austin Peay State University, University of Michigan, Furman University, and Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission.