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Cowles, Neb., Webster County

Subalpine, Willow Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.

Ca. 5 mi N of Hemingford on Hwy 2. Along sandy roadside.

Sumter County: Common and weedy, cracks at edge of asphalt and sandy ground at highway margin, bridge abutment on west side of Sec Hwy 41 over Rocky Bluff Swamp, 4.7 air miles south of Mayesville; 33.9155N, -80.2044W. 100' elev.[GoogleEarth]

Location 20 CLUB LAKE, LA PLATTE Habitat SANDY SOIL

T10N R11E SW 1/4 Sec 1. Locally abundant on low, steep, N-facing slope in Quercus-Ostrya woods above S side of Weeping Water Creek, W side of Weeping Water [town].

Uncommon in open ground in disturbed floodplain meadow along roadside in Missouri River valley, 1 mi. E, 2 mi. N of Macy; with E. prostrata, E. nutans.

North of council Bluffs, Iowa

Henry's Lake and Mt. Chauvet, Ida. Altitude, 8000 feet.

T28N R36W, N1/2 s23. Occasional in opening among willows, springy area in sedge peat on S side of Pullman Valley fen, ca 27 mi. N, 4 mi. E, 1 mi. S from Whitman.

Lake shore. Stockville, SE of. 2480 ft. Lat. ca. 41 degrees North.

Sand soil among rocks, alpine. Grant Teton. Teton County. 12,000 ft.

T32N R53W, SW 1/4 NE 1/4 s31. Uncommon, scattered in mesic meadow near base of N-facing burned pine bluffs, S of Middle Fork Soldier Cr., SE of fish ponds at Soldier Creek Management Unit, Nebraska National Forest, W of Fort Robinson State Park.

St. Paul, 3.5 mi N. North Loup State Recreation Area. T15N R10W SEC22 NE1/4 NE1/4 NW1/4. 41[degrees]15'49"N, 98[degrees]27'01"W (det topo map). Wet sandflat along N side of North Loup River. Soil sandy. Elev 1760-1770 ft.

T23N R4E, NE1/4 s6. Sandy bank, N side of the Elkhorn River, Black Island Wildlife Management Area, 2 1/2 mi. E, 1 mi. S of Pilger.

at margin of recently-scoured canal bank, Gering lateral canal N of U.S. 26, E side of Scotts Bluff National Monument.

Muddy places near streams. Beaver Creek.

At Gilbert-Baker State Refuge, North of Harrison. in canyon, along small partly shaded creek; with 2 Scirpus spp.

Tekamah, 0.5 mi S, 5 mi W. Summit Reservoir State Recreation Area: tributary of inlet stream near W end of SRA. T21N R10E Sec28 NW1/4 SW1/4 NW1/4. 41 [degrees] 45'56"N, 96 [degrees] 18'27"W (det topo map). Marshy streamside in Juglans nigra - Celtis occid

Sioux County. Gilbert Baker Wildlife Management Area.Uncommon in moist, deep, steep sided ea[s]t to west running ravine. Shaded by: Fraxinus pennsylvanica, Celastrus scandens, Acer nigrum, and Cornus stolonifera.

Green River City

Among the sage brush on a moist slope. Monida, Madison Co., Montana.

Wingate Pass, S. end Panamint Range. Gravel gulch bottom. Alt. Ft. 350. Covillea belt. Range: Utah, Ida. Cal. Ariz.

7 mi N of McGregor - Meadows.

Habitat: Railroad right of way. Locality: Kimball; 8 miles W. Altitude: 4700 ft.

Garden Is., Charlevoix Co., Michigan.Opening between Indian Cemetery and Harbor.

Izard County. Aquatic in edge of White River, 1 1/2 miles west of Croker, Sec. 16, T14N, R8W.

On the Conestoga [River] opposite Old Waterworks in Limestone.

Occasional on sandy roadcut on W side of grazed, upland Artemisia campestris-dominant dune sand range 4 mi. W, 8.5 mi. N of Shelby; with Lespedeza capitata, Asclepias arenaria.

1/2 mile West of Monroe and 1/2 mile North. roadside marsh; with Juncus and Glyceria.

Platte Bottom near Julesburg CO

Scotts Bluff County. Railroad Right of Way. NE 1/4 S2 T20N R53W.

T33N R04W E2 SE4 Sec. 34 Patchily distributed in native upland prairie hay meadow dominated by Bromus inermis. Mid to lower slopes. Appears to have been introduced and possibly expanding.

Chambers, 4.8 mi S, 3.6 mi W. Nebraska Sandhills: Timperley WRP Easement. T25N R13W SEC15 NE╝ SE╝ SW╝. 42.13515 N, 98.81926 W, WGS84 (det GPS). Elev 2190-2195 ft (det topo map). Grazed Panicum virgatum - Schizachyrium scoparium sand prairie with scattered

Chadron State Park. Growing in disturbed phases of the mixed prairie in the grassland parks between groves of pine.

Wet places. Mystic Lake, Bozeman, Montana. 6700 ft.

Lat. ca. 41 degrees N. Habitat: Bank of floodplain ditch. Locality: South of Gretna. Altitude: 1000 ft.

On Hill side. Home Valley [ca 22 mi. N of Ellsworth - SR]

Sandhills prairie along Hwy 281, ca 5 1/2 mi. NW of jct. with Hwy 70.

Wet pine-barrens near Fitzgerald. Geological formation: Oligocene, overlaid by Lafayette and Columbia.

North Denver, sandy soil

In sand along the N Platte River E of Cedar Point Biological Station near the Roscoe-Keystone road. S1/2 S6 T14N R37W.

Vicinity of Pittsburg, 6 miles S. E. of town

Prairies. Clear Water.

Mark Station, Marion Co., Mo. Marshy soil.

T08N R06E, W1/2 SW1/4 s33. Locally common in upland prairie SE of old pasture, near S fence, Reller Natural History Research area, 1 mi. W, 3/4 mi. S of Sprague.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Botanical Garden and Arboretum, City Campus Somewhat open shrub with flaring branches, east side of College of Business Administration. This is the older, hedge form of the species.

Manti Forest (now Manti-La Sal National Forest), erosion area near head of Manti Canyon, 10,000 ft elev. Specimen has abnormal development of pappus, which consists of both rather lax bristles and scales.

South Moccassin Mt. Lewiston. [should be South Moccasin Mountains and Lewistown]

N42o 29.219' W100o 31.546' (WGS84). T29N R27W SW1/4 NE1/4 Sec. 18. West of Pony Lake. Sandhills wet meadow. Sandy loam soils with high organic content at surface. With Salix petiolaris, Helianthus nuttallii, Spartina pectinata.