CLUSIACEAE (Mangosteen family)

Hypericum denticulatum Ell. sharpleaf St. Johnswort [US; Illinois; Hardin County; 470 feet][sandstone-derived soil along creek; June 30, 2003; Collected by Eric Lees & Chuck Walker; Identified by Mike Mibb; #IL505]

Hypericum drummondii (Grev. & Hook.) Torr. & Gray nits and lice [US; Louisiana; Calcasieu Parish; Lake Charles; T10S, R9W, S23; 20 feet][50 m northwest of Vogue Drive-Flora Road intersection; August 5, 1994; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #LA146]

Hypericum gentianoides (L.) B.S.P. orangegrass [US; Illinois; Johnson County; T11S, R4E, S36; 580 feet][open areas around exposed sandstone formations, Fink Sandstone Glade, about two miles north-north-east of the Trigg Lookout; June 18, 2001; Collected by Shibi Chandry & Chuck Walker; Identified by Dr. Mark A. Basinger; #IL172]

Hypericum hypericoides (L.) Crantz St. Andrew�s cross [US; Louisiana; Calcasieu Parish; Lake Charles; T10S, R8W, S30; 15 feet][along trail, 50 m southwest of baseball field, at southern end of Central Parkway; July 23, 1994; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #LA132]

Hypericum mutilum L. dwarf St. Johnswort [US; Louisiana; Calcasieu Parish; Lake Charles; T10S, R8W, S29; 15 feet][marsh, east of Tallow Rd., 100 m west of Sonnier Rd.; July 7, 1994; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #LA118]

Hypericum perforatum L. common St. Johnswort [US; Idaho; Bonner County; T60N, R4W, S14; 2,574 feet][dirt road west of Luby Bay Campgrounds, Priest Lake; July 25, 1998; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #ID11]

Hypericum punctatum Lam. spotted St. Johnswort [US; Wisconsin; Ashland County; T45N, R2W, S1; 46 deg. 29.768'N, 90 deg. 27.718'W; 1,160 feet][gravel pit area above Catalino's Bog, on the east side of Tuler Forks and Highway 169, six miles north-north-west of Tyler Forks; September 8, 2001; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #WI26]

Hypericum sphaerocarpum Michx. roundseed St. Johnswort [US; Iowa; Fremont County; T68N, R42W, S31; 960 feet][5 m east of Bluff Rd., 1.4 miles south of Highway 2, Waubonsie State Park; July 4, 1999; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #IA45]