SMILACACEAE (Catbrier family)
Smilax bona-nox L. saw greenbrier [US; Louisiana; Calcasieu Parish; Lake Charles; T10S, R8W, S19; 15 feet][in thicket close to the northeast corner (property line), of the President's home, McNeese State University; July 15, 1994; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #LA125]
Smilax bona-nox L. saw greenbrier [US; Missouri; Oregon County; T25N, R4W, S24; 36 deg. 49.382'N, 91 deg. 21.080'W; 600 feet] [McCormack Lake, Mark Twain National Forest, nine miles north-north-east of Alton; September 11, 2007; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #MO21]
Smilax glauca Walt. cat greenbrier [US; Louisiana; Calcasieu Parish; Lake Charles; T10S, R8W, S27; 15 feet][thicket on the west side of Elliot Rd., near Elliot Rd.-University Dr. (#384) intersection; July 14, 1994; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #LA124]
Smilax glauca Walt. cat greenbrier [US; Arkansas; Montgomery County; T4S, R27W, S28; 34 deg. 22.418'N, 93 deg. 53.281'W; 1,220 feet] [along dirt road (#73), about a half mile west of Albert Pike Recreation Area, Ouachita National Forest; September 3, 2006; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #AR46]
Smilax rotundifolia L. roundleaf greenbrier [US; Illinois; Jackson County; Carbondale; T9S, R1W, S34; 15 feet][Marberry Arboretum; September 4, 2001; Collected by Heidi Hartman; Identified by Heidi Hartman & Chuck Walker; #IL252]
Smilax rotundifolia L. roundleaf greenbrier [US; Mississippi; Sharkey County; T13N, R5W, S16; 32 deg. 57.94'N, 90 deg. 43.48'W; 95 feet][at intersection of Theobald Rd. and road that borders on the west side of Sixteenth Section Land; June 23, 2006; Collected by Chuck Walker; Identified by Danny Skojac & Chuck Walker; #MS106]
Smilax smallii Morong lanceleaf greenbrier [US; Mississippi; Holmes County; T16N, R1E, S15; 115 feet][halfway up the bluffs on the east side of the Mississippi Delta, Morgan Brake National Wildlife Refuge, five miles north-north-east of Tchula; February 27, 2007; Collected by Dr. Nathan Schiff, Cory Wilkins, and Tim Wilkins; Identified by Nathan Schiff & Chuck Walker; #]
Smilax tamnoides L. bristly greenbrier [US; Iowa; Fremont County; T68N, R42W, S27; 1,040 feet][along Highway #2 by the footbridge, Waubonsie State Park; July 2, 1999; Collected & identified by Chuck Walker; #IA38]