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Illinois Natural History Survey – Prairie Research Institute Collections The INHS biological collections consist of millions of specimens and represent the most complete record of Illinois biota anywhere.

Illinois Natural History Survey :: Animals, Plants, Fungi, & Ecosystems Click map to enlarge One reason that Illinois has so much diversity is its location at the intersection of several major biomes. A biome is the largest geographic biotic unit, a major community of ...

Illinois Natural History Survey Plantdb A comprehensive database that lists the flora of Illinois including plants native to the Prairie State as well as those that have recently found a home in Illinois natural areas. Occurrence records, ...