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The Illustrated Flora of Illinois: Sedges: Carex by Robert H. Mohlenbrock,

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Illinois State Route 157 - Illinois State Route 157 is a north-south highway with its southern terminus at Illinois State Route 3 at Cahokia, Illinois and its northern terminus at Illinois State Route 140 in Hamel. It is also multiplexed with Illinois State Route 13 and Illinois State Route 163 in Centreville and Illinois State Route 159 and Illinois State Route 143 in Edwardsville.

Illinois State Route 40 - Illinois State Route 40 is the new name for Illinois State Route 88. Illinois 88 was renamed to Illinois 40 in 1992 when Illinois State Route 5, a four-lane freeway which crosses Illinois 40, was designated Interstate 88.

Western Illinois University - Western Illinois University, founded 1899 as Western Illinois State Teachers College, is a university located in Macomb, Illinois. WIU also has a campus located in the Quad Cities in Moline, Illinois, which is referred to as Western Illinois University - Quad Cities.

Illinois State Route 37 - Illinois State Highway 37, or Illinois 37, is a north-south route in southern Illinois. Originally connecting Effingham, Illinois to Cairo, Illinois, it was a heavily-traveled highway before Interstate 57 was opened.

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