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Skunk cabbage – Upper Mississippi River and Illinois River Bottomlands

Skunk cabbage – Upper Mississippi River and Illinois River Bottomlands. Bottomland Topography. Hairy Grama Grass – Illinois River and Mississippi R. Sand Areas. Sand Prairie Habitat. White Oak - Western Forest Prairie Division. Western Forest Prairie Division.

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Skunk cabbage – Upper Mississippi River and Illinois River Bottomlands

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  1. Skunk cabbage – Upper Mississippi River and Illinois River Bottomlands

  2. Bottomland Topography

  3. Hairy Grama Grass – Illinois River and Mississippi R. Sand Areas

  4. Sand Prairie Habitat

  5. White Oak - Western Forest Prairie Division

  6. Western Forest Prairie Division

  7. Purple Prairie Clover – Middle Mississippi Division

  8. Mississippi River Bluffs – Middle Mississippi Division

  9. Post Oak – Southern Till Plains

  10. Southern Till Plains

  11. River Bulrush – Wabash Border Division

  12. Wabash River Bottoms

  13. Ohio Buckeye – Ozark Division

  14. Illinois Ozarks

  15. Pickerelweed – Lower Mississippi River Bottomlands

  16. Bottomland Forests

  17. Thread-leaved Evening Primrose - Shawnee Hills

  18. Shawnee Hills

  19. Shawnee Hills

  20. Coastal Plain at Cairo

  21. Bald Cypress – Coastal Plain Division

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