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Dataset: USF
Search Criteria: Brazil; São Paulo; Monte Alto Mun.; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
Selaginella convoluta (Arnell) Spring
208304C. E. Rodrigues, Jr., M. R. Silva   1441992-07-12
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Regi Ribeio Preto; Serra Tabarama., -23.11 -47.6773
USF
207632C. E. Rodrigues, Jr., M. R. Silva   1551992-07-12
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Região Ribeirão Preto, Serra Anhumas, Sítio Bocâina., -22.8555 -47.0313
USF
Doryopteris concolor (Langsd. & Fisch.) Kuhn
207633C. E. Rodrigues, Jr., M.R. Silva   1351992-07-12
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Região Ribeirão Preto, Serra Anhumas, Sitio Bocâina., -22.8555 -47.0313
USF
Doryopteris concolor (Langsd. & Fisch.) Kuhn
208305M. R. Silva, C.E. Rodrigues Jr.   2661992-07-13
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Região Ribeirão Preto, Serra Anhumas, Sitio São José., -22.8555 -47.0313
USF
Hemionitis tomentosa (Lam.) Raddi
207653C. E. Rodrigues, Jr., M. R. Silva   1331992-07-12
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Região Ribeirão Preto, Serra Anhumas, Sitio Bocaina., -22.1404 -48.5184
USF
Pleopeltis angusta Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
208274M. R. Silva, C. E. Rodrigues, Jr.   2631992-07-13
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Região Ribeirão Preto, Serra Anhumas, Sitio São José., -22.8555 -47.0313
USF
Bolbitis serratifolia (Mert. ex Kaulf.) Schott
207626M. R. Silva, C. E. Rodrigues, Jr.   2471992-07-13
Brazil, São Paulo, Monte Alto Mun., Região Ribeirão Preto; Serra Anhumas, Sitio São José., -22.8555 -47.0313
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