Dataset: BRIT-VDB
Search Criteria: Jamaica; Clarendon; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Vanderbilt University Herbarium


BRIT:VDB
BRIT467570George R. Proctor   378631978-06-22
Jamaica, Clarendon, 0.6 mile due south of Sunbury Church., 914m

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Thelypteris cordata (Fée) Proctor
BRIT425206George R. Proctor   376701978-02-18
Jamaica, Clarendon, Glenwood Springs, along road between Balcarres and Sunbury., 884 - 945m

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Elaphoglossum perelegans (H.B.Willd.) Moore
BRIT424690George R. Proctor   337081974-01-04
Jamaica, Clarendon, Vicinity of Quaco Rock, limestone hillside near Ritchies., 914m

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BRIT424619George R. Proctor   376411978-02-09
Jamaica, Clarendon, Mason River Field Station, ca. 2.75 miles due northwest of Kellits P.O., 701m

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Acalypha chamaedrifolia (Lam.) Müll. Arg.
BRIT499423George R. Proctor   343161974-11-15
Jamaica, Clarendon, Harris Savanna., 107m

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BRIT497004George R. Proctor   349411975-03-30
Jamaica, Clarendon, Summit of Quaco Rock, near Ritchies., 914m

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BRIT497003George R. Proctor   338211974-04-24
Jamaica, Clarendon, Summit of Quaco Rock, near Ritchies., 914m

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BRIT442117George R. Proctor   381351979-04-29
Jamaica, Clarendon, Stream gully 0.9 mile by road east of Reckford., 610m

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BRIT468354George R. Proctor   380391979-02-18
Jamaica, Clarendon, Glenwood Springs, along road between Balcarres & Sunbury, 945m

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Pilostyles globosa (S. Watson ex B.L. Rob.) Solms
BRIT543896   
Jamaica, Clarendon

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Eupatorium tetranthum
BRIT625442   
Jamaica, Clarendon

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Suaeda linearis (Elliot) Moq.
BRIT630005   
Jamaica, Clarendon

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Aniseia martinicensis (Jacq.) Choisy
BRIT630455   
Jamaica, Clarendon

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BRIT631273   
Jamaica, Clarendon


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