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New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

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2308732J. S. McCormac   50631993-04-26
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., SE corner of T386 and T316, NW 1/4 sect. 14. Fairfield of Twp. Dover Quad., 40.553934 -81.388859
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2255702D. M. Brown   s.n.1940-05-18
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., 40.44096 -81.47377
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3552674J. M. Beitel   750071975-03-01
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., Wayne Township, ca. 0.7 miles north of junction of Rt. 96 and Rt. 94, ca 1.2 miles northwest of Dundee (State Wildlife Area).
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3519177W. H. Camp   10301922-07-09
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., Sudee
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Huperzia porophila (F.E.Lloyd & Underw.) Holub
2433059L. S. Hopkins   s.n.1908-08-15
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., Dundee, 40.586729 -81.608179
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Sceptridium dissectum (Spreng.) Lyon
3526933J. S. McCormac   5,0681993-04-26
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., 40.44096 -81.47377
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Sceptridium dissectum (Spreng.) Lyon
3526934J. M. Beitel   750111975-03-02
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., Wayne Township. Two streams ca. 0.2 miles southeast of junction of Rt. 96 and Rt. 446, ca. 2 miles northwest of Dunee. (State Wildlife Area)
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Pilea fontana (Lunell) Rydb.
3829063A. W. Cusick   328281995-09-27
United States of America, Ohio, Tuscarawas Co., Lawrence Twp, bed of Ohio-Erie Canal, SW side of Tuscarawas River, NE, jct of Co Rts 82 and 111, SW of Zoar
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