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North Carolina State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003247Stephen D. Koch   631131963-04-12 United States, Florida, Collier, Fachtatachee Swamp, 6 miles north of Collier Sawmill at Copeland, 26.118786 -81.400955 Full Record Details
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003248C. S. Harris, L. J. Musselman   50251976-10-15 United States, Florida, Highlands, Covering the surface of Fisheating Creek at U.S. 27 bridge., 27.34108 -81.342353 Full Record Details
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003249L. A. Whitford   5011953-06-22 United States, Florida, Marion, At edge of Silver Springs River, 1/4 mi. below main springs. Near Ocala, Fla., 29.202805 -82.0431 Full Record Details
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003252A. Rogosin   s.n. United States, North Carolina, along Gulf Coast. Full Record Details
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003250R. K. Godfrey, Paul Redfearn   528431955-01-26 United States, Florida, Marion, Numerous plants floating on quiet water of marsh, along the Withlacoochee River, near Dunnellin., 29.202805 -82.0431 Full Record Details
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003251A. N. Tissot, E. West   181935-03-20 United States, Florida, Marion, floating on Oklawaha River, Marion Co. , Fla., 29.202805 -82.0431 Full Record Details
NCSC:NCSC	Pistia stratiotes L. NCSC00003253M. S. Eyles, D. E.   2841941-08-21 United States, Missouri, Floating in pond at edge of reservoir 26, Portage des Sioux, St. Charles County. Full Record Details

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