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Dataset: SELU-
Taxa: Ceratopteris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Southeastern Louisiana University, Glen N. Montz Herbarium

SELU
Ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000135John Bruza   Unknown1985-11-07
United States, Louisiana, Jefferson, Swamp just south of Crown Point pump station, Crown Point, LA, near hwy 45.
SELU
Ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000136Glen N. Montz   56191991-07-30
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, In Bayou Boeuf at junction of Halpin Canal near Kraemer, LA
SELU
Ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000137   56191991-07-30
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, in Bayou Boeuf at junction of Halpin Canal near Kraemer, La
SELU
Ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000138Glen N. Montz   56191991-07-30
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, In Bayou Boeuf at junction of Halpin Canal near Kraemer, La
SELU
ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000140Glen N. MOntz   56191997-04-22
United States, Florida, Monroe
SELU
Ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000141Glen N. Montz   56191991-07-30
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, in Bayou Boeuf at junction of Halpin Canal near Kraemer, La
SELU
Ceratopteris pteridoides (Hook.) Hieron.
SELU0000142Glen N. Montz   56191991-07-30
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, In Bayou Boeuf at junction of Halpin Canal near Kraemer
SELU
SELU0000143Glen N. Montz   83391996-09-26
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, Along hwy 3087, 2.2 miles south of hwy 90.
SELU
SELU0000144Glen N. Montz   83391996-09-26
United States, Louisiana, Lafourche, drainage canal along hwy 3087, 2.2 miles south of hwy 90
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