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iNaturalist	Onoclea sensibilis L. Chelsea Ellis   52015-10-19 United States, Michigan, Gratiot, Forested floodplain located north of Saint Johns, MI. The Maple River runs through Clinton County. Located near a salt marsh., 43.123129 -84.663605 Full Record Details
iNaturalist	Onoclea sensibilis L. David E. Syckle II   72015-10-19 United States, Michigan, Clinton, Northwest corner of Clinton County, Michigan; nearest crossroad is Island Rd and Tallman Rd. Park on Tallman road (Latitude: 43.086646 / Longitude: -84.75908) and walk west down the hill and into the floodplain, 43.085869 -84.762168 Full Record Details
iNaturalist	Onoclea sensibilis L. Williamvanw   72015-10-19 United States, Michigan, Clinton, 5.4 miles north of W M21 on N Tallman Rd. Wetland is to the west of road down the embankment. This floodplain forest is bordered by a large hill/ridge to the south and Cattail stands to the north., 43.077739 -84.760577 Full Record Details
iNaturalist	Onoclea sensibilis L. David A. Thumser   102015-10-19 United States, Michigan, Clinton, Take Mission rd. and S. Crawford to Warner rd. in New Haven. Turn on Warner and follow until Bliss rd. until N Tallman rd. Follow until destination on right side of the road., 43.0798 -84.7606 Full Record Details
iNaturalist	Onoclea sensibilis L. Lyndsay L. Morrison   132015-10-19 United States, Michigan, Clinton, Site was found on the west side of Tallman Road about 6 miles north of Fowler, 43.0796 -84.7592 Full Record Details
iNaturalist	Onoclea sensibilis L. Logan Phelps   102015-10-17 United States, Kentucky, Bath, 38.177144 -83.614627 Full Record Details

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