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Dataset: SEU
Taxa: Dryopteridaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Saint Edward's University Herbarium

SEU
SEU00000788Daniel Lynch   23281948-08-16
United States, Oregon, Douglas, 2 mi N of town of Myrtle Creek.
SEU
SEU00000784Miss Effie Boon   s.n.1934-09-23
United States, Texas, Angelina, Neches River.
SEU
SEU00000785Lowell E. Urbatsch   68401990-09-14
United States, Louisiana, West Feliciana, From the junction of LA 66 and LA 968, travel 0.7 mile southwest down LA 968 to a fork in the road; the left-hand road continues on toward Greenwood Plantation. At that forking intersection, take the right-hand (westward) road. Travel 3.8 miles down this unmarked, local road (paved, later unpaved) to a side road on the right. Travel 0.3 mile down this side road to private property (belonging to Albert Meier) on the left-hand side of the road. Northwest of St. Francisville.
SEU
SEU00000787Daniel Lynch   57231944-08-18
United States, Michigan, Ingham, Mich. State Coll. farm.
SEU
SEU00000783Eula Whitehouse   110831940-03-23
United States, Texas, Hardin, East of Kountze on ranch of Mrs. L. J. Hooks.
SEU
SEU00000786Ms. Young   s.n.1916-04-11
United States, Texas, Cherokee, Near Rusk.
SEU
Dryopteris celsa (W. Palmer) Knowlt., Palmer & Pollard
SEU00000792R. Dale Thomas   287301972-05-04
United States, Louisiana, Morehouse, West of jct. of La. 138 and La. 554, SW of Collinston, La.
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Polystichum munitum (Kaulf.) C. Presl
SEU00000789Daniel Lynch   23291948-08-16
United States, Oregon, Douglas, 2 mi N of town of Myrtle Creek.
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