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Dataset: SHIP-
Taxa: Woodsiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Shippensburg University Herbarium

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Woodsia ilvensis (L.) R. Br.
Larry Klotz   980519011998-05-19
United States, Pennsylvania, Franklin, from Yeakle Mill 1 km S, E of Little Cove Creek, S of pipeline, 183m
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Woodsia obtusa (Spreng.) Torr.
Sabina Mueller   s.n.1962-04-15
United States, South Carolina, Lancaster, ca. 2 mi S of Taxahaw, Forty Acre Rock
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Larry Klotz   890515111989-05-15
United States, Pennsylvania, Franklin, from Sylvan 5 km SW, jct Rt 456 and T301 (Red Rock Rd) 0.85 km NNE, "Forney's Ridge", S end, N of pipeline clearing, 39.7303 -78.0572, 247m
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Larry Klotz   89051809 (#1785)1989-05-18
United States, Pennsylvania, Franklin, from Sylvan 5 km SW, Maryland border 0.2 km N, "Forney's Ridge", S end, NW of Rt. 456 NE of jct. T301 (Red Rock Rd.), 39.7269 -78.0562, 171m
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Larry Klotz   89060207 (#1794)1989-06-02
United States, Pennsylvania, Franklin, from Sylvan 5 km SW, Maryland border 0.2 km N, "Forney's Ridge", S end, NW of Rt. 456 NE of jct. T301 (Red Rock Rd.), 39.7269 -78.0562, 171m
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Larry Klotz   990614031999-06-14
United States, Pennsylvania, Lancaster, Salunga 4 km WSW, Chickies Creek (S bank) W of Prospect Rd, E of Longenecker Rd, S of Garfield Rd, 40.0839 -76.4597, 104m
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Charles Killian   s.n.1973-07-04
United States, Pennsylvania, Franklin, McClay's Mill
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Gerald Groce   s.n.1969-07-17
United States, Pennsylvania, Cumberland or Franklin, Shippensburg
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William A. Swanson   s.n.1969-07-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Cumberland or Franklin, Shippensburg
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J. Kenneth Long   s.n.1984-08-22
United States, Pennsylvania, Huntingdon, Tell Twp, SR 35, about 1 mi N of Richvale
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John M. Russell   4931971-07-01
United States, Maryland, Baltimore, Catonsville Community College campus
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