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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America
Harvard:GH	Thelypteris macilenta E. P. St. John 00021116E. P. St. John   1935-05-01 United States of America, Florida, Hernando County, Annutlalagga Hammock Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Thelypteris macilenta E.P.St.John 149121E. P. St. John   s.n. United States of America, Florida, Hernando Co., [Annuttalagga Hammock] Full Record Details
NY	Thelypteris macilenta E.P.St.John 149124E. P. St. John   2041934-05-06 United States of America, Florida, Hernando Co., Annuttalagga Hammock [original field locality.] Full Record Details
NY	Thelypteris macilenta E.P.St.John 149122E. P. St. John   2041934-05-06 United States of America, Florida, Hernando Co., Annuttalagga Hammock Full Record Details
NY	Thelypteris macilenta E.P.St.John 148123E. P. St. John   2041934-05-06 United States of America, Florida, Hernando Co., Annuttalagga Hammock Full Record Details
NY	Thelypteris macilenta E.P.St.John 149123E. P. St. John   2041934-05-06 United States of America, Florida, Hernando Co., Annuttalagga Hammock Full Record Details
University of Central Florida Herbarium
FTU	Thelypteris macilenta E.P. St. John FTU0000478    United States, Florida Full Record Details
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants
NCU:Vascular Plants	Thelypteris macilenta E.P. St. John NCU00030631St. John, Edward   s. n.1941-05-15 United States, Florida, Hernando, Found near Brooksville, in Annuttalagga Hammock, Hernando Co, Fla, by E.P. St. John in 1934 and now are growing in his fernery at Floral City, Fla. Full Record Details

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