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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Asplenium dentatum var. jamaicense (Asplenium jamaicense)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Duke University Vascular Plant Collection

DUKE
DUKE10160541W.R. Anderson   32261966-07-23
Jamaica, Trelawny, Cockpit Country, several mi. NW of Crown Lands, 518m
DUKE
DUKE10160542H.A. Hespenheide   12001965-08-15
Jamaica, Trelawny, 6 miles west northwest of Troy on Crown Lands Road., 610 - 671m
DUKE
DUKE10160543H.A. Hespenheide   11521965-08-14
Jamaica, Trelawny Parish, 5 miles west northwest of Troy on Crown Lands Road, 701m
DUKE
DUKE10160544H.A. Hespenheide   10241965-08-10
Jamaica, Saint Ann, 8.5 miles west by road of Albion, 732m
DUKE
DUKE10160545M.R. Crosby   7711963-07-15
Jamaica, Trelawny, About 4 miles WNW of Troy, on Crown Lands road, Cockpit Country, 18.270127 -77.6704926, 549 - 610m

Louisiana State University, Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium

LSU-NO:Vascular Plants
NO0003223George R. Proctor   38011949-12-29
Jamaica, Trelawny, Quick Step, Aberdeen

Michigan State University

MSC
MSC0185540M. R. Crosby   7711963-07-15
Jamaica, Trelawny, About 4 miles WNW of Troy, on Crown Lands road, Cockpit Country, 18.270127 -77.6704926, 549 - 610m
MSC
MSC0185541George R. Proctor   156331956-08-21
Jamaica, Trelawny, Windsor estate, 122m

Rutgers University, Chrysler Herbarium

CHRB
CHRB0085637James D. Montgomery   76-291976-01-12
Jamaica, Saint Catherine, on rocks in limestone ravine, 1 mi W of Harkers Hall, St. Catherine Par. Jamaica

University of Mary Washington Herbarium

MWCF
MWCF-0000075I. Cornman   
Jamaica, Trelawny, Burnt Hill

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
41G. R. Proctor   40871950-03-05
Jamaica, Cornwall Co., Trelawny Par., Cockpit country ca. 5 mi. N of Quick Step, above Aberdeen Post Office., 18.1985 -77.7018
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