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Taxa: Ctenitis meridionalis (Dryopteris meridionalis), Ctenitis meridionalis var. speluncae (Dryopteris meridionalis var. speluncae)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michigan State University

MSC
Dryopteris meridionalis (Poir.) C. Chr.
MSC0260216Unknown   s.n.
hatal Africa

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006003S. Brown   11461912-11-29
Bermuda, Limestone sink near Tucker's Town
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006011B. D. Gilbert   s.n.1898-00-00
Bermuda, Cave near Smith's Church
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006010W. D. Gilbert   s.n.1898-00-00
United States of America, New York, Clayville. Cave near Smith's Church.
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006016B. D. Gilbert   s.n.1898-03-00
Bermuda, Bermuda Islands
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006014B. D. Gilbert   s.n.1898-03-00
Bermuda
NY
2006004S. Brown   2661905-08-31
Bermuda, [... ]Vale
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006015M. A. Howe   s.n.1900-06-23
Bermuda, About mouth of a cave Walsingham
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006012S. Brown   5641908-02-10
Bermuda, Cave Harrington House
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006007B. D. Gilbert   s.n.1898-03-00
Bermuda
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006008S. Brown   11461912-11-29
Bermuda, Limestone sink near Tucker's Town
NY
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
2006036Collector unspecified   s.n.
Bermuda

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Pteridophytes
Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching
1631871George R. Proctor   188951959-01-26
Montserrat, no data, Slopes of the Centre Hills, above Salem, 305m
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