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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pellaea glabella subsp. missouriensis (Pellaea glabella var. missouriensis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
ASU0135763M.D. Windham   21990-04-03
USA, Missouri, Jefferson, Bluffs on east side of Big River, ca 0.5 kilometers southeast of the new bridge on County Highway H. Fletcher Quad (7 1/2 min.), 177m

Brigham Young University, S. L. Welsh Herbarium

BRY:V
BRYV0091271Michael D. Windham   90-21990-04-03
U.S.A., Missouri, Jefferson, Bluffs on E side of Big River ca. 0.5 km SE of the new bridge on County Highway H. Fletcher Quad (7 1/2 min.)., 177m

Duke University Vascular Plant Collection

DUKE
DUKE10159490M.D. Windham   90-21990-04-03
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, Bluffs on E side of Big River ca. 0.5 km SE of the new bridge on County Highway H. Fletcher Quad (7 1/2 min.)., 38.16162 -90.707829, 177m

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
02289803G. J. Gastony   83-34-471983-03-11
United States of America, Missouri, Jefferson County, 10 miles W of DeSoto, ca. 1/4 mile upstrream from junction of road H and Big River.

Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
IND-1000076Gerald J. Gastony   83-34-471983-03-11
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, 10 miles west of De Soto, ca. 0.25 miles upstream from junction of road MO-H and Big River, 38.16236 -90.708482
IND
IND-0151118Gerald J. Gastony   83-34-471983-03-11
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, 10 miles west of De Soto, ca. 0.25 miles upstream from junction of road MO-H and Big River, 38.16236 -90.708482

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
3540505Julian A. Steyermark   156961934-10-01
United States, Missouri, Dent, Near Meramec River between Howe and Sligo shaded limestone bluffs along river
MO
3530584Ernest J. Palmer   194491920-10-10
United States, Missouri, Carter, On Current River, near Van Buren clefts in dry limestone bluffs of river
MO
3526523David H. Lorence   17051976-08-08
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, Ca. 0.2 mi S of State Road H along Big River limestone cliff and cedar glades. fern growing in fissures or pockets on more or less vertical rock faces, partial shade. occasional, small coloniescedar
MO
1824844Gerald J. Gastony   83-34-471983-03-11
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, 10 mi W of DeSoto, ca.ΒΌ mi upstream from junction of Road H and Big River.
MO
3550302Bill Summers   72671994-10-15
United States, Missouri, Phelps, Mark Twain National Forest, Spring Creek Bluff on Highway J, 1/4 mi N of its junction with Highway M crevices on dry face of dolomite bluff, 37.7716667 -92.0152778
MO
3539954Julian A. Steyermark   14041930-10-19
United States, Missouri, Franklin, Near Meramec River. Franklin County State Park, E of Sullivan on semi-shaded dry limestone cliffs near river
MO
3555404George Yatskievych   90-141990-04-20
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, Ca. 1/2 mi S of bridge at County Road H in area of tall, exposed W-facing limestone bluffs along Big River., 38.1566667 -90.6947222, 189m
MO
3531920Ernest J. Palmer   391991931-05-01
United States, Missouri, Laclede, Near Hazelgreen on face of dolomite cliffs
MO
102468569George Yatskievych   90-141990-04-20
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, Ca. 1/2 mi S of bridge at County Road H in area of tall, exposed W-facing limestone bluffs along Big River., 38.1566667 -90.6947222, 189m

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Pteridophytes
1190798G.J. Gastony   83-34-471983-03-11
United States, Missouri, Jefferson, 10 miles W. of DeSoto, ca. 1/4 mile upstream from junction of road H and Big River
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