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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Asplenium platyneuron var. platyneuron (Asplenium platyneuron var. incisum)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Oklahoma; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

OCLA
K. Gray   421972-09-22
United States, Oklahoma, Caddo, Hinton; Red Rock State Park, 1 mi S of Hinton, 35.455962 -98.354652
OCLA
L. K. Magrath, J. Taylor & P. Nighswonger   104321980-05-14
United States, Oklahoma, Caddo, Camp Canyon ca. 2 mi S & W of Canyon Cemetery, 35.4107698 -98.3061071
OCLA
C. M. Mather   s.n.1984-05-09
United States, Oklahoma, Pushmataha, Nashoba; Fewell area, wooded area near mouth of Wildhorse Creek on Little River, 34.5145737030617 -95.0511574450351
OCLA
L. K. Magrath & C. M. Mather   162421985-07-05
United States, Oklahoma, Pushmataha, Nashoba; Mather's Wilderness, ca 10 mi E on SH 144 & 0.4 S of Nashoba School, 34.5145737030617 -95.0511574450351
OCLA
L. K. Magrath, R. Schwenn, C. Soos & K. Roberts   155171984-06-22
United States, Oklahoma, Coal, Coalgate; Muddy Boggy Creek, 2.3 mi E of Coalgate on SH 43, 34.5277137897028 -96.1883993506294
OCLA
R. McConnell   1281997-06-14
United States, Oklahoma, Haskell, Kenta; 5.5 mi SE of Kenta, 35.0578492681143 -95.1820274130015
OCLA
S. Smith & R. McConnell   1071997-06-14
United States, Oklahoma, Haskell, Maquire; 1 mi SW of Maquire, 35.0936216880452 -95.1122562047464
OCLA
N. Powers   121975-07-12
United States, Oklahoma, Choctaw, Swink; 0.5 mi N, 0.5 mi E & 3.8 mi N of Swink on Pine Creek road, 34.026616645504 -95.5521389277645
OCLA
L. K. Magrath   104321980-05-14
United States, Oklahoma, Choctaw, Ft Towson; ca. 5.4 mi N of Ft Towson, 34.026616645504 -95.5521389277645
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