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Dataset: EMC-
Taxa: Thelypteris palustris (Aspidium thelypteris), Thelypteris palustris var. haleana, Thelypteris palustris var. pubescens (Dryopteris tremula), Thelypteris palustris var. palustris, Thelypteris palustris subsp. palustris (Thelypteris thelypteris, Lastrea thelypteris), Thelypteris palustris subsp. pubes... (show all)
Search Criteria: Lapeer; Fish Lake; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Michigan University Herbarium

EMC
Amy E. Ducher   222011-07-02
USA, Michigan, Lapeer, Kresge Environmental Education Center, NE corner of Fish Lake Rd. and Vernor Rd. Chip pile; on path at W end., 43.112535 -83.241573
EMC
Kelly MacDonald   C112015-06-20
USA, Michigan, Lapeer, Kresge Environmental Education Center, NE corner of Fish Lake Rd. and Vernor Rd, Bog Moat.
EMC
EMC013564Frances Ovaitt   21968-07-01
United States, Michigan, Lapeer, Fish Lake Center, N.E. corner Vernor & Pish Lake Rds. S. end of Pish Lake near road. Wet, marshy area, among grass., 43.110613 -83.244378
EMC
Marguerite Bunker   722016-10-02
United States, Michigan, Lapeer, Fish Lake Center, NE corner of Fish Lake and Vernor Rds. NW side of Fish Lake, on bank. 43.111603 -83.244293, 43.111603 -83.244293
EMC
Meredith E. Phillips   112015-06-20
United States, Michigan, Lapeer, Kresge Environmental Education Center, NE corner of Fish Lake Rd and Vernor Rd. In the moat of the floating bog., 43.112535 -83.241573
EMC
Amanda Kandies   722016-10-01
United States, Michigan, Lapeer, T8N R10E, Section 13. Fish Lake. Kresge Environmental Education Center. Edge of lake, 43.112535 -83.241573
EMC
BM Rice   1072023-09-16
United States, Michigan, Lapeer, Fish Lake, Southern side of bog moat, southeast side of bog, 43.1177068083 -83.2392138989
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