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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: United States; Michigan; Oakland; Rattalee Lake Fen; Polygon search (not displayed); includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Prairie Fen Biodiversity Project

PFBP:Observations
RLR10-4Clint Pogue   CP1252015-06-08
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.7686 -83.576, 283m
PFBP:Observations
RLR11-4Clint Pogue   CP1252015-06-09
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.76894 -83.57566, 282m
PFBP:Observations
RLR12-2Clint Pogue   CP1252015-06-08
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.76854 -83.5752, 283m
PFBP:Observations
RLR14-3Clint Pogue   CP1252015-07-29
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.77217 -83.57835, 287m
PFBP:Observations
RLR18-6Clint Pogue   CP1252015-07-30
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.77005 -83.57754, 284m
PFBP:Observations
RLR21-7Clint Pogue   CP1252015-07-30
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.76965 -83.57603, 282m
PFBP:Observations
RLR22-4Clint Pogue   CP1252015-07-30
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.76829 -83.57514, 282m
PFBP:Observations
RLR8-6Clint Pogue   CP1252015-06-08
United States, Michigan, Oakland, Rattalee Lake Fen, 42.76984 -83.57664, 283m
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