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Dataset: Harvard
Taxa: Grammitidaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
Lellingeria phlegmaria (J. Smith) A. R. Smith & R. C. Moran
barcode-00268567J. A. Steyermark   589721944-09-30
Venezuela, Bolívar, Mount Roraima, southwest-facing forested slopes between Rondon Camp and base of sandstone bluffs, 2040 - 2255m
Harvard:A
Micropolypodium taenifolium (Jenman) A. R. Smith
barcode-00268291B. Maguire   245671947-08-29
Surinam, Tafelberg (Table Mountain) 1 km. east of Camp No. II, 740m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium taenifolium (Jenman) A. R. Smith
barcode-00268293A. G. H. Daniëls & F. P. Jonker   9591959-08-17
Surinam, Mt. Hendriktop, 1030m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium taenifolium (Jenman) A. R. Smith
barcode-00268300S. Madriñan & C. E. Barbosa   3281989-07-16
Colombia, Departamento del Magdalena, Alto Rio Buritaca Alto de Mira, 11.08333333 73.8, 1100 - 1500m
Harvard:GH
Lellingeria dissimulans (Maxon) A. R. Smith & R. C. Moran
barcode-00268571O. Salvin   
Guatemala
Harvard:A
Lellingeria randallii (Maxon) A. R. Smith & R. C. Moran
barcode-00268570K. A. Wilson & Wilb. Murray   5591954-08-11
Jamaica, Saint Thomas, Corn Puss Gap and vicinity; Trail W over Blue Mts., 2000 - 2250m
Harvard:GH
barcode-00020720J. J. Wurdack   16431962-08-08
Peru, Amazonas, Chachapoyas, South side of Molinopampa-Diosan pass
Harvard:GH
barcode-00353653E. P. Killip   53341922-05-07
Colombia, Valle del Cauca, Pacific Coast, Department of El Valle, Buenaventura. Mangrove swamp along Rio Dagua, - 5m
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