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Dataset: ASU
Taxa: Woodwardia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

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ASU0006860R. Rodriquez L.; M.L. Arrequin   3111986-09-23
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mpio. de Santiago. Cerro El Borrado., 25.416615 -100.159121, 1030m
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ASU0006861Jon Rebman; Maria Elena Resendiz   55231998-08-12
Mexico, Baja California, Sierra San Pedro Martir: 1.1 miles southeast of Mike`s Sky Ranch along Rio San Rafael., 31.9167 -116.183, 1280m
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ASU0006862S. Acosta; M.A. Barrios   3051982-11-21
Mexico, Hidalgo, Mpio. de Xochicoatlán. 3 km al S de Jalamelco., 20.816667 -98.7, 1850m
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Woodwardia spinulosa M. Martens & Galeotti
ASU0006863Ken Torke; Dunn & Ledoux   5341975-08-15
Mexico, Oaxaca, Collected along Hwy 175, between Oaxaca and Tuxtepec, 29.6 mi south of Villa Hermosa., 17.528917 -96.511576, 2865m
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Woodwardia spinulosa M. Martens & Galeotti
ASU0006864G. Morales T.;   181983-12-04
Mexico, Mexico, Mpio. de Villa Nicolás Romero. 1 km al NE de Cahuacán., 19.639167 -99.416111, 2600m
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Woodwardia spinulosa M. Martens & Galeotti
ASU0006851Elinor Lehto;   243571980-03-13
Mexico, Sinaloa, Just west of El Palmlto Rancho el Liebre, 23.561999 -105.835102, 2134m
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Woodwardia spinulosa M. Martens & Galeotti
ASU0079989Abisai Garcia Mendoza; Nicolas Becerra   53981990-11-10
Mexico, Jalisco, Sierra de la Primavera, a lo largo del arroyo El Caracol, entre el pozo 2 de la CFE y El Playon, 20.723025 -103.565431, 1850m
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John L Anderson   2016-712016-08-15
Mexico, Sonora, Sierra Buenos Aires, Aguaje de la Capilla, 30.75 -109.8311, 1588m
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