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Dataset: GUAM
Taxa: Woodsiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Guam Herbarium

GUAM
Swartz   1937-01-01
GUAM
34381Agnes F. Rinehart   AR 12611992-05-22
Micronesia, Federated States of, Pohnpei, Kitti Dist. Midland forest (rainforest) above Salapwuk. [Nature Conservancy Watershed Forest Reserve.]
GUAM
34382Agnes F. Rinehart   AR 12611992-05-22
Micronesia, Federated States of, Pohnpei, Kitti Dist. Midland forest (rainforest) above Salapwuk. [Nature Conservancy Watershed Forest Reserve.]
GUAM
34383Agnes F. Rinehart   AR 12611992-05-22
Micronesia, Federated States of, Pohnpei, The Nature Conservancy, Watershed Forest Reserve, Kitti dist. Midland forest above Salapwuk.
GUAM
44722A.F. Rinehart & Lynn Raulerson   LR 289782004-07-23
United States, Montana, Along dirt roads on the E slopes of Crane Mountain (top is 9289 ft), above the Swan River in the Swan Mtns, NE of Flathead Lake., 2743m
GUAM
Newman   1937-01-01
GUAM
Woodsia R. Br.
R. Brown   1937-01-01
GUAM
Woodsia oregana D.C. Eaton
46599Agnes F. Rinehart   LR 295982007-06-21
United States, Montana, Lake Co. Roadside in a road cut along N side of Irvine Hill, Irvine Flats Rd. SW of Polson. In Lake Co. just before entering Sanders Co. at Ponderosa pines altitude.
GUAM
Woodsia oregana D.C. Eaton
46628Agnes F. Rinehart   LR 296182007-06-22
United States, Montana, Lake Co. Disturbed woods and vacation homesites of Rocky Point, W side of Flathead Lake N of Polson. On an exposed road cut.
GUAM
Woodsia oregana D.C. Eaton
46629Agnes F. Rinehart   LR 296182007-06-22
United States, Montana, Lake Co. Disturbed woods and vacation homesites of Rocky Point, W side of Flathead Lake N of Polson. On an exposed road cut.
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