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Dataset: FTU
Taxa: Fontinalaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Central Florida Herbarium

FTU
Brachelyma robustum (Card.) Britt.
FTU M36Roland M. Harper   2142a.1945-12-12
United States, Georgia, Lauens, Turkey Creek about 6 miles S. of Dublin, 32.452701 -82.903751
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Brachelyma robustum (Card.) Britt.
FTU M37R. S. Breen   38221953-06-13
United States, Florida, EScambia, at Molino, 30.72389 -87.31417
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Brachelyma subulatum (P. Beauv.) Cardot
FTU M39Reese   38431954-12-10
United States, Florida, Leon, 7 mi. W. of Tallahassee, 30.438007 -84.398691
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Brachelyma subulatum (P. Beauv.) Cardot
FTU M40P. M. Patterson   16951954-00-00
United States, Virginia, Greeensville, Greensville, 36.675444 -77.565021
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Fontinalis dalecarlica Bruch & Schimp.
FTU M489Nellie V. Hayne   1927-06-16
United States, Wisconsin, Rock, Lima Center, 42.81463 -88.839623
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Fontinalis disticha Hook. & Wils. in Drumm.
FTU M183J. Poppleton   891971-08-17
United States, Florida, Osceola, In Reedy Creek Swamp of SR 535 near Cypress Cone nudist colony, 28.146491 -81.429882
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Fontinalis filiformis Sull. & Lesq.
FTU M184Cindy Connery   1980-03-17
United States, Florida, Washington, Amford. Highway 276, 30.698232 -85.434343
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FTU M185Steven M. Riefler   641980-05-15
United States, Florida, Orange, The Big Econlockhatchee River 300 yds north of FL Route # 50, 28.566092 -81.15371
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FTU M186Mary L. Singeltary   331935-06-26
United States, North Carolina, Durham, Duke University. New Hope creek, 35.990148 -78.973976
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