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Dataset: UWFP
Taxa: Fissidens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michael I. Cousens Herbarium, University of West Florida

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UWFP B103Gregory S. Derda   
United States, Florida, Holmes, Ponce de Leon, Rest area on Interstate Hwy 10, 30.724708 -85.943562
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UWFP B104Betty J. Rapp   
United States, Florida, Okaloosa, Niceville. Main campus of Okaloosa-Walton Junior College. South of Science Building, 30.537979 -86.474885
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UWFP B105Eugene M. Kelly   
United States, Florida, Jackson, Sink Creek bridge, HYW 71, 30.624865 -85.153061
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Fissidens cristatus Wils. ex Mitt.
UWFP B106B.J. Rapp   
United States, Florida, Okaloosa, N of Niceville. Little Rocky Creek area, 30.505881 -86.459097
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UWFP B107Alice Harris   
United States, Florida, Walton, Near Mossy Head, Along tributary of Shoal River About 7 mi. N.E. of Mossy Head, 30.83517 -86.237116
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UWFP B108Ellen O'neill   
United States, Florida, Walton, Mossy Head, 30.786279 -86.340921
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UWFP B109Eugene M. Kelly   
United States, Alabama, Clay, High Falls, 33.372554 -85.841155
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UWFP B110Gregory S. Derda   
United States, Florida, Washington, Near Chipley. Falling Waters State Park, 30.725295 -85.528819
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UWFP B111Cathy Demos   
United States, Florida, UWF, 30.552933 -87.217133
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UWFP B112G.S. Derda   
United States, Florida, Okaloosa, Site 5, 30.502382 -86.430387
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UWFP B304Chuck Trant   
United States, Florida, Liberty, Torreya State Park, 30.56889 -84.94778
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UWFP B113H.J. Cash   
United States, Florida, Holmes, Ponce de Leon, Ponce de Leon Springs State Park, 30.71202 -85.926768
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UWFP B114Eugene M. Kelly   
United States, Florida, Jackson, Florida Caverns State Park, 30.814991 -85.231762
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