Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Anisomeridium biformoides
Search Criteria: Georgia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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New York Botanical Garden


NY
635417W. R. Buck   436322003-02-08
United States of America, Georgia, Coffee Co., Broxton Rocks Ecological Preserve, vicinity of Rock Falls along Rocky Creek, 9 mi NE of Broxton, 31.7325 -82.8539

NY
1153115J. C. Lendemer   205792009-12-15
United States of America, Georgia, McIntosh Co., Sapelo Island, Sapelo Island Wildlife Management Area, Dixie Highway between West Perimeter Rd. and Middle Rd., 31.4361 -81.2722

NY
1150243J. C. Lendemer   21289A2009-12-19
United States of America, Georgia, Emanuel Co., Ohoopee Dunes Natural Area, McLeod Bridge tract, 0.5 mi W of intersection of McLeod Bridge Road and Old McLeod Bridge Road, E shore of the Little Ohoopee River, 32.6028 -82.4292

NY
1150477J. C. Lendemer   214912009-12-21
United States of America, Georgia, Pierce Co., Little Satilla Wildlife Management Area, Knight Road ca. 1 mi E of Offerman, between Zero Bay and Sixty Foot Branch of Little Satilla River, 31.38636 -82.08203

NY
01216202C. M. Wetmore   643621989-11-15
United States of America, Georgia, Charlton Co., Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Chesser Island on west side at edge of swamp near deer field stand

NY
1363082W. R. Buck   305831996-09-18
United States of America, Georgia, Coffee Co., Bronxton Rocks Ecological Preserve, Ricketson Tract, ca. 10 mi NE of Broxton, 31.73 -82.83, 70m

NY
1363083R. C. Harris   38799-A1996-09-18
United States of America, Georgia, Coffee Co., Bronxton Rocks Ecological Preserve, Ricketson Tract, ca. 10 mi NE of Broxton, 31.73 -82.83, 70m

Research Observation and Personal Collections


Consortium:Personal Collections
M.F. Hodges   64212011-01-08
USA, Georgia, Lanier, Banks Lake NWR, 31.03 -83.09


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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