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Western Connecticut State University Herbarium - Podostemaceae
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Ceratolacis WCSU-04849C.P.Bove; C.T.Philbrick   2336 Brazil, Pernambuco, Petrolina, Rio Sao Francisco. Location called "Serrote do Urusu.", -9.362139 -40.387972, 360m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Apinagia riedelii (Bong.) Tul. WCSU-05404M. Sobral Leite   5112007-10-14 Brazil, Pernambuco, Rio Pirangi, Forest Engenho., -8.800778 -35.823778, 243m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Apinagia riedelii (Bong.) Tul. WCSU-05405M. Sobral Leite   5012007-10-08 Brazil, Pernambuco, Zona da Mata, Rio Ipojuca, -8.32 -35.35, 129m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Ceratolacis pedunculatum C.T.Philbrick, Novelo & Irgang WCSU-05467C. P. Bove; C. T. Philbrick, P. K. B. Philbrick   23432012-07-04 Brazil, Pernambuco, Side branch of Rio Sao Francisco, ca. 3-4 km N of main river, -8.518194 -39.331333, 337m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Ceratolacis pedunculatum C.T.Philbrick, Novelo & Irgang WCSU-05468C. P. Bove; C. T. Philbrick, P. K. B. Philbrick   23382012-07-04 Brazil, Pernambuco, small side branch of Sao Francisco River, Ilha de Assançao, along north side of island; abundant, -8.518778 -39.327083 Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Mourera fluviatilis Aubl. WCSu-05824M. Sobral Leite   5052007-10-06 Brazil, Pernambuco, Rio Ipojuca, Engenho Pilao., -8.32 -35.35, 129m Full Record Details

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