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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Frullania allanii
Search Criteria: New Zealand; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Allan Herbarium, Bryophytes

CHR:CHR
Frullania allanii E.A.Hodgs.
CHR 492503Amy Hodgson   1934-04-00
New Zealand, Hawke's Bay Land District, -39.013893 177.157927
CHR:CHR
Frullania allanii E.A.Hodgs.
CHR 493065Amy Hodgson   1931-06-00
New Zealand, Hawke's Bay Land District
CHR:CHR
Frullania allanii E.A.Hodgs.
CHR 632692Tony Druce   1946-11-17
New Zealand, Wellington Land District
CHR:CHR
Frullania allanii E.A.Hodgs.
CHR 678192David Glenny   2019-11-16
New Zealand, Southland Land District, Hokonui, -46.059862 168.828297, 180m

Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
M. von Konrat   98/35a1997-12-00
New Zealand, Richmond Ranges, Wakamarina River, Buthchers clearing
F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
M. von Konrat   98/381997-12-00
New Zealand, Richmond Ranges, Mt. Royal summit track, 700m
F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
M. von Konrat   96/155a1996-11-00
New Zealand, Whirinaki Forest; Port Rd
F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
J. E. Braggins   jeb98_349
New Zealand, Puketi Forest; Mokau ridge; Nrth Akld.
F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
M. von Konrat   96/181c1996-11-00
New Zealand, Okahu Valley
F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
M. von Konrat   96/1791996-11-00
New Zealand, Rotorua District: Green Lake
F:Botany
Frullania allanii E. A. Hodgs.
M. von Konrat   97/101997-02-00
New Zealand, North Urewera, adjacent broken bridge

Swedish Museum of Natural History, mosses

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B143148A. P. Druce   1946-11-17
New Zealand, ...erawhiu Hill Wellington
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