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Dataset: CMN-CANM
Taxa: Daltoniaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian Museum of Nature

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Achrophyllum dentatum (Hook.f. & Wils.) Vitt & Crosby
CANM 313408Taylor, G.M.   S.N.1989-10-28
New Zealand, Pirongia State Forest Park Mt. Pirongia, Hihikiwi Track, ca. 20 km west of Te Awamutu, North Island.
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Daltonia splachnoides (Sm. in Sm. & Sowerby) Hook. & Tayl
CANM 255276Schofield, Wilfred B.   451671971-07-06
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CANM 308653Ireland, Robert R.   234801988-10-25
Colombia, Santander Dept., Municipio de Charala Corregimiento Virolin Vereda \"El Volcan\"., 6 -73, 1725m
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CANM 308705Ireland, Robert R.   235711988-10-26
Colombia, Boyaca Dept., Municipio de Duitama Around Paramo \"La Rusia\"., 6 -73, 2620m
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CANM 308834Ireland, Robert R.   237201988-10-27
Colombia, Cundinamarca Dept., Municipio Charala Corregimento Virolin Vereda \"El Reloj\"., 6 -73, 2130m
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CANM 313395Taylor, G.M.   S.N.1989-10-28
New Zealand, Pirongia State Forest Park Mt. Pirongia, Hihikiwi Track, ca. 20 km west of Te Awamutu, North Island.
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Achrophyllum quadrifarium (J.E.Sm.) Vitt & Crosby
CANM 313372Taylor, G.M.   S.N.1989-10-27
New Zealand, Te Kauri Reserve Devlin\'s Track, 40 km southwest of Hamilton City, Waikato Province, North Island.
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Achrophyllum quadrifarium (J.E.Sm.) Vitt & Crosby
CANM 313397Taylor, G.M.   S.N.1989-10-28
New Zealand, Pirongia State Forest Park Mt. Pirongia, Hihikiwi Track, ca. 20 km west of Te Awamutu, North Island.
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CANM 197591Robbins, R.G.   31911960-08-06
Papua New Guinea, Western Highlands Prov., Wabag area Lauo Lake area Yobobos grasslands, 2650m
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