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Dataset: NYS-
Taxa: Dumortieraceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York State Museum

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NYSi3618Miller, Norton G.   98841992-08-05
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii (Big Island): Saddle Road, 11 miles from Hilo., 884m
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NYSi3687Miller, Norton G.   99531992-08-07
United States, Hawaii, Maui: Waiakamoi Nature Conservancy Reserve, North Haleakala.
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NYSi20220Martínez, E.   204421987-04-28
MEXICO, Chiapas, Municipio de Unión Juárez: en el volcán Tacaná, camino entre Talquián y Chiquihuite., 1800m
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NYSi4219Tucker, Shirley C.   312861991-11-19
United States, Louisiana, East Feliciana Parish: Idlewild Research Station, 5.6 km se of Clinton.
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NYSi13147Henkel, Terry W.   63991998-03-19
United States, Florida, Liberty, Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve: Traveller's Tract Ravine.
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NYSi20221Sharp, Alan J.   1988-10-02
United States, Georgia, Dade, Pocket Creek area.
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NYSi20222Murrill, William A.   1938-00-00
United States, Florida, Gainesville., 29.651634 -82.324826
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NYSi20223Vorster, P. J.   14721969-11-13
SOUTH AFRICA, Mariepskop: Blyde River footpath., 1520m
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NYSi20224Vorster, P. J.   13981969-11-09
SOUTH AFRICA, Mariepskop: Bedford footpath., 1350m
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NYSi20225Heras, Patxi   70/861986-02-15
SPAIN, Vizcaya, La Arboleda (Coordinates 30TVN9392)., 490m
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NYSi20226Heras, Patxi   1245/951995-10-05
SPAIN, Guipúzcoa, Aya: Pagoeta (Coordinates: 30TWN6787)., 280m
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NYSi17867Heller, A. A.   1895-05-16
United States, Hawaii, Oahu.
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