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Dataset: E
Taxa: Thalloidima
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

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Thalloidima sedifolia
E01002334Coppins, B.J.; Acton, A.; Douglass, J.R.; Price, S.G.   257492016-08-29
Scotland, (VC 112) Shetland, near South Light, 59.513611 -1.653056
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Thalloidima sedifolia
E01002113Coppins, Brian J.; Price, S. G.; Acton, A.; Douglass, J. R.   251882013-07-05
Scotland, (VC 110) Outer Hebrides, Hirta, Ruaival, 57.801667 -8.577222, 100m
E
Thalloidima sedifolia
E00816659Fryday, Alan Michael   22311991-04-26
Scotland, (VC 88) Mid Perthshire
E
Thalloidima sedifolia
E00816253Fryday, Alan Michael   4474
Scotland, (VC 87-89) Perthshire
E
E00786301Maria Prieto   2013-07-09
Gotland, Tingstade par, E of the lake Tingstade trask, the military shooting area Fallet, c. 1 km S of road 148, 44m
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E00786299Martin Westberg   GOS0432012-09-18
Germany, Bavaria, "Lower Franconia, Main-Spessart Distr, Gemunden am Main Municipality, Gossenheim at the old ruin ""Ruine Homberg""", 300m
E
Thalloidima sedifolia
E00786298Westberg, Martin   15-0812015-08-09
Pite Lappmark, 67.836667 16.995556, 1043m
E
Thalloidima sedifolia
E00757052Long, D.G.   380112008-07-29
Scotland, (VC 94) Banffshire, North bank of Water of Ailnack gorge, opposite Lochan Uaine, 57.216667 -3.42, 438m
E
Thalloidima sedifolia
E00757053Long, D.G. & Rothero, G.P.   253721994-05-20
Scotland, (VC 89) East Perthshire, M cliffs above E side of Loch Loch
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Thalloidima sedifolia
E00745319Fryday, Alan Michael   55371994-08-08
Scotland, (VC 97) Westerness
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