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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Search Criteria: Yemen; Socotra; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

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F-005789M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-31
Yemen, Socotra, Tinire
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L-047708M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-19
Yemen, Socotra, Taukak village, above Hasen
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Simonyella J. Steiner
L-047709M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-19
Yemen, Socotra, Taukak village, above Hasen
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L-047710M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-19
Yemen, Socotra, Taukak village, above Hasen
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L-047711M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-19
Yemen, Socotra, Taukak village, above Hasen
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Simonyella J. Steiner
L-047712M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-24
Yemen, Socotra, 16 km SE of Qalansiyah
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Roccellographa J. Steiner
L-047713M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-25
Yemen, Socotra, Ras Shuab
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L-047714M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-25
Yemen, Socotra, Ras Shuab
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L-047715M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-27
Yemen, Socotra, Diksem
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L-047716M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-31
Yemen, Socotra, Tinire
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L-049195Georg Schweinfurth   1870-00-00
Yemen, Socotra, Ins. Socotra
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L-076605Georg Schweinfurth   
Yemen, Socotra, Insula Socotra
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L-076608Georg Schweinfurth   
Yemen, Socotra, Insula Socotra
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Heppsora D.D. Awasthi & Kr.P. Singh
L-106423Bruno Mies   1999-02-18
Yemen, Socotra, Socotra, Hajkir Mts, Wadi Kischen, trail to Demalu Pass
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Forsskaolea viridis
V-064533M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-20
Yemen, Socotra, Mumi area, 12.55 54.23333
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Parietaria debilis
V-064644M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-27
Yemen, Socotra, Diksem
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Urtica urens
V-064774M. Thulin & A.N. Gifri   1994-01-31
Yemen, Socotra, Tinire, 12.58333 54
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