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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Taxa: Phleogenaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-002501Leif Tibell   1989-12-25
New Zealand, Taranaki, Mt. Egmont National Park, Kaitake Range, 1.5 km N of Kaitake Peak
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-009991H. Kreisel & B. Litterski   1992-11-07
Germany, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Greifswald, Elisenhain
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-127352Elias Fries   
Sweden, Småland (Inre), Femsjö
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-528402   
United States, Ohio, Ohio
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-528403   
United States, North Carolina, Salem
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Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-528404M.A. Curtis   
United States, Alabama, Alabama
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-528405T.M. Peters   
United States, Alabama, Alabama superiore
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Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-528406   1859-02-00
United Kingdom, Essex, Hainault Forest
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-698922P. Hariot   1908-02-23
France, Champagne-Ardenne, Ardennes, Dampierre-au-Temple
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Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
F-710002J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1972-09-17
Denmark, Jylland, Hansted Skov
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Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
L-009806Leif Tibell   1986-10-23
New Zealand, Auckland, North Island, North Auckland, 4.5 km NNE of Orewa, Waiwera Hill Scenic Reserve
UPS:BOT
Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
L-101858Leif Tibell   1981-06-17
New Zealand, Nelson, South Island, Nelson Lakes N.P, N end of Lake Rotoiti
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Phleogena (Fr.: Fr.) Link
L-105701Leif Tibell   1999-05-19
India, Uttarakhand, 13 km N of Uttarkashi, 0.5 km E of Sangam Chatti along Asa Ganga
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