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Dataset: TU-
Taxa: Botryohypochnus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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TUF124248Alessandro Saitta   2015-09-30
Sortsi, 58.580156 26.435207
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TUF124099Alessandro Saitta   2015-08-21
Kunila, 58.613722 23.811227
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TUF112933Kadri Põldmaa   2011-11-07
Valga maakond, 2 km S of Miti gravel-pit, Tsooru, 58.0822 26.34313
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TUF124176Alessandro Saitta   2015-09-12
Kakulaas, 57.886026 26.38902
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TUF112930Kadri Põldmaa   2011-11-07
Valga maakond, 2 km S of Miti gravel-pit, Tsooru, 58.0822 26.34313
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TUF100972Leif Ryvarden   2005-09-06
Pärnu maakond, 58.04167 24.68333
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TUF123703Mari Niemi   1997-09-29
Åland Islands, Jomala, Ytterby, Norrskogen, Jomalön (Gird 27° E: 669533:11321)
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TUF108159Urmas Kõljalg   2008-10-01
Põlva maakond, 57.99128 27.21447
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TUF112941Kadri Põldmaa   2011-11-07
Valga maakond, 2 km S of Miti gravel-pit, Tsooru, 58.0822 26.34313
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TUF126591Liis Kuresoo   2020-02-23
Jõgeva maakond, Luua, 58.6521 26.59323
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