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Dataset: NBM
Taxa: Delitschiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New Brunswick Museum

NBM
Delitschia Auersw.
NBM-F-06410Carter, Adrian   AC 7862005-11-27
Canada, Prince Edward Island, Queens, Cumberland, Route 19, Area lot 514711, 46.1711 -63.1577
NBM
Delitschia anisomera Luck-Allen & Cain
NBM-F-04107Malloch, David   M134b1982-10-25
United States of America, North Carolina, Carteret County, Shackleford Bank, 34.67 -76.59
NBM
Delitschia crinita Luck-Allen & Cain
NBM-F-04108Malloch, David   M138g1982-10-25
United States of America, North Carolina, Carteret County, Shackleford Bank, 34.67 -76.59
NBM
NBM-F-04109Malloch, David   M118f1982-09-24
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Sable Island, NE end of Lake Wallace, 5 km E of West Light, 43.9299 -59.9606
NBM
Delitschia tomentosa Luck-Allen & Cain
NBM-F-04110Malloch, David   M118d1982-09-24
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Sable Island, NE end of Lake Wallace, 5 km E of West Light, 43.9299 -59.9606
NBM
Delitschia winteri Plowr. ex G. Winter
NBM-F-04111Malloch, David   M139g1982-10-25
United States of America, North Carolina, Carteret County, Shackleford Bank, 34.67 -76.59
NBM
Trichodelitschia bisporula (P. Crouan & H. Crouan) Munk
NBM-F-04271Malloch, David   M118k1982-09-24
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Sable Island, NE end of Lake Wallace, 5 km E of West Light, 43.9299 -59.9606
NBM
Trichodelitschia bisporula (P. Crouan & H. Crouan) Munk
NBM-F-04272Malloch, David   M123g1982-09-24
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Sable Island, NE end of Lake Wallace, 5 km E of West Light, 43.9299 -59.9606
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