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Taxa: Eremastrella
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Eremastrella crystallifera (Taylor) Gotth. Schneid.
21691559maxmallencooper   2019-03-00
Australia, New South Wales, Merriwagga NSW 2652, Australia, -33.8124876211 145.6597339502

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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TUF006923Franklin Andrej Brusse   1986-01-21
Natal. Mont aux Sources. Summit of Western Buttress.
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Eremastrella crystallifera (Taylor) Gotth. Schneid.
TUF060472John Alan Elix;Helge Thorsten Lumbsch;Heinar Streimann   1991-07-15
Western Australia. Kimberleys, 7 km north.west of Drysdale River Station, -15.66667 126.31667
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TUF071352Franklin Andrej Brusse   1986-01-21
Natal. Mont aux Sources. Summit of Western Buttress
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Eremastrella crystallifera (Taylor) Gotth. Schneid.
TUF083755John Alan Elix;Helge Thorsten Lumbsch;Heinar Streimann   1991-07-15
Western Australia, 11 km NW of Drysdale River Station, -15.683333 126.283333

Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

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Eremastrella S. Vogel
L-010703F. Brusse   1986-01-26
South Africa, Eastern Cape, 65 km N of Mclear, summit of Naudé's Nek
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Eremastrella S. Vogel
L-030932Stefan Vogel   1950-00-00
South Africa, 1. Auf trockenem Lehmboden in der Kleinen Karroo zwischen Ladismith und Calitzdorp. 2. Auf Hochfläche des Mont-aux-Sources in 2300 m Höhe
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Eremastrella S. Vogel
L-053269J.A. Elix, H.T. Lumbsch & H. Streimann   1991-07-15
Australia, Western Australia, Kimberleys, 7 km north-west of Drysdale River Station
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