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Taxa: Graphidastra byssiseda (Dirina byssiseda)
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Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247662Göran Thor   12731979-11-15
Nepal, Nepal valley district, 15 km SSE Kathmandu, 500m E Godawari in dense deciduous forest near the road to Phulchoki. 5050ft = 1539 m.
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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247657Göran Thor   16711980-01-08
India, West Bengal, Darjeeling district, Kurseong, Dow hill. Dense deciduous forest near the top. 5500 ft = 1677 m.
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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247656Göran Thor   16861980-01-08
India, West Bengal, Darjeeling district, Kurseong, Dow hill. Dense deciduous forest near the top. 5500 ft = 1677 m.
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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247660Göran Thor   16811980-01-08
India, West Bengal, Darjeeling district, Kurseong, Dow hill. Dense deciduous forest near the top. 5500 ft = 1677 m.
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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247658Göran Thor   16761980-01-08
India, West Bengal, Darjeeling district, Kurseong, Dow hill. Dense deciduous forest near the top. 5500 ft = 1677 m.
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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247659Göran Thor   16781980-01-08
India, West Bengal, Darjeeling district, Kurseong, Dow hill. Dense deciduous forest near the top. 5500 ft = 1677 m.
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Graphidastra byssiseda (Müll. Arg.) G. Thor
F247661Göran Thor   16831980-01-08
India, West Bengal, Darjeeling district, Kurseong, Dow hill. Dense deciduous forest near the top. 5500 ft = 1677 m.
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