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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pertusaria graphica, Pertusaria graphica f. graphica, Pertusaria graphica f. tardiva
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat-iNaturalist
8946695tangatawhenua   2017-11-00
New Zealand, Northland, Paxton Point, Ngataki 0484, New Zealand, -34.7094324667 173.0695503205

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Pertusaria graphica C. Knight
BR5030073157610Ertz D.   186362013-12-11
French Southern Territories, près de la base de recherche Alfred Faure, rive gauche du vallon du barrage., -46.438055 51.858888

Museo Botánico Córdoba Fungarium

CORD
CORDC00000010Harris, R. C.|   48481969-00-00
New Zealand, Campbell Island

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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F131323J. Scott Thomson   ZA37401933-10-00
New Zealand, South Island, Akatore Ma...h, Otago.
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F131324Richard C. Harris   53621970-01-14
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Rocks (mostly limestone) at 50-100 ft. elevation. Rocky Bay.
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F131325Leif Tibell   108071981-02-10
New Zealand, South Island, Nova Zelandia. South Island, Otago: Tikoraki Point prope Hampden, 45° 22’ austr, 170° 52’ orient.
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Google Map

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