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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pertusaria petrophyes, Pertusaria petrophyes var. hokiensis, Pertusaria petrophyes var. petrophyes
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Pertusaria petrophyes C. Knight
BR5030101289511Aptroot A.   398431995-10-23
Papua New Guinea, ca. 22 km E of Port Moresby, Varirata National Park, near Varirata Lookout, -9.433333 147.35
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Pertusaria petrophyes C. Knight
BR5030101287456Aptroot A. & Aptroot M.   223741988-03-00
Australia, Great Barrier Reef, 25 km E Cairns, -16.933333 145.983333
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Pertusaria petrophyes C. Knight
BR5030101288484Aptroot A.   190491987-03-00
Papua New Guinea, Varirata Plateau, 22 km E of Port Moresby, -9.45 147.383333
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Pertusaria petrophyes C. Knight
BR5030101286428Aptroot A. & Aptroot M.   220671988-02-00
Australia, Lamington National Park, 100 km S of Brisbane, near lost world, -28.266667 153.116667

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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TUF081651Heinar Streimann   1995-02-11
New South Wales, Lord Howe Island: Mt Gower track, between The Saddle and Mt Gower, -31.584722 159.080833
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