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Taxa: Pseudocyphellaria gretae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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1331154Peter de Lange   2015-02-20
New Zealand, Waikato, Central Volcanic Plateau, Western Kaimanawa Range foothills, Tree Trunk Gorge Road (above Tongariro River), -39.166028 175.802772
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21076576akika   2019-02-00
New Zealand, Canterbury, Lake Sumner Forest Park, Hurunui, Canterbury, New Zealand, -42.5199888889 172.3833166667
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25365828Peter de Lange   2019-04-00
New Zealand, Southland, Manapouri, Lake Manapouri, Fraser Bay Track, -45.563578 167.611008
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42653176Melissa Hutchison   2020-02-00
New Zealand, Canterbury, Edwards Valley, Arthurs Pass National Park, Canterbury, New Zealand, -42.9700149105 171.6361736201
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79755684Melissa Hutchison   2021-01-00
New Zealand, Southland, Doughboy Bay, Stewart Island, Southland, New Zealand, -47.032263133 167.6993609581

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Pseudocyphellaria gretae D.J. Galloway
BR5030093160478Bartlett J.K.   S.N.1981-05-11
New Zealand, Snake Gully, S of Turangi
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