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Taxa: Psoroma fruticulosum
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
36848218Melissa Hutchison   2019-12-00
New Zealand, Canterbury, Tasman Glacier viewpoint, Mt Cook National Park, Mackenzie District, Canterbury, New Zealand, -43.6956383333 170.1675216667

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
L47296Rolf Santesson   52791940-12-24
Chile, Magallanes (excl. Antarctica Chilena), Chile. Terr. Magallanes, Punta Arenas, Cerros Mina Rica, alt. c. 620 m.
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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
L65512Rolf Santesson   9721940-02-16
Argentina, Tierra del Fuego (excl. Antárida e Islas del Atlántico Sur), Tierra del Fuego: Ushuaia, Rio Olivia.
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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
L65513Rolf Santesson   11041940-02-19
Argentina, Tierra del Fuego (excl. Antárida e Islas del Atlántico Sur), Tierra del Fuego: Canal Beagle, Bahia Lapataia. North of the bay.
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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
F184011Rolf Santesson   9701940-02-16
Argentina, Tierra del Fuego (excl. Antárida e Islas del Atlántico Sur), Tierra del Fuego: Ushuaia, Rio Olivia.
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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
F238885Rolf Santesson   52791940-12-24
Chile, Magallanes (excl. Antarctica Chilena), Chile. Terr. Magallanes, Punta Arenas, Cerros Mina Rica, alt. c. 620 m.

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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Psoroma fruticulosum P. James & Henssen
TUF083809John Alan Elix   1980-02-09
South Island: near terminus of Fox Glacier, Westland
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