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Taxa: Stereocaulon argus, Stereocaulon argus var. argus, Stereocaulon argus var. stenospermum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
9876988Melissa Hutchison   2018-01-00
New Zealand, Southland, Mount Honey, Campbell Island, Subantarctic Islands, NZ, -52.569389 169.160099

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
BR5030091707781Van Balgooy M.   11441965-07-29
Australia, NE flank of Mt. Lidgbird, -31.55 159.05

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
F251108Richard C. Harris   50651970-01-04
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Heavily grazed tussock grassland and rock outcrops on summit of Filhol Peak (942 ft.).
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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
F251111G. E. Du Rietz   2303:21927-03-29
New Zealand, South Island, Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand, Auckland Islands, Hanfield Inlet, innermost part of Waterfall Cove
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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
F251109Henry A. Imshaug   463611969-12-31
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Rock outcrops and feldmark at summit of Mt. Honey (1867 ft.).
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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
F251110G. E. Du Rietz   2564:51927-04-01
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand, Campbell Island, Perseverance Harbour, saddle between Mt Lyall and Col Peak

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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Stereocaulon argus Hook. f. & Taylor
TUF052013Henry Andrew Imshaug   1969-12-30
Tops of sea cliffs between Mt. Azimuth and Courrejolles Peninsula
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