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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Taxa: Diplocladium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628772Gunnar Eriksson   1961-07-18
Sweden, Gotland, Norrlanda, vid björk
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628773J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1950-09-22
Sweden, Östergötland, Gryt, about 1 km E of the parish church
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628774J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1950-09-16
Sweden, Östergötland, Gryt, about 1200 m NE of Strömmen
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628775J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1947-08-26
Sweden, Gästrikland, Hille, c 2,5 km NNV om Tolvfors
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628776Nils Lundqvist   1971-10-02
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Uppsala, carolnia Park
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628777Nils Lundqvist   1971-09-29
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Uppsala, Carolina Park
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628778J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1949-04-03
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Bondkyrko s:n, Svinskinnsskogen, c 300 m ONO om Herrhagen
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628779J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1949-09-25
Sweden, Uppland, Gryta, Lillsjöns station, planterad björkhage
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628780N. Fries, G. Sandberg & J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1945-10-07
Sweden, Uppland, Älvkarleby, Billudden, "Insjön"
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628781H. Nilsson & J. Eriksson   1950-04-23
Sweden, Uppland, Jumkil, Örnsätra
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628782Seth Lundell   1944-05-22
Sweden, Småland (Inre), Kärda, strax norr om St. Lararp
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Diplocladium Bonord.
F-628783J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1950-06-08
Sweden, Gästrikland, Gävle, Vallshage
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