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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Taxa: Gregorella
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
Gregorella Lumbsch
L-049542Gunnar Degelius   1949-10-23
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, III, kanten av Nosten SV om Håga, vägkant i skogsbrynet vid p. 20
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-049543Sten Ahlner   1953-11-07
Sweden, Uppland, Jordskärning vid Johan Ban`rs väg nära Skärviksbryggan, lokalt riklig
UPS:BOT
Gregorella Lumbsch
L-107521P. v. d. Boom   2000-04-01
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Brabantia borealis, Son, Hautens
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-109745Lars-Erik Muhr   1978-09-11
Sweden, Värmland, Karlskoga, Höglunda
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-127123Sten Ahlner   1953-11-07
Sweden, Uppland, Stocksund, at the road Johan Banérs väg, not far from the landing-stage of Skärvik
UPS:BOT
Gregorella Lumbsch
L-128559Lars-Erik Muhr   1978-09-11
Sweden, Värmland, Karlskoga, Höglunda
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-131374G. Zimmerman, M.I. Messuti & H.T. Lumbsch   2002-04-00
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfallen, Kiesgruben prope Ratingen, ad terram macram
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-189716C.F.E. Erichsen   1913-09-15
Denmark, Sydjylland, Schleswig-Holstein, Apenrade [Aabenraa], bei Elisenlund
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-596085Lars-Erik Muhr   1978-09-11
Sweden, Värmland, Karlskoga, Höglunda
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-601608Lars-Erik Muhr   1978-09-11
Sweden, Värmland, Karlskoga, Höglunda, 59.33333 14.61667
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Gregorella Lumbsch
L-611730Tatjana N. Pystina   2007-06-24
Russia, Komi, Vorkuta. Paga river, about 1.5 km SW of the outflow in Pagati lake, about 35 km SSE of Sivaja Maska, 66.35 62.75
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