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

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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-013444Nils Lundqvist   1992-04-12
Sweden, Uppland, Ärentuna, Southern outskirts of Storvreta, in conif-erous forest
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129311Kerstin Holm & Lennart Holm   1981-05-02
Sweden, Uppland, Dalby, Ca 150 m SE of the barn, Jerusalem
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129312Seth Lundell   1942-07-24
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Uppsala, Norbyskogen
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129313J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1948-04-04
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Svinskinnsskogen, NÖ hörnet, rishög
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129314Kerstin Holm & Lennart Holm   1981-04-09
Sweden, Uppland, Dalby, Ca 150 m SE of Jerusalem
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129315Nils Lundqvist   1980-04-12
Sweden, Uppland, Ärentuna, Storvreta, SE outskirts
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129316Kerstin Holm & Lennart Holm   1981-04-09
Sweden, Uppland, Dalby, Ca 150 m SE of Jerusalem
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-129317J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1952-01-02
Sweden, Gästrikland, Gävle, Tolvforsskogen, ab 1.5 km NW of Tolvfors
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-152407Seth Lundell   1942-07-24
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Uppsala (Bondkyrka), ‘Norbyskogen’
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-670841Krieger   1894-03-00
Germany, Bayern, Bei Königstein a/Elbe
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Klasterskya (Mouton) Petr.
F-672610Krieger   1894-03-00
Germany, Bayern, Bei Königstein a/Elbe
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