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

UPS:BOT
Sphaerothallia Nees ex Eversm.
L-002568R.E. Barreno, J. Poelt & A. Vezda   1983-05-24
Spain, Castile and Leon, Soria
UPS:BOT
Sphaerothallia Nees ex Eversm.
L-010649O.L. Lange & E.D. Schulze   1973-08-00
United States, Utah, Curlew Valley prope Snowville. Ad terram subsalinam in semidesertis
UPS:BOT
Sphaerothallia Nees ex Eversm.
L-024976O.L. Lange & E.D. Schulze   1973-08-00
United States, Utah, Curlew Valley prope Snowville
UPS:BOT
Sphaerothallia Nees ex Eversm.
L-191322E. Barreno & J.T. Corbin   1979-07-00
Spain, Aragon, Ostspanien, Prov. Teruel; SW, pH 7.6, Goldprimelflur auf der Hochebene des Cumbre de Jabalambre
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Google Map

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