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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Search Criteria: Fiji; Northern; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

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Pyxine Fr.
L-021162Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-22
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Waiyevo
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Dirinaria (Tuck.) Clem.
L-021163Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-22
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Waiyevo
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Physcia (Schreb.) Michx.
L-021164Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-22
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Waiyevo
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Dirinaria (Tuck.) Clem.
L-021173Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-23
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Matei
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Physcia (Schreb.) Michx.
L-021174Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-22
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Somosomo village
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Dirinaria (Tuck.) Clem.
L-021175Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-19
Fiji, Northern, Vanua Levu, Labasa
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Heterodermia Trevis.
L-021179Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-20
Fiji, Northern, Vanua Levu, Mt. Delaikoro, summit
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L-056098Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-22
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Mt Ulniqalan
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L-056133Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-20
Fiji, Northern, Vanua Levu, Mt Delaikoro, rain forest near summit
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L-056141Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-23
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Matei
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L-056157Gunnar Degelius   1970-04-19
Fiji, Northern, Vanua Levu, Labasa Area, Malau Beach
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Anthracothecium Hampe ex A. Massal.
L-108168Lars Jonsson   1987-01-05
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni Island, SW Somosomo, c. 1.6 km N Lovonivonu, Kabas Guest House, in Morris Hedstroms Plantage
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L-127364A.C. Smith   1953-08-11
Fiji, Northern, Taveuni, Valley between Mount Manuka and Mount Koroturanga (Des Voeux Peak) E of Wairiki
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