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Dataset: GUAM
Search Criteria: Papua New Guinea; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Guam Herbarium

GUAM
Asplenium L., 1753
32014Lynn Raulerson   188071989-06-18
Papua New Guinea, Forestry tract above the Aiyura Valley near Kainantu. 6o 19' S lat; 145o 34' 30" E long., 1600m
GUAM
Asplenium L., 1753
32015Lynn Raulerson   188071989-06-18
Papua New Guinea, Forestry tract above the Aiyura Valley near Kainantu. 6o 19' S lat; 145o 34' 30" E long., 1600m
GUAM
Asplenium polyodon Forster filius
31997Lynn Raulerson   188171989-06-18
Papua New Guinea, Forestry tract above the Aiyura Valley near Kainantu. 6o 19' S lat; 145o 34' 30" E long., 1600m
GUAM
Asplenium polyodon Forster filius
31998Lynn Raulerson   188171989-06-18
Papua New Guinea, Forestry tract above the Aiyura Valley near Kainantu. 6o 19' S lat; 145o 34' 30" E long., 1600m
GUAM
Asplenium L., 1753
33804Lynn Raulerson   188751989-06-20
Papua New Guinea, Montane rain forest, Mt. Gahavisuka Provincial Park ca. 11 km from Goroka, 2600m
GUAM
Asplenium L., 1753
33803Lynn Raulerson   188751989-06-20
Papua New Guinea, Montane rain forest, Mt. Gahavisuka Provincial Park ca. 11 km from Goroka., 2600m
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