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Dataset: PTA
Taxa: dubautia => Dubautia,Dubautia X fallax,Dubautia X thyrsiflora,Dubautia X montana,Dubautia X media,Dubautia X demissifolia, Dubautia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Pohakuloa Training Area Herbarium

PTA-Pohakuloa Training Area
0378Jen L. Lawson   s.n.2009-12-08
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Near southwesterncorner of Kipuka 'Alala fence unit, 19.614395 -155.654289
PTA-Pohakuloa Training Area
Dubautia linearis (Gaudich.) D.D. Keck
0384Jen L. Lawson   s.n.2009-12-08
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Training Area 22, Kipuka Kalawamauna Easte fence unit, 100m west of Acess Road., 19.718452 -155.649892
PTA-Pohakuloa Training Area
Dubautia linearis (Gaudich.) D.D. Keck
0400Jen L. Lawson   s.n.2010-03-18
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Training Area 22, Kipuka Kalawamauna Easte fence unit, 100m west of Acess Road., 19.718452 -155.649892
PTA-Pohakuloa Training Area
Dubautia scabra (DC.) D.D. Keck
0444Julia A. Parish   s.n.2010-05-11
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Training Area 21proposed easternfence line, 19.67304 -155.498337
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