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Dataset: HAW-BOT461
Taxa: Arecaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Systematics of Vascular Plants, UH Manoa

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Archontophoenix alexandrae (F.Muell.) H.Wendl. & Drude
Uemura, Kyle   72018-10-03
US, HI, Honolulu, Growing in grass lawn area outside Gateway on Dole Street, 21.29 -157.81
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Archontophoenix alexandrae (F.Muell.) H.Wendl. & Drude
Wong-Miyasato, Alec   512018-11-27
United States, HI, Honolulu, Corner of Saint John Plant Science Lab near Maile Way next to the west staircase, 21.301665 -157.815793, 36m
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Tomdasa, Chayote   422018-10-12
USA, HI, Honolulu, Waiahole Valley, 21.480587 -157.852888, 5m
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23Jerry Hernandez   2018-12-03
United States, HI, HI, Found Sakame Hall, 21.296987 -157.817004
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Pritchardia martii (Gaudich.) H.Wendl.
Ranker, Tom   
united states, Hawaii, Oahu, detailed locality information protected
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Syagrus romanzoffiana (Cham.) Glassman
Wagenman, Isaiah   242018-09-30
USA, Hawaii (HI), wahiawa, Behind the first row of benches in front of the culinary classrooms, near the front entrance of Leilehua High school, within a row. 150 feet from the parking lot walking straight, 21.501298 -158.012157, 318m
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Tillman, Hanna   232018-10-02
United States, HI, Honolulu, This tree was found as part of the campus arboretum near the University of Hawaii Research Building., 21.311389 -157.818611, 43m
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Tillman, Hanna   252018-10-04
United States, HI, Honolulu, This tree was found across from Dole St on the UH Manoa Campus near the Mechincal Engineering Dept., 21.302222 -157.815833, 37m
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Thrinax radiata Lodd. ex Schult. & Schult. f.
Robinson, Ben   1997-10-03
USA, HI, Deep in Manoa Valley, 21.333096 -157.80314, 160m
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