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Dataset: PVNH
Taxa: Potamogetonaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Vanuatu National Herbarium

PVNH
6813P. Curry   11941993-08-16
Vanuatu, Santo, Matantas
PVNH
Potamogeton tricarinatus F. Muell. & A. Benn.
6814J.P. Raynal   163931971-09-12
Vanuatu, Santo
PVNH
Potamogeton tricarinatus F. Muell. & A. Benn.
6815H.S. McKee   241081971-08-26
Vanuatu, Santo
PVNH
Potamogeton tricarinatus F. Muell. & A. Benn.
6816C. Sam   3081985-08-25
Vanuatu, Mallicolo
PVNH
Potamogeton tricarinatus F. Muell. & A. Benn.
6817P. Cabalion   10631980-06-26
Vanuatu, Erromango
PVNH
Potamogeton tricarinatus F. Muell. & A. Benn.
6818P. Cabalion   19981983-00-00
Vanuatu, Anatom
PVNH
Potamogeton tricarinatus F. Muell. & A. Benn.
6819P. Cabalion   30251985-11-15
Vanuatu, Erromango
PVNH
6808C. Sam   1641983-02-01
Vanuatu, Éfaté
PVNH
6809P. Cabalion   18701983-01-14
Vanuatu, Éfaté
PVNH
6810N. Halle   63961971-10-10
Vanuatu, Mallicolo
PVNH
6811J.P. Raynal   162761971-08-23
Vanuatu, Santo
PVNH
6812J.P. Raynal   160511971-07-10
Vanuatu, Éfaté
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