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Dataset: US
Taxa: Droseraceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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United States National Herbarium

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290488van Royen, P.; Davis, J.; Perlman, S. P.   117131977-09-01
United States, Hawaii, Kaua`i, Alakai swamp, 1220m
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Drosera anglica Huds. : Wagner, W. L., (BOT), Smithsonian Institution - National Museum of Natural History (UNITED STATES) : Sep 1993
364515Hitchcock, A. S.   164721916-10-22
United States, Hawaii, Kaua`i, Waialeale, 1097 - 1548m
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290489Degener, O.; Degener, I.; Hansen, H. W.; Hanner, R. K.   239361955-09-18
United States, Hawaii, Kaua`i, Lehuamakanoi bog, kokee
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Drosera anglica Huds. : Wagner, W. L., (BOT), Smithsonian Institution - National Museum of Natural History (UNITED STATES) : Sep 1993
364513Forbes, C. N.   878 K1917-07-03
United States, Hawaii, Kaua`i, Waimea drainage basin, alakai swamp
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Drosera anglica Huds. : Wagner, W. L., (BOT), Smithsonian Institution - National Museum of Natural History (UNITED STATES) : Sep 1993
364514Forbes, C. N.   168 K
United States, Hawaii, Kaua`i, Wahiawa swamp
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364518Buchholz, J. T.   11791947-10-07
New Caledonia, near the farthest point reached on foot on this trip, 150m
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364517Buchholz, J. T.   10081947-09-06
New Caledonia, Side of mt. dore, along road leading to plume.
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364516MacKee, H. S.   32151955-10-09
New Caledonia, Vallee de thy, slope towards mt. koghi, 500m
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364519Franc, I.   3028
New Caledonia
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364527Fosberg, F. R.   307261949-02-27
New Zealand, S of stafford, s of kumara, ne of hokitika
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364525Cooper, R.; Nickerson, N.   61421979-10-15
New Zealand, Ahipara gumfield, lands and survey reserve
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364529Cooper, R.   357791949-11-29
New Zealand, Lake rotokawau, kaitaia
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364526Cooper, R.   357101949-11-28
New Zealand, Ahipara hill, kaitaia
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