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

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Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis
193685Philson, P. J.; Warnock, I. B.; Warnock, V. R.   5501935-02-08
New Zealand, North Island, Rotorua
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Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis; Hildebrand, R. W.
193711Edwards, J. S.   s.n.
New Zealand, North Island, Waitemata, waitahere
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Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis
193686Nash, A.; Nash, V. K.   4951935-01-29
New Zealand, North Island, Bay of islands, near russell
US:US
Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis
193707Warnock, I. B.; Warnock, V. R.   5731935-02-09
New Zealand, North Island, Rotorua, town belt, ranolf and amchau streets
US:US
Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis
193708Trevarthen, J.   261950-07-21
New Zealand, North Island, Auckland, glendowie
US:US
Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis; Hildebrand, R. W.
193709Edwards, J. S.   s.n.1953-06-02
New Zealand, North Island, Oratia
US:US
Tribonema bombycina : Drouet, Francis; Hildebrand, R. W.
193710Edwards, J. S.   s.n.
New Zealand, North Island, Leigh (rodney)
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