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Dataset: NYBG-Pacific
Taxa: Stypocaulaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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NYBG, C.V. Starr Virtual Herbarium

NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris
02243257R. D. Wood | U. K. Wood   75-10-21-101975-10-21
New Zealand, NE ledge, Kai Koura Penn.
NYBG:Pacific
Stypocaulon paniculatum (Suhr) Kütz.
02274827Illegible collector name   s.n.
New Zealand, [illegible]
NYBG:Pacific
Ptilopogon botryocladus (Hook.f. & Harv.) Reinke
02271386L. B. Moore   4004041947-01-08
New Zealand, South Island, Paturau, north west Nelson
NYBG:Pacific
Stypocaulon paniculatum (Suhr) Kütz.
02274821F. Heydrich   271892-00-00
New Zealand, Bay of Islands
NYBG:Pacific
Stypocaulon funiculare (Mont.) Kütz.
02274810Collector unknown   s.n.
New Zealand
NYBG:Pacific
Stypocaulon paniculatum (Suhr) Kütz.
02274823Collector unknown   s.n.
New Zealand
NYBG:Pacific
Stypocaulon paniculatum (Suhr) Kütz.
02274825Collector unknown   s.n.
New Zealand
NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris funicularis (Mont.) Sauv.
02243293H. H. Allan   s.n.1946-02-08
New Zealand, Woodhen Cove, Dusky Sound, Firodland, west coast South Island, -45.625017 166.566309
NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris funicularis (Mont.) Sauv.
02243292L. B. Moore   442671944-02-27
New Zealand, North Island, West Lyall Bay
NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris spicigera (Aresch.) L.B.Moore
02243304L. B. Moore   449591944-05-24
New Zealand, Hokianga Heads, west coast Northland
NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris funicularis (Mont.) Sauv.
02243294L. B. Moore   464561944-07-11
New Zealand, North Island, West Lyall Bay
NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris platycena Sauv.
02243295N. M. Adams   559611947-02-08
New Zealand, North Island, Oeo Beach, Puhama, Taranaki
NYBG:Pacific
Stypocaulon funiculare (Mont.) Kütz.
02274811J. E. Tilden   331910-02-00
New Zealand, Island Bay, Wellington
NYBG:Pacific
Halopteris
02243258A. Nash | V. K. Nash   s.n.1935-01-17
New Zealand, North Island, Oneroa, Bay of Islands
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Development of the Consortium of Pacific Herbaria and several of the specimen databases have been supported by National Science Foundation Grants (BRC 1057303, ADBC 1304924 and ADBC1115116). Data Usage Policy. Continued support provided by the Symbiota Support Hub, a domain of iDigBio (NSF Award #2027654). Copyright 2015 University of Hawai‘i.