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Dataset: BNM
Taxa: Parkia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Belau National Herbarium

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2499Craig Costion   4942005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2504Craig Costion   4852005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2505Craig Costion   4932005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2506Craig Costion   4842005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2507Craig Costion   4902005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2508Craig Costion   4872005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2509Craig Costion   4912005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2611Craig Costion   9442005-00-00
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2959Van- Ray Titimel Tadao   12011-05-20
Palau, Ngeremlengui, 7.535943 134.549263, 5030m
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3304Wayne Law   3592009-08-06
Palau, Ngeremlengui, 7.524682 134.548762, 369m
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2500Craig Costion   4862005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2501Craig Costion   4812005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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2503Craig Costion   4832005-09-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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3740Ann Kitalong   AK11020632006-11-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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3741Ann Kitalong   AK11020632006-11-02
Palau, Ngeremlengui
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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.