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Dataset: WIS-
Search Criteria: Australia; Western Australia; Gingin Shire; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium

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v0022362WISMast, Austin   241995-06-24
Australia, Western Australia, Gingin Shire, 15.2 km W along Beermullah Rd from Brand Hwy, 5 m S of Beermullah Rd, S of Moore River National Park., -33.2272222 115.6547222
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v0090906WISMast, Austin   251995-06-24
Australia, Western Australia, Gingin Shire, 15.2 km W along Beermullah Rd from Brand Hwy, 50 m N of Beermullah Rd, S of Moore River National Park., -33.2272222 115.6547222
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Banksia burdettii Baker fil.
v0022364WISMast, Austin   291995-06-24
Australia, Western Australia, Gingin Shire, 10.3 km E along Mogumber West Rd from Brand Hwy just S of Regans Ford, E of Moore River National Park., -30.9847222 115.8105556
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v0022365WISMast, Austin   301995-06-24
Australia, Western Australia, Gingin Shire, 10.6 km E along Mogumber West Rd from Brand Hwy just S of Regans Ford, along roadside, E of Moore River National Park., -30.9855556 115.8136111
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Banksia laricina C. A. Gardner
v0022363WISMast, Austin   281995-06-24
Australia, Western Australia, Gingin Shire, 5.7 km N along Brand Hwy from SE corner of Moore River National Park, 50 m W along hiking trail, Moore River National Park., -31.0655556 115.7413889
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Calytrix Labill.
v0090907WISMast, Austin   261995-06-24
Australia, Western Australia, Gingin Shire, 15.2 km W along Beermullah Rd from Brand Hwy, 50 m N of Beermullah Rd, S of Moore River National Park, -33.2272222 115.6547222
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