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Dataset: EIU-
Taxa: Podocarpaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium

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EIU019066Abbott, J. Richard   250162008-09-11
USA, Florida, Dade, Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden
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EIU019064Gordon C. Tucker   155392010-05-25
China, Hunan, LiuYang, N of Shashi, Near restaurant and shrub nursery, 28.36091 113.418723, 81m
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EIU019065E.J. Marks   1998-04-01
New Zealand, Auckland City, The Domain, Edge of Path
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EIU019063F. Scott   1995-05-02
New Zealand, Kauri Park. Cascades.
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EIU018781Thut, Hiram Frederick, 1900-1974   1971-05-18
USA, California, San Bernardino, Univ. of Redlands campus, Redlands, CA
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Podocarpus elatus R.Br. Ex Endl.
EIU019030J.B. Williams   1973-05-09
Australia, New South Wales, North Coast: 2 miles E of Bellingen on the Fernmount Road
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Lepidothamnus laxifolius (Hook.f.) Quinn
G.H. Lala   s.n.1995-05-23
New Zealand, Manawatu-Wanganui, North Island: Tongariro National Park, Ohakune, Mt. Road, Flat near Massey Lodge., -39.191447 175.529846, 1460m
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Lepidothamnus laxifolius (Hook.f.) Quinn
EIU019061Williams, A. R.   1995-05-25
New Zealand, North Island Tongariro National Park
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Lagarostrobos colensoi (Hook.f) Quinn.
EIU019062Hasler, B. D.   1995-05-23
New Zealand, North Island: Tongariro National Park, Ohakune Mountain Road, Blyth track. Map ref. NZMS 260 S20 254054. Elev. 1170 m., -39.25 175.583333, 1160m
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