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Dataset: UT-Botany
Search Criteria: Australia; Western Australia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Natural History Museum of Utah, Garrett Herbarium

UT:Botany
Hopkinsia adscendens B.G. Briggs & L.A.S. Johnson
UT0020180E.N.S. Jackson   14371968-10-16
Australia, Western Australia, Eucla, Ca 18 km NNW of Young River crossing on Ravensthorpe-Esperance main road.
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Centrolepis aristata (R.Br.) Roem. & Schult.
UT0020177Sherwin Carlquist   57511974-09-23
Australia, Western Australia, Along Highway 1 at the Lort River crossing, between Munglinup and Esperance, -33.743724 121.255728
UT:Botany
UT0053093Wilson, P.   1964-09-22
Australia, Western Australia, Coolgardie, Walgoolan, ca. 30 km ENE of Merridin
UT:Botany
Nuytsia floribunda
UT0070130Robert F. Thorne   238331959-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Denmark, 13 miles W of Denmark
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Amyema miquelii (Miq.) Tieghem
UT0070138M.I.H. Brooker   15981970-06-17
Australia, Western Australia, Perth, 11 miles north of Cundeelee
UT:Botany
Amyema miquelii (Miq.) Tieghem
UT0070139Wiens, D   1972-08-31
Australia, Western Australia, Cranbrook, Ca. 10 miles east of Cranbrook.
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