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Dataset: MSC-
Search Criteria: Denmark; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michigan State University

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MSC0261928L. Holm-Nielsen   5651969-07-21
Denmark, Frijsenborg W. of Aarhus., 56.26354 9.897555
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MSC0261946Simon Laegaard   169411965-06-09
Denmark, Kasted Mose, W. of Aarhus.
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MSC0261953Kai Larsen   16982
Denmark, Geberaa, South of Aarhus
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MSC0261983Niels Jacobsen   911969-07-24
Denmark, Zealand: Vrangeskov, N of Ringsted (T.B.U. Distr. 40)
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MSC0261988Simon Laegaard   168861966-05-22
Denmark, Dyrehaven at Graasten.
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MSC0261993Oho Holler   s.n.1895-05-22
Denmark, Sjall: Dyrehaveu ved Bolle Moreu
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Spinulum annotinum (L.) A. Haines
MSC0263971Alfred Hansen   335811955-06-23
Denmark, Tinkerup Mose, Tikob Sogn. Sjaelland., 56.020581 12.453124
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MSC0264551Niels Jacobsen   1751969-08-22
Denmark, Zealand: Steenstrup Lyng, W of Nykobing. (T.B.U. Distr. 43)
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MSC0264553Kai Larsen   s.n.1964-11-10
Denmark, Fruerlund Plantation, on the Moss Peninsula
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