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Dataset: VT-
Taxa: Todea
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University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188367Hill, S. R.   355822004-03-15
Australia, Queensland, Wide Bay, SF 45/Womalah, Seary's Scrub (Camp Mile), AGD-66, 9546-079251, Zone 56. Easting 507950 (m), Norhting 712510 (m); north side of Seary's Creek, Cooloola Sand Forest, 2-5 km NE of Rainbow Beach Road on sandy fire access road. Near the western Pacific Ocean coast. Northeast of Gympie.; -25.997778 154.079444; -25.997778 154.079444; -25.997778 154.079444, -25.997778 154.079444
VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188368M. Howard   43291979-02-07
Australia, New South Wales, Palona Brook, Royal National Park.
VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188369M. Howard   43291979-02-07
Australia, New South Wales, Palona Brook, Royal National Park.
VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188370M. Howard   43291979-02-07
Australia, New South Wales, Palona Brook, Royal National Park.
VT
UVMVT188371   2016-08-05
Australia
VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188372C. L. Wilson   4301957-03-06
Australia, New South Wales, Hillside above Narrabeen Lakes, 15 mi. N of Sydney
VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188373M. Tindale   4301957-03-06
Australia, New South Wales, Hillside above Narrabeen Lakes, 15 mi. N. of Sydney
VT
Todea barbara (L.) T.Moore
UVMVT188374M. Tindale   4301957-03-06
Australia, New South Wales, Hillside above Narrabeen Lakes, 15 mi. N. of Sydney
VT
UVMVT188375   2016-08-05
Australia
VT
UVMVT188376   2016-08-05
Australia
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