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Taxa: Chingia longissima (Dryopteris longissima)
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
Chingia longissima (Brack.) Holtt.
CM208233Tilden, J.E.   4991912-08-00
French Polynesia, Tahiti

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Dryopteris longissima (Brack.) C. Chr.
03005162   
French Polynesia

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Pteridophytes
Chingia longissima (Brack.) Holtt.
1626224J. E. Tilden   4991912-08-00
French Polynesia, Society Islands, no data, Tahiti, Society Islands

University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
Dryopteris longissima (Brack.) C.Chr.
290055   40941930-09-06
French Polynesia, Tahiti, 788m
MIN
Dryopteris longissima (Brack.) C.Chr.
368340Tilden, J.E.   4991912-08-00
French Polynesia, Tahiti
MIN
Dryopteris longissima (Brack.) C.Chr.
620702Moore, John W.   5101927-01-11
French Polynesia, Society Islands, Raiatea, on clay soil of river bank, Avera Valley., -16.810248 -151.430622, 200m
MIN
Dryopteris longissima (Brack.) C.Chr.
270989Tilden, J.   4991912-08-00
French Polynesia, Tahiti

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
Chingia longissima (Brack.) Holtt.
UVMVT294756M. Sundue   42952015-11-07
Papua New Guinea, New Britain, East New Britain: Wild Dog Camp, former site of SINIVIT Wild Dog Mine, Trail leading downhill from water source, -4.62616 152.04406, 1012m
VT
Chingia longissima (Brack.) Holtt.
UVMVT294757M. Sundue   42952015-11-07
Papua New Guinea, New Britain, East New Britain: Wild Dog Camp, former site of SINIVIT Wild Dog Mine, Trail leading downhill from water source, -4.62616 152.04406, 1012m
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