Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Kania eugenioides (Metrosideros eugenioides)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium


BRIT:BRIT
Metrosideros eugenioides (Schltr.) Steenis
BRIT959085Michael Lovave   MJL 0482000-03-08
Papua New Guinea, Morobe Province, Wagau - Labu Track, Mumeng, Morobe Province, -6.85 146.8, 980m

BRIT:BRIT
BRIT959099W Takeuchi   106481995-10-10
Papua New Guinea, Western Highlands and Madang, border of Western Highlands and Madang province, Bismark Range summit ridge at Camp 2 (Mt. Oibo), -5.5456 144.7968667, 1830m

BRIT:BRIT
BRIT937060W Takeuchi   105401995-10-07
Papua New Guinea, Western Highlands, Bismarck Range, Mt. Oibo, ridge community near Camp 1, -5.591883333 144.7875333, 2357 - 2400m

BRIT:BRIT
BRIT937058W Takeuchi   114911996-10-30
Papua New Guinea, Gulf, Lakekamu, east branch of the Avi Avi River; ridgeline past the proposed research station, at junction of foot-track with second ridge, -7.733333333 146.5, 175m

BRIT:BRIT
BRIT937059W Takeuchi   114911996-10-30
Papua New Guinea, Gulf, Lakekamu, east branch of the Avi Avi River; ridgeline past the proposed research station, at junction of foot-track with second ridge, -7.733333333 146.5, 175m

University of Florida Herbarium


FLAS
261779W.N. Takeuchi   70681991-06-14
Papua New Guinea, Morobe, Herzog Mts, logging track above Gabensis., -6.75 146.75

University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium


UTEP:Herb
UTEP:Herb:62016Collector(s): Wayne N. Takeuchi   114911996-10-30
Papua New Guinea, Gulf, Lakekamu, E branch of Avi Avi River, -7.7333333333 146.5, 175 - 175m


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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