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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium
BRIT:BRIT	Dysoxylum inopinatum (Harms) Mabb. BRIT932340W Takeuchi   114951996-10-30 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 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Dysoxylum inopinatum (Harms) Mabb. BRIT932338W Takeuchi   114951996-10-30 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 Full Record Details
BRIT:BRIT	Dysoxylum inopinatum (Harms) Mabb. BRIT932339W Takeuchi   114951996-10-30 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 Full Record Details
University of Minnesota Herbarium
MIN	Dysoxylum inopinatum (Harms) Mabb. 897326Weiblen, G.D.   TP3631996-07-31 Papua New Guinea, Simbu, O-Pio 1 ha plot, block 15, Crater Mountain Wildlife Management Area, -6.788611 145.036667, 550m Full Record Details
University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium
UTEP:Herb	Dysoxylum inopinatum (Harms) Mabb. UTEP:Herb:62012Collector(s): Wayne N. Takeuchi   114951996-10-30 Papua New Guinea, Gulf, Lakekamu, E branch of Avi Avi River, -7.7333333333 146.5, 175 - 175m Full Record Details

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