Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MIN-Plants
Taxa: Cibotiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 1, records 1-14 of 14
MIN:Plants
368658[1321056] Topping, D.L. 3339 1929-06-23
United States, Hawaii, Puu Peahinaia. Hawaii, T.H.
MIN:Plants
564866[1321057] Liu, J.H. 9 1958-07-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Yanmingshan
MIN:Plants
596479[1321058] Degener, O. 30,691 1966-05-23
United States, Hawaii, Laukafsu Road, Olaa Forest, 26 miles
MIN:Plants
285201[1321059] Harris, J. Arthur C242109 1924-08-23
United States, Hawaii, Windward side of Koolau Range between Waialae and Wailupe Valleys, Oahu
MIN:Plants
368659[1321060] Topping, D.L. 3426 1931-03-16
United States, Hawaii, Kahana Ditch Trail, Oahu, T.H.
MIN:Plants
54350[1321062] Heller, A.A. 2600 1895-07-22
United States, Hawaii, Hanapepe and Wahiawa Watershed, Kauai
MIN:Plants
284972[1321063] Harris, J.A. C242046 1924-08-16
United States, Hawaii, Between Waihale and Waikaue valleys, windward side of Koolu range, Oahu
MIN:Plants
284971[1321064] Harris, J.A. C242046 1924-08-16
United States, Hawaii, Between Waihale and Waikaue valleys, windward side of Koolau range, Oahu
MIN:Plants
358373[1321065] Topping, D.L. 3426 1931-03-16
United States, Hawaii, Kahana Ditch Trail, Oahu, T.H.
MIN:Plants
54351[1321066] Heller, A.A. 2693 1895-08-09
United States, Hawaii, Hanapepe and Wahiawa Watershed, Kauai
MIN:Plants
54348[1321067] Heller, A.A. 2818 1895-09-10
United States, Hawaii, near Wahiawa, Kauai and on Kaholuamano.
MIN:Plants
54349[1321068] Heller, A.A. 2590 1895-07-18
United States, Hawaii, Hanapepe and Wahiawa Watershed, Kauai
MIN:Plants
585960[1321069] Degener, O. 28, 100 1962-11-11
United States, Hawaii, Between Nike Station and Peacock Flats, Mokuleia, Oahu; Kuksui forest, 579m
MIN:Plants
569839[1321070] Degener, O. 27, 659 1960-11-16
United States, Hawaii, East rim of Kalalau Valley, Kauai
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