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Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MIN-Plants
Taxa: Pittosporaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum plants | |
 MIN:Plants |  951730[1299293]Weiblen, G.D. YP4C28342012-04-16 Papua New Guinea, Morobe, Yawan Village, -6.163017 146.842983, 1732m |
MIN:Plants |  951731[1299292]Weiblen, G.D. YP3D01492012-08-21 Papua New Guinea, Morobe, Yawan Village, -6.1642 146.840083, 1738m |
MIN:Plants |  965878[1356637] United States, California, Along way to Long Beach |
MIN:Plants | Pittosporum glabrum Hooker & Arnott 479913[]Univ. of Calif. Bot. Gard. list 18 - 1241976-00-00 China, Hong Kong, Hong Kong |
MIN:Plants |  Pittosporum helleri Sherff 125301[1002053]Heller, A.A. 27831895-09-02 United States, Hawaii, Kauai, Island of Kauai, on Kaholuamanoa, above Waimea |
MIN:Plants |  Pittosporum halophiloides Sherff 416275[1002102]Rock, J.R. 81091910-07-31 United States, Hawaii, Maui, Lanai. Mahana |
MIN:Plants |  Pittosporum sinuatum Blume 922071[]Ctvrtecka, R. 18952008-08-25 Papua New Guinea, Madang, Wanang Village, -5.23088 145.182, 115m |
MIN:Plants |  Pittosporum ramiflorum (Zoll. & Moritzi) Miq. 970240[1371841]Weiblen, G. D. & Binatang Research Center NP1A02412013-06-21 Papua New Guinea, Madang, Numba, -5.7222 145.2714, 1200m |
MIN:Plants |  Pittosporum ramiflorum (Zoll. & Moritzi) Miq. 971453[1302000]W. Takeuchi 114471996-10-25 Papua New Guinea, Gulf, Lakekamu; east branch of the Avi Avi River, passing through basecamp, 105m |
MIN:Plants |  582178[1372035]James L. Sidey 36881963-03-00 South Africa, Eastern Cape |
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