Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ficus edelfeltii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MIN:Plants
438933Isua, Brus   B2061998-01-21
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Ohu Conservation Area, Ohu village nr. Gum river, -5.216667 145.683333, 100m
MIN:Plants
462146Weiblen, G.D.   GW9511997-07-16
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Ohu Conservation Area, Ohu village nr. Gum river, -5.216667 145.683333, 100m
MIN:Plants
462208Weiblen, G.D.   GW8211996-07-24
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Kau Wildlife Area, Baitabag village nr. Madang, -5.133333 145.766667, 50m
MIN:Plants
462213Wright, D.   T5657
Papua New Guinea, Eastern Highlands, Crater Mountain Wildlife Management Area, -6.716667 145.083333, 900m
MIN:Plants
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903963   GW23632005-03-03
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Morox village, near Yoro, Bogia, -4.266667 144.966667, 60m
MIN:Plants
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969929Weiblen, G. D. & Binatang Research Center   NP2B00872014-03-25
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Numba, -5.7222 145.2714, 1200m
NGBRC
Ctvrtecka1997Ctvrtecka, R.   19972008-08-29
Papua New Guinea, Madang Province, Ohu, -5.21667 145.683, 100m
NGBRC
Ctvrtecka2764Ctvrtecka, R.   27642008-10-17
Papua New Guinea, Madang Province, Ohu, -5.21667 145.683, 100m
NGBRC
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NP2B0087Binatang Research Center   NP2B00872014-05-13
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Numba, -5.7222 145.2714, 1200m
NGBRC
Image Associated With the Occurrence
NP2B0401Binatang Research Center   NP2B04012016-05-02
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Numba, -5.7222 145.2714, 1200m
NGBRC
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NS2A0373Binatang Research Center   NS2A03732014-09-03
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Numba, -5.7222 145.2714, 1200m
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