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Taxa: Imbribryum laevigatum (Bryum laevigatum, Gemmabryum laevigatum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240383Huntley, B.J.   4051965-02-17
Prince Edward Islands, Marion Island. Sinkhole in black lava below Fred's Hill.
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240384Rand, R.W.   36471952-03-14
Prince Edward Islands, Marion Island.
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240385Rand, R.W.   32771951-12-31
Prince Edward Islands, Marion Island.
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240386Rand, R.W.   36511952-03-12
Prince Edward Islands, Marion Island.
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240387Rand, R.W.   32771951-12-31
Prince Edward Islands, Marion Island.
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240388Van Zanten, B.O.   12561959-10-25
New Zealand, North Island, Gisborne Distr., Lake Waikaremoana., 800m
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240389Fleischer, M.   B2131903-04-24
New Zealand, South Island, Neuseeland: Sudinsel. Otago, Queenstown.
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Bryum laevigatum Hook.f. & Wilson
BOL0240390Fleischer, M.   B2141903-04-20
New Zealand, South Island, Neuseeland: Sudinsel. Otago, Bluff.
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Gemmabryum laevigatum (Hooker & Wilson) J.R. Spence & Ramsay
BOL0249156Shevock, J.R.   369052010-12-11
New Zealand, Tasman, South Island, between Nelson and Marlborough Land Dist. Pu Pu Hydro Walkway, Parapara Range, Waikoropupu River. End of Pupu Valley Road south of highway 60 near the town of Waitapu., -40.851806 172.721139, 75m
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