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Taxa: Megalaria melanotropa
Search Criteria: New Zealand; Campbell Island; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michigan State University

MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001178Harris, Richard C   45981969-12-26
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; N of Beeman Station, -52.547 169.15
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001179Harris, Richard C   48821969-12-30
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; Along stream S of Tucker Cove Station, -52.55 169.142
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001180Harris, Richard C   53081970-01-13
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; On S side of Perseverance Harbour, one mile W of South Point, -52.535 169.171
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001181Harris, Richard C   55871970-01-19
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; On N slope of Filhol Peak, -52.567 169.1317
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001183Harris, Richard C   57691970-01-23
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; Just north of Beeman station., -52.547 169.15
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001184Imshaug, Henry A   459061969-12-22
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; On E slope of St. Col Peak, -52.539 169.13, 122 - 152m
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001185Imshaug, Henry A   471661970-01-16
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; S side of Persevereance Harbour opposite Moubray Hill, -52.57 169.228
MSC:Lichen
Megalaria melanotropa (Nyl.) D.J. Galloway
MSC0001186Imshaug, Henry A   471981970-01-17
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Campbell Island; NE of Beeman Station, -52.5475 169.1535
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