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Dataset: MO-Seed Plants
Search Criteria: Reunion; St. Benoit; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
Floribundaria floribunda (Dozy & Molk.) M. Fleisch.
90053091Jean Louis De Sloover   174661973-12-19
Reunion, St. Benoit, near Grand Matarum, -21.03305 55.71666, 1500m
MO:Seed Plants
Leptodontium flexifolium (Dicks.) Hampe ex Lindb.
90240404A. Gimalac   71R80021971-02-07
Reunion, St. Benoit, La Reunion, sentier du Tremblet, au Sud de la Fornaise., 2000m
MO:Seed Plants
Leptodontium flexifolium (Dicks.) Hampe ex Lindb.
100287885Terry A.J. Hedderson   166342008-03-26
Reunion, St. Benoit, Piton des Neiges. Along trail from Caverne Dufour to Hell-Bourg, about 1.5 km below trail to main peak. Erica dominated vegetation on basalt., -21.0997222 55.505, 2370m
MO:Seed Plants
100633913Terry A.J. Hedderson   178672011-10-03
Reunion, St. Benoit, Piton des Neiges. Trail crom Caverne Dufour to summit., -21.1019444 55.4902777, 2750m
MO:Seed Plants
101047632Karl U. Kramer   92321985-11-06
Reunion, St. Benoit, Below La Plaine des Palmistes, on the road to St. Benoit. Grassy road side in area of dense, low woods., 620m
MO:Seed Plants
Campylopus pyriformis (Schultz) Brid.
101105064Terry A.J. Hedderson   178792011-10-03
Reunion, St. Benoit, Piton des Neiges. Trail from Caverne Dufour to summit., -21.0977777 55.4855555, 2900m
MO:Seed Plants
101104664Terry A.J. Hedderson   178642011-10-03
Reunion, St. Benoit, Piton des Neiges. Trail crom Caverne Dufour to summit., -21.105 55.4925, 2650m
MO:Seed Plants
101104677Terry A.J. Hedderson   178802011-10-03
Reunion, St. Benoit, Piton des Neiges. Trail from Caverne Dufour to summit., -21.0977777 55.4855555, 2900m
MO:Seed Plants
103320809Jean Louis De Sloover   178291973-12-28
Reunion, St. Benoit, Entre le Grand Etang et la route., 400m
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