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Isotype of Juncus continuus L. A. S. Johnson [family JUNCACEAE]
Date Updated: 3 December 2012
Herbarium
The William and Lynda Steere Herbarium of the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), NY00004687
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
L. A. S. Johnson, #s.n.
Collection Date
1959/12/05
Locality
New South Wales, Sailors Bay, Northbridge. Central Coast.
Country
Australia (Australia)
Collection altitude
15 meters
Identifications
Isotype of Juncus continuus L. A. S. Johnson [family JUNCACEAE] (stored under name)
Pages
1
Data last modified
2004-01-13
Date Updated: 29 November 2012
Herbarium
The William and Lynda Steere Herbarium of the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), NY00004687
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
L. A. S. Johnson, #s.n.
Collection Date
1959/12/05
Locality
New South Wales, Sailors Bay, Northbridge. Central Coast.
Country
Australia (Australia)
Collection altitude
15 meters
Identifications
Isotype of Juncus continuus L. A. S. Johnson [family JUNCACEAE] (stored under name)
Pages
1
Data last modified
2004-01-13
Date Updated: 29 November 2012
Herbarium
The William and Lynda Steere Herbarium of the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), NY00004687
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
L. A. S. Johnson, #s.n.
Collection Date
1959/12/05
Locality
New South Wales, Sailors Bay, Northbridge. Central Coast.
Country
Australia (Australia)
Collection altitude
15 meters
Identifications
Isotype of Juncus continuus L. A. S. Johnson [family JUNCACEAE] (stored under name)
Pages
1
Data last modified
2004-01-13
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