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Taxa: Phytocoris megatuberis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

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Phytocoris megatuberis Stonedahl, 1988
CASENT3113492J. O. Martin   1928-05-17
USA, California, Los Angeles, Neenach, Antelope Valley, 34.75139 -118.25139
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Phytocoris megatuberis Stonedahl, 1988
CASENT3113493J. O. Martin   1926-05-14
USA, California, San Bernardino, Little Rock Canyon
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Phytocoris megatuberis Stonedahl, 1988
CASENT3113494D. C. Rentz   1961-07-01
USA, California, Mono, Lee Vining Campground, W of Mono Lake, 37.95743 -119.12181
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Phytocoris megatuberis Stonedahl, 1988
CASENT3113495D. Giuliani   
USA, California, Inyo, Big Pine, 37.165 -118.28861
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Phytocoris megatuberis Stonedahl, 1988
CASENT3113491G. M. Stonedahl   1980-07-12
USA, California, Inyo, 3.5 mi W of Westgard Pass Summit on Rt 168, 37.26138 -118.15099

Entomology Inventory

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USA, California, Inyo
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USA, California, Los Angeles
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USA, California, Mono
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USA, California, San Bernardino
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