Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011
research expedition undertaken by botany staff from Te Papa to collect specimens of Myosotis species for research
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Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011
Summary
Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011 is a research expedition[1].
Key Facts
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011 is in the country of New Zealand[2].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's instance of is recorded as research expedition[3].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's location is recorded as Kahurangi National Park[4].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's part of is recorded as Te Papa Myosotis Research Field Trips[5].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[6].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's start time is recorded as +2011-01-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's end time is recorded as +2011-01-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's participant is recorded as Carlos Lehnebach[9].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's participant is recorded as Andreas Josef Zeller[10].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's Te Papa agent ID is recorded as 75316[11].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Te Papa Research Expeditions[12].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Research expeditions[13].
- Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's collection items at is recorded as Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa[14].
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Identity
Kahurangi National Park Myosotis Research Field Trip 2011's part of is recorded as Te Papa Myosotis Research Field Trips[5].