Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Iris dichotoma (Pardanthopsis dichotoma)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium

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NA0048736Sino-American Yuntai Botanical Expedition   451431987-06-12
China, Jiangsu, Lianyun District, Lianyungong City, Sucheng; trail to ecological study plots, entrance to "Yuntai Nature Reserve" (established in 1985), and the ca. 1200 year old Buddhist temple., 32.5 119.416667, 260m
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NA0187769Kozlou, S.   1871934-07-21
China
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NA0187770Roerich Expedition   245-I1934-08-14
China
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NA0187771Roerich Expedition   244-I1934-08-10
China
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NA0187772Meyer, Frederick G.   1986-07-24
United States
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NA0187773Meyer, Frederick G.   1986-07-24
South Korea
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NA0187774Meyer, Frederick G.   551371986-07-24
South Korea
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NA0187775Meyer, Frederick G.   551371986-07-24
South Korea
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NA0187776Meyer, Frederick G.   1986-07-24
South Korea
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NA0187777Meyer, Frederick G.   1986-07-24
United States
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NA0187778Meyer, Frederick G.   144901974-07-09
United States
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NA0187779Daffield, H.   91961917-00-00
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NA0187780   
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NA0187781Dress, W.J.   19041949-10-12
United States
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NA0187782   1280
China
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NA0187783Cowgill, W.H.   1132781940-07-02
United States
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NA0187784Cowdry, N.H.   1920-04-21
China
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