Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Spiraea pubescens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium

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NA0003833NACPEC 1994 Expedition   BJG-0741994-09-18
China, Hebei, Yanquing County, Beijing Municipality; Da Zhuang Ke,(Old Village), Song Shan Forest Preserve., 40.531944 115.785278
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NA0020071Meyer, Frank N.   11411913-08-08
China, Hebei, Hsiac Wu Tai Shan., 1829m
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NA0020072Meyer, Frank N.   1151906-06-09
China, Manchuria, Sheng-King Province, Tsien Shan Mountians.
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NA0043637NACPEC 2002 Expedition   NACPEC02-0042002-09-14
China, Shaanxi, Jiao Cheng, Heng Jian Zhen, Panquangou; collected along small valley within ten minute walk from the Panquangou Hotel; same location as NACPEC02-31 and 032., 37.827167 111.4955, 1743m
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NA0171952Merrill, G.M.   1922-05-17
United States
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NA0172340Lee, N.S. | Yeou, S.   19052000-05-12
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NA0172341Hess, W.   66751990-09-30
China
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NA0309640Hess W. | Altavatter K. | Matuszewaki E.   5314V921992-07-09
United States
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NA0309641Cowgill, Wm   571937-05-05
United States
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NA0309642Cowgill, Wm.   771937-05-11
United States
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NA0309643Blume, Clara   1940-05-19
United States
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NA0309644Martin, Robert F.   8671938-04-26
United States
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NA0309645Martin, Robert F.   8701938-04-26
United States
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NA0309646Schneider, Camillo   1917-10-13
United States
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Map

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