Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Viburnum japonicum var. boninsimense (Viburnum boninsimense)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium

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NA00224501985 Expedition to South Korea   35521985-09-19
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Huksan Myon, Sohuksan Island; between Taepung-ri and lighthouse., 34.083333 125.1, 150m
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NA00224511985 Expedition to South Korea   31931985-08-16
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Huksan Myon, Sohuksan Island; between Taepung-ri and lighthouse along the NE side of island., 34.083333 125.1, 170m
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NA00224521985 Expedition to South Korea   31511985-08-15
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Huksan Myon, Sohuksan Island; Tok Shil Mt, approach from Taepung-ri village., 34.066667 125.1, 130m
NA
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NA00224531985 Expedition to South Korea   35571985-09-20
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Huksan Myon, Sohuksan Island; SW side of Taepung ri on ascent to Tokshil Mt., 34.066667 125.1, 150m
NA
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NA00421001985 Expedition to South Korea   35571985-09-20
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Shin An Gun, Huksan Myon; Cholla Namdo, Shin An Gun, Huksan Myon, Sohuksan Island, Taepung-ri, SW side of village on ascent to Tokshil., 34.066667 125.1, 150m
NA
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NA0428670Yoshida, A. | Tannowa, T.   1976-04-01
Japan
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NA0467155Furuse, Miyoshi | Nagasawa, Nobuko   1974-11-05
Japan
NA
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NA0467156Ono, M. | Kobayashi, S.   1250671971-04-05
Japan
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NA0467157Furuse, Miyoshi   56851974-05-11
Japan
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NA0467382Furuse, Miyoshi   75471974-12-22
Japan
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