Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aster amellus, Aster amellus subsp. ibericus (Aster ibericus), Aster amellus subsp. bessarabicus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium

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NA0097951Tankersley, Boyce | Lobdell, Matthew | Marrocco, Vincent | Meny, Joseph | Zale, Peter | Chelidze, David | Dzamashvili, Manana   PCC16-GE1692016-08-30
Georgia, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Tetrobi Managed Reserve. 5 air km northwest of Gokio and ca 500 air meters east of the Chobareti River., 41.611056 43.38771, 2225m
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NA0515591Peterson, J.W.   J-25371976-07-08
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NA0515592Unknown Collector   
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NA0515593Wight, W.F.   8231906-07-31
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NA0515594Wight, W.F.   4961906-07-20
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NA0515595Wight, W.F.   6911906-07-28
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NA0547714Sirjaev, Gr. Iv.   1922-08-03
Russia
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NA0547715Reichenbach, G. Von   
Germany
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NA0547716Paun, M.   7371968-07-13
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NA0547717Parker, C.F.   
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NA0547718Goga, I.   1974-09-24
Romania
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NA0547719Martindale, Isaac C.   1878-00-00
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NA0547720Steintz, W.   1878-00-00
Hungary
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NA0547721Unknown Collector   
Germany
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NA0547722Ipse   1877-08-24
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NA0547724   
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NA0515621Wight, W.F.   8781906-09-04
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