Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aster spathulifolius (Aster oharai)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium

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NA0102998Scanlon, Martin | Tunison, Kevin   SI-2006-0062006-08-03
Russia, Sakhalin, Korsakov District, Ozerskiy, Sakhalin Island., 46.501733 143.309817, 4m
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NA0103040Tunison, Kevin | Scanlon, Martin   SI-2006-0072006-08-03
Russia, Sakhalin, Korsakov District, Ozerskiy, Sakhalin Island, southeastern peninsula of Sakhalin Island along the coast of Aniva Bay south of Tobuti Ko inlet (Busse Lagoon/Laguna Busse); ocean side of dune., 46.50185 143.31, 4m
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NA0022992Meyer, Frederick G. | Creech, John L. | March, Sylvester G.   173411978-11-17
Japan, Kyushu, Nagasaki Prefecture, Goto Islands; Narushima, Naru-Machi, Shiwa-Ura.
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NA00433891985 Expedition to South Korea   38811985-10-23
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Wando Gun; Chudo Island; Wando Up., 34.18 126.46
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NA00433901984 Expedition to South Korea   28791984-10-26
South Korea, Gyeonggi-do, Taeyonpyong; Taeyonpyong Island; N side of village, Ongjin Gun., 37.663889 125.716667
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NA00433911985 Expedition to South Korea   36381985-09-23
South Korea, Jeollanam-do, Yeri; Taehuksan Island; S end of village, Shin An Gun, Huksan Myon., 34.65 125.45
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NA00433921984 Expedition to South Korea   27771984-10-14
South Korea, Gyeonggi-do, Sonjin Dong; Taechong Island; NW of village at seaside, Ongjin Gun, Taechong Myon., 37.825 124.716667
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NA0515714Meyer, Frederick G.   1971-10-08
United States
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NA0547291Yoon, Pyung Sub   1985-11-16
South Korea
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