Search Results (List)

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

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NA0006903NACPEC 1996 Expedition   QLG-451996-09-08
China, Shaanxi, Hanzhong District, Foping County; Foping Nature Preserve, en route to Liang Feng Ya., 33.689167 107.864167, 2138m
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NA0023009Meyer, Frank N.   19771914-10-07
China, Gansu, Kuan Chuan.
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NA0023010Meyer, Frank N.   19051914-09-15
China, Shaanxi, Kuan Yin Tang., 1219m
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NA0023011Meyer, Frank N.   17501914-10-01
China, Gansu, Cheng Hsien; Chi Shan., 1829m
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NA0035395Rock, Joseph F.   246991932-04-01
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NA0423447Min-Xiang, Nie   921461992-05-31
China
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NA0423448Sheng, Qing, Zhao   10691989-07-21
China
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NA0423449Ching, R.C.   17811924-06-03
China
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NA0423450Tsang, Wai Tak   214231932-08-04
China
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NA0423451Jiang, Z.D. | Tao, G.F.   2281982-05-19
China
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NA0423452   
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NA0423453Chow   911973-00-00
China
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NA0423469Meyer, Frederick G.   91005281991-05-10
United Kingdom
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NA0423470Unknown Collector   1917-10-02
United States
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NA0423471Schneider, Camillo   8971917-09-29
United States

U.S. National Seed Herbarium

BARC
BARC001560Meyer, Frank N.   2163a
China, Paoki
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