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Taxa: Vigna radiata (Azukia radiata, Phaseolus abyssinicus, Phaseolus aureus, Phaseolus radiatus, Phaseolus hirtus, Pueraria chaneti, Rudua aurea), Vigna radiata var. sublobata (Vigna stipulata, Phaseolus sublobatus, Phaseolus trinervius, Phaseolodes sublobatus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-E,KYO:436
Vigna radiata (L.) R.Wilczek
82255Faurie, UJ   1906-08-00
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Nampo, Waudo-guyok, in Chinnampo culta, 39.147725 127.446422
SNUA-KYO,N/A:437
Vigna radiata (L.) R.Wilczek
82274Faurie, UJ   1906-08-00
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Nampo, Waudo-guyok, in Chinnampo culta, 39.147725 127.446422
SNUA-KYO:139
Vigna radiata (L.) R.Wilczek
93455Taquet, EJ   1907-07-00
Korea, Republic of, Jeju, Seogwipo, Quelpaert in agris culta, 33.264908 126.55847
SNUA-PE
4177104758崔友文   1949-09-18
China, Inner Mongolia, 包头市, 礼真, 40.5 110.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109685普查队   1959-09-00
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109687傅沛云   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, XX, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109688傅沛云   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109689傅沛云   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109690傅沛云   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109691傅沛云   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177109692傅沛云   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-IFP
4177110450药调队   1984-07-31
China, Inner Mongolia, 兴安盟, XX, 46 122
SNUA-IFP
4177110451药调队   1984-07-31
China, Inner Mongolia, 兴安盟, XX, 46 122
SNUA-PE
4177109693中德队   1956-08-17
China, Liaoning, 葫芦岛市, 园艺试验场, 40.4 120.5
SNUA-PE
4177113518中德队   1956-08-14
China, Jilin, 通化市, 试验站, 41.7 125.7
SNUA-PE
4177113519中德队   1956-08-14
China, Jilin, 通化市, 试验站, 41.7 125.7
SNUA-PE
4177114001中德队   1956-08-04
China, Heilongjiang, 哈尔滨市, 库全井站, 46 126.6
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