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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Akebia longeracemosa (Akebia quinata var. longeracemosa)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TAIF:-1
1872995ANONYMOUS   1979-08-17
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taitung, Wukou, 23.26667 120.96667
SNUA-TAIF:4936
1930444Wang, C.M.   2001-05-06
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Chiayi, Tefuyeh, 23.46694 120.75194
SNUA-TAIF:s.n.
1986415Liu, S.H.   2003-03-24
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Nantou, Tungpu, 23.55 120.91667
SNUA-TAIF:-1
1872689ANONYMOUS   1987-09-20
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Hualien, Lushui, 24.16667 121.5
SNUA-TAIF:s.n.
1857889Kuo, C.M.   1977-04-18
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Lishan, 24.26667 121.23333
SNUA-TAIF:-1
1867873ANONYMOUS   1981-04-30
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Huanshan, 24.31194 121.28472
SNUA-TAIF:3
1849871Anonymous   2000-07-04
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Wuling(武陵):武陵農場, 24.3525 121.30194
SNUA-TAIF:s.n.
1851604Shih, B.L.   1996-05-18
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Ssuyuan, 24.38333 121.33333
SNUA-TAIF:3
1969475Anonymous   2000-09-02
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Ssuyuan, 24.4 121.36667
SNUA-TAIF:4
1862097Chiu, S.T.   1998-03-20
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Hsinchu, Huayuan village, 24.64944 121.14694
SNUA-TAIF:s. n.
1938630Anonymous   1918-04-07
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Hsinchu, Neiwan Neiwan, 24.71667 121.16667
SNUA-TAIF:564
1941029Lin, H.W.   1994-04-08
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Shipei, Li-dou, 25.01667 121.75
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