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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Chrysojasminum humile (Jasminum humile var. glabrum, Jasminum humile var. revolutum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-INM:s.n.
645408?   2010-09-12
Japan, Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, 35.67272 139.70256
SNUA-INM:s.n.
645499?   2011-05-08
Japan, Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, 35.67272 139.70256
SNUA-KURA:s.n.
1081476?   1930-09-05
Japan, Okayama, Soja-shi, 34.7198 133.6542
SNUA-KURA:s.n.
1086839?   1950-05-23
Japan, Okayama, Asakuchi-gun, 34.5929 133.7145
SNUA-KURA:s.n.
1088478?   1960-12-25
Japan, Okayama, Soja-shi, 34.7198 133.6542
SNUA-KURA:s.n.
1092210?   1913-08-13
Japan, Okayama, Katsuta-gun, 35.281389 133.878889
SNUA-OSA:s.n.
1301144?   1968-05-30
Japan, Osaka, Katano-shi, 34.75658 135.69125
SNUA-OSA:s.n.
1326000?   1966-06-13
Japan, Kyoto, Kyoto-shi, 35.05675 135.63705
SNUA-FFPRI:s.n.
1372218Y. Hayashi   
Japan, Tokyo, Hachioji-shi, Asakawa Experimental Forest, Forestry and Forest P, 35.646756 139.272852
SNUA-FFPRI:s.n.
1372219Y. Hayashi   
Japan, Tokyo, Hachioji-shi, Asakawa Experimental Forest, Forestry and Forest P, 35.646756 139.272852
SNUA-FFPRI:s.n.
1372220Y. Hayashi   
Japan, Tokyo, Hachioji-shi, Asakawa Experimental Forest, Forestry and Forest P, 35.646756 139.272852
SNUA-HCM:s.n.
1502602?   1997-08-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Naka-gun, Oisomachi, 35.31067 139.29402
SNUA-HCM:s.n.
1505342?   1984-06-28
Japan, Kanagawa, Ashigarakami-gun, Oimachi, 35.33 139.1749
SNUA-YAMA:s.n.
1662137?   1933-08-06
Japan, Yamagata, Sakata-shi, Hiyoriyama-park, 38.91506 139.83658
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1883888Sasaki, S.   1918-04-10
Republic of China (Taiwan), Taiwan, Taipei, Taipei city, Taihoku Taipei, 25.04611 121.51194
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1992818Y.C.Jeng   1977-03-01
Republic of China (Taiwan), Taiwan, Taipei, NTU campus, Teidai, 25.01583 121.53583
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