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Taxa: Arachniodes cavaleriei (Aspidium cavaleriei, Dryopteris sphaerosora, Polystichopsis cavaleriei, Rumohra cavaleriei, Arachniodes acuminata, Arachniodes guangxiensis, Arachniodes obtusiloba, Arachniodes pseudocavalerii, Arachniodes sphaerosora, Arachniodes triangularis, Dryopteris cavalerii, Polystich... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TNS:s.n.
98887?   1933-09-07
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Shimoyaku-mura, 30.313 130.5105
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
138910?   1972-08-27
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
183258?   1982-08-19
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
247270?   1982-08-19
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
326802?   1960-08-01
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
365234?   1960-07-03
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
427837?   1933-09-07
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Shimoyaku-mura, 30.313 130.5105
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
428298?   1982-08-19
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
446607?   1960-07-03
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
465354?   1982-08-19
Japan, Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, Yaku-cho, 30.2792 130.6038
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1910179Suzuki Tokio   1940-06-07
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Miaoli, Tunghsiao, Tusyo, 24.48833 120.67583
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
2022179Suzuki Tokio   1940-06-21
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Miaoli, Mentuyoushan, Mentoyuzan, 24.56139 121.12389
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1915412S.Suzuki   1928-11-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taipei, Wulai, Uraisya, 24.86278 121.53444
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