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Taxa: Citrus maxima (Aurantium decumana, Aurantium maximum, Bogenhardia grandis, Citrus costata, Citrus decumana, Citrus grandis, Citrus kwangsiensis, Citrus obovoidea, Citrus pampelmos, Citrus pompelmos, Citrus pyriformis, Citrus sabon, Citrus aurantium var. decumana, Citrus aurantium var. grandis, Citru... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TAIF:16
1861393Anonymous   1996-05-07
China, 四川省南川縣, 三泉, 25.03389 121.5
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1893770花田延平   1943-05-13
Taiwan, Province of China, Lanyu, Orchid Is. (Botel Tobag, 22.05639 121.51444
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1896500Huang   1972-02-25
Taiwan, Province of China, Kaohsiung, Shanping (Sanping), 22.97278 120.67583
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1898906野仲忠?   1933-06-25
Taiwan, Province of China, Chihshanyen, Sizangan (Chushan, 25.09389 121.51583
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1907972Huang   1972-02-25
Taiwan, Province of China, Kaohsiung, Shanping (Sanping), 22.97278 120.67583
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1911147S.Sasaki 佐佐木舜一   1933-08-01
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei-shi, Taipei city, Taihoku, 25.04611 121.51194
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1995378Yoshimatsu Yamamoto 山本由松   1937-07-30
Taiwan, Province of China, Luyehhsi, Pasikaukei, 22.87139 121.01167
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
2003283W.S.Tang   1984-03-29
Taiwan, Province of China, Huantiden, Mt. Huangtitien (Mt, 24.99333 121.66639
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
2013124C.F.Chuang   1981-03-10
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei-shi, Taipei city, Taihoku, 25.04611 121.51194
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
2023476C.F.Chuang   1981-03-10
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei-shi, Taipei city, Taihoku, 25.04611 121.51194
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Google Map

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