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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Chrysoglossum ornatum (Ania maculata, Chrysoglossum erraticum, Chrysoglossum formosanum, Chrysoglossum maculatum, Tainia maculata)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TAIF:7
1857027Chung, SW   2004-06-10
Taiwan, Province of China, Nantou, Lienhuachih, 23.91667 120.88333
SNUA-TAIF:28
1863919Yang, SJ   1983-07-28
Taiwan, Province of China, Pingtung, Tahanshan, 22.4 120.76667
SNUA-TAIF:5
1870296Anonymous   2002-03-22
Taiwan, Province of China, Taoyuan, Pafuyuehling, 24.78333 121.46667
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1880309Lin, TP   
Taiwan, Province of China, Kaohsiung, Shanping (Sanping), 22.97278 120.67583
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1885165Lin, TP   
Taiwan, Province of China, Kaohsiung, Shanping (Sanping), 22.97278 120.67583
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1895700Hsu, CC   1973-03-31
Taiwan, Province of China, Tienchih, 23.27972 120.91306
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1909674Huang   1994-03-19
Taiwan, Province of China, Chachayehtunshan, 22.36944 120.73028
SNUA-TAIF:2
1963145Lee, PH   2003-06-10
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Fushan, 24.26667 121.56667
SNUA-TAIF:6
1977168Chung, SW   2003-07-01
Taiwan, Province of China, Taitung, Taimali Logging Trail, 22.6 120.95
SNUA-TAIF:7
1985692Chung, SW   2005-04-08
Taiwan, Province of China, Hualien, Mt. Hsinkang, 23.15 121.31667
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
1999951Yamamoto, Y   1930-04-03
Taiwan, Province of China, Taitung, Hsinkangshan, Sinkosan, 23.15556 121.32889
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
2042757Matuda Eizi   1918-07-06
Taiwan, Province of China, Wuweishan, Buwizan (Buizan), 22.50833 120.69278
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