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Taxa: Dactylis glomerata (Bromus glomeratus, Dactylis altaica, Dactylis polygama, Dactylis smithii, Dactylis woronowii, Festuca glomerata, Trachypoa vulgaris, Dactylis glomerata subsp. altaica, Dactylis glomerata subsp. himalayensis, Dactylis glomerata subsp. sinensis, Dactylis glomerata var. altaica)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TI:s.n.
3925Nakai, T   1909-06-07
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Kangwon-do, Wonsan, 元山, 39.147635 127.445827
SNUA-KYO:1214
3928Ohwi, J   1930-05-26
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Hamgyong-bukto, Kyongsong, Kyonson 鏡城, 42.76339 129.794444
SNUA-TI:s.n.
3929Yamagishi, S   1935-05-25
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Kangwon-do, Wonsan, 元山, 39.147635 127.445827
SNUA:s.n.
2153121Barkalov, Y; Y; Eremenko, NA   2003-00-00
Russia, Sakhalin, Yuzhno-Kurilsky, Tanfilyeva, 43.44 145.92
SNUA:s.n.
2153122Barkalov, Y; Y; Eremenko, NA   2003-00-00
Russia, Sakhalin, Yuzhno-Kurilsky, Zelyony, 43.5 146.13
SNUA:s.n.
2160953?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Tymovskoye, Tymovsky District, 50.85 142.66
SNUA:s.n.
2160954?   
Russia, Sakhalin, West Sakhalin mountain region, 48.6 142.43
SNUA:s.n.
2160955?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Poronai mountain region, 50.37 143.18
SNUA:s.n.
2160956?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Lamanon Coastal Region, 48.78 141.85
SNUA:s.n.
2160957?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Central (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) mountain region, 47.01 142.17
SNUA:s.n.
2160958?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southeastern Sakhalin, 46.63 143.3
SNUA:s.n.
2160959?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southwestern Sakhalin, 45.9 142.08
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Google Map

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