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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Dryopteris acutodentata (Dryopteris silaensis, Nephrodium kingii, Dryopteris filix-mas subsp. kingii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

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1887636Kuo, C.M.   1989-09-07
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Hualien, Shimen shan, 24.15111 121.28222
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2004597Wang, J.C.   1986-10-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Wuling farm-Hsinta campus, 24.34861 121.30556
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2024182Wang, J.C.   1986-10-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Wuling farm-Hsinta campus, 24.34861 121.30556
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2035643Wang, J.C.   1986-10-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Wuling farm-Hsinta campus, 24.34861 121.30556
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2040523Wang, J.C.   1986-10-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Wuling farm-Hsinta campus, 24.34861 121.30556
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1904702Y.Tateishi, Y.   1984-09-11
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Ilan, Nanhushanchuang-Nanhutashan, 24.36806 121.43861
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1892619C.M.Kuo   1981-08-07
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Miaoli, Yunglingshanchuan-Nanhushanchu, 24.37139 121.42083
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1993637Wang, J.C.   1987-06-12
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Tsueichih-369-shanchuang, 24.37639 121.21778
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2014170Wang, J.C.   1987-06-12
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Taichung, Tsueichih-369-shanchuang, 24.37639 121.21778
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2029388Wang, J.C.   1986-10-10
Taiwan, Province of China, Taiwan, Ilan, Hsinta campus-Chihyushan-Taosh, 24.42639 121.28
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