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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Eulophia graminea (Eulophia decipiens, Graphorchis graminea, Graphorkis decipiens, Graphorkis graminea, Graphorkis inconspicua, Eulophia gusukumae, Eulophia inconspicua, Eulophia ramosa, Eulophia sinensis, Eulophia ucbii, Eulophia venusta)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

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1855054Anonymous   1973-08-15
Taiwan, Province of China, Chiayi, Ptaiu, 23.38333 120.15
SNUA-TAIF:2
1863976Anonymous   2000-07-18
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Tanshui(淡水):水筆仔保護區, 25.18333 121.43333
SNUA-TAIF:1
1869211Liou, CK   2000-06-15
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Taipei(台北)-台大校園, 25.05 121.45
SNUA-TAIF:12
1875152Wang, BJ   1987-11-27
Taiwan, Province of China, Tainan, 南鯤?美軍海水浴場, 24.99056 121.56361
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1903505S.Sasaki 佐佐木舜一   
Taiwan, Province of China, Chihpen, Chipon (Tippon), 22.70972 121.04889
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1918290S.Sasaki 佐佐木舜一   1933-01-25
Taiwan, Province of China, Kaohsiung, Takao, 22.6275 120.28194
SNUA-TAIF:210
1954910Lin, TP   1975-04-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Nanao Stream, 24.43333 121.7
SNUA-TAIF:6
1963320Chung, SW   2003-06-30
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Taipei Botanical Garden(台北植物園)溫室, 25.03333 121.5
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1994828Taiya Kawakami 川上瀧彌   1909-03-17
Taiwan, Province of China, Peitou, Hokuto, 23.86667 120.51194
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1994848S.Sasaki 佐佐木舜一   1932-05-12
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipingshan, Taiheizan (Mt. Ta, 24.48972 121.52806
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2045554S.F.Huang   1994-07-03
Taiwan, Province of China, Chingmei, Keibi (Chinmei), 24.99056 121.53278
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