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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Gastrochilus pseudodistichus (Saccolabium gastrochilus, Gastrochilus fuscopunctatus, Saccolabium fuscopunctatum, Saccolabium hoyopse, Saccolabium pseudodistichum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TAIF:s.n.
1863871Anonymous   1935-02-14
Taiwan, Province of China, 文山郡?天山, 24.76667 121.31667
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1863872Anonymous   1938-10-24
Taiwan, Province of China, Chiayi, 新高郡巒大山, 24.76667 121.31667
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1870042Anonymous   1974-01-29
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Chiachiuling, 24.86667 121.48333
SNUA-TAIF:11
1870043Anonymous   2001-10-11
Taiwan, Province of China, Hualien, Yuen Mei, 23.86667 121.55
SNUA-TAIF:1461
1936977Liou, CK   2001-01-19
Taiwan, Province of China, Mt. Chingshui, 23.26667 121.26667
SNUA-TAIF:1461
1946160Liou, CK   2001-01-19
Taiwan, Province of China, Mt. Chingshui, 23.26667 121.26667
SNUA-TAIF:1351
1950476Liou, CK   2000-04-26
Taiwan, Province of China, Kaohsiung, Yuyushan, 23 120.71667
SNUA-TAIF:1
1961536Liou, CK   2001-11-20
Taiwan, Province of China, Taoyuan, Tamanshan(塔曼山)--??西魔山, 24.78333 121.45
SNUA-TAIF:1
1961537Liou, CK   2001-11-20
Taiwan, Province of China, Taoyuan, Tamanshan(塔曼山)--??西魔山, 24.78333 121.45
SNUA-TAIF:6
1967674Chung, SW   2003-05-16
Taiwan, Province of China, Ilan, Mt. Ayu, 24.78333 121.6
SNUA-TAIF:s.n.
1982658Liou, CK   2001-05-31
Taiwan, Province of China, Nantou, Meifeng, 24.1 121.18222
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1991247Suzuki-Tokio 鈴木時夫   1939-04-01
Taiwan, Province of China, Taranan, 24.7875 121.475
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