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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Neottia deltoidea (Listera suzukii, Neottia suzukii, Listera deltoidea, Listera uraiensis, Neottia uraiensis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TAIF:7
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1856986Chung, SW   2005-02-10
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Mt. Tsaikungkeng, 25.2 121.5
SNUA-TAIF:s.n.
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1871809Chiang, HL   1997-03-15
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Mt. Tsaikungkeng, 25.17722 121.525
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1887011Cheng, YB   1991-04-16
Taiwan, Province of China, Lupeishan, Roppeizan (Lepeisha, 24.76306 121.41778
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1896837Huang   1986-04-03
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipingshan, Taiheizan (Mt. Ta, 24.48972 121.52806
SNUA-TAI:s.n.
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1921556Suzuki-Tokio 鈴木時夫   1935-02-22
Taiwan, Province of China, Chiamushan, Kabosan, 24.81944 121.47889
SNUA-TAIF:s. n.
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1932282Anonymous   1983-04-02
Taiwan, Province of China, Yanhai log road, 24.16667 121.5
SNUA-TAIF:438
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1939757Lin, TP   1979-04-01
Taiwan, Province of China, Mt. Pataoerh, 24.86667 121.51667
SNUA-TAIF:438
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1939758Lin, TP   1979-04-01
Taiwan, Province of China, Mt. Pataoerh, 24.86667 121.51667
SNUA-TAIF:14480
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1952658Lu, SY   1984-04-12
Taiwan, Province of China, Chingshuishan, 24.25 121.63333
SNUA-TAIF:7
Neottia deltoidea (Fukuy.) Szlach.
1967131Chung, SW   2005-02-17
Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei, Mt. Pataoerh, 24.85 121.5
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