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Taxa: Rumex maritimus (Rumex amurensis, Rumex aureus, Rumex longisetus, Rumex ochotskius, Rumex palustris, Rumex rossicus, Rumex maritimus subsp. ochotskius, Rumex maritimus subsp. rossicus, Rumex maritimus var. fueginus, Rumex maritimus var. ochotskius, Lapathum aureum, Lapathum maritimum, Lapathum minus... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TI:s.n.
30398Nakai, T   1914-08-14
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Ryanggang, Taehongdan, 農事洞, 42.015759 128.834953
SNUA-24:s.n.
30397Uchiyama, T   1902-07-00
Korea, Republic of, Seoul, Yeongdeungpo, 永登浦, 37.521163 126.911975
SNUA:s.n.
2153645Barkalov, Y; Y; Eremenko, NA   2003-00-00
Russia, Sakhalin, Yuzhno-Kurilsky, Polonskogo, 43.63 146.32
SNUA:s.n.
2155672?   
Russia, Sakhalin, South Sakhalin lowland, 46.74 142.81
SNUA:s.n.
2155673?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southeastern Sakhalin, 46.63 143.3
SNUA:s.n.
2155661?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Northeastern Sakhalin, 51.96 143.08
SNUA:s.n.
2155662?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Poronaysky, Poronaysky district, 49.22 143.12
SNUA:s.n.
2155663?   
Russia, Sakhalin, West Sakhalin mountain region, 48.6 142.43
SNUA:s.n.
2155664?   
Russia, Sakhalin, South Sakhalin lowland, 46.74 142.81
SNUA:s.n.
2155665?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southeastern Sakhalin, 46.63 143.3
SNUA:s.n.
2155666?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southwestern Sakhalin, 45.9 142.08
SNUA-N/A:s.n.
2224576Komarov, V.L.   1895-07-16
Russia, Amur Oblast, Arkharinsky, Domikan on Bureya, 49.686 129.874
SNUA-N/A:s.n.
2224577Komarov, V.L.   1896-07-18
China, Heilongjiang, Mudanjiang, Eliijan, 45.354 128.731
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