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Taxa: Sagina maxima subsp. crassicaulis (Sagina crassicaulis, Sagina maxima var. crassicaulis, Sagina maxima f. crassicaulis, Lycopodium obscurum f. strictum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA:s.n.
Sagina maxima var. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) H.Hara
2153646Barkalov, Y; Y; Eremenko, NA   2003-00-00
Russia, Sakhalin, Yuzhno-Kurilsky, Anuchina, 43.37 146.01
SNUA:s.n.
Sagina maxima var. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) H.Hara
2153647Barkalov, Y; Y; Eremenko, NA   2003-00-00
Russia, Sakhalin, Yuzhno-Kurilsky, Yuri, 43.42 146.07
SNUA:s.n.
Sagina maxima var. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) H.Hara
2153648Gage, S   2006-00-00
Russia, Sakhalin, Yuzhno-Kurilsky, Tanfilyeva, 43.44 145.92
SNUA:s.n.
2155266?   
Russia, Sakhalin, East Sakhalin mountain region, 50.29 142.97
SNUA:s.n.
2155267?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Lamanon Coastal Region, 48.78 141.85
SNUA:s.n.
2155268?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Central (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) mountain region, 47.01 142.17
SNUA:s.n.
2155269?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Susunay mountain region, 47.07 142.9
SNUA:s.n.
2155270?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southeastern Sakhalin, 46.63 143.3
SNUA:s.n.
2155271?   
Russia, Sakhalin, Southwestern Sakhalin, 45.9 142.08
SNUA-HYO:s.n.
Sagina maxima subsp. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) G.E.Crow
561992?   1969-08-07
Japan, Tokushima, Mima-gun, Waki-cho Otaki-yama, 33.46 134.03
SNUA-INM:s.n.
Sagina maxima subsp. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) G.E.Crow
694498?   1942-04-12
Japan, Kanagawa, Tsukui-gun, Fujinomachi, 35.61718 139.1441
SNUA-KPM:s.n.
Sagina maxima subsp. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) G.E.Crow
774966?   2019-10-14
Japan, Nagano, Kamiina-gun, Nanakubo Senninduka to Yodagiri-kawa, 35.674031 137.890688
SNUA-INM:s.n.
Sagina maxima subsp. crassicaulis A.Gray (S.Watson) G.E.Crow
694499?   1964-07-17
Japan, Iwate, Shimohei-gun, 39.46 141.947
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