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Dataset: WTU-V
Search Criteria: Russia; Khabarovskiy; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Washington Herbarium, Vascular Plant Collection

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336993S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   161979-06-10
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy, Vicinity of abandoned village Totta; lake in the valley of river Chelasyn., 57.612621 137.301008
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341519S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   10681977-08-08
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy district, vicinity of village Ayan, pebbled neck between the Aleutian lake and the Okhotsk sea., 56.617992 137.658512
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336024S. Kharkevich, V. Yakubov   527b1978-07-15
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy district, SW spur of Dzhougdzhur range, mountain Palatka., 1222m
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336611S. Kharkevich, G. Yashenkova   527a1978-06-29
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy district, vicinity of village Nelkan, right bank of Maya river, 50 km stream of Nelkan, Vesyolyi range landmark Mountnoye, schistose scree.
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342335S. Kharkevich   384 b1977-08-31
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy district, vicinity of village Ayan, basin of river Uy.
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342334S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   381c1979-06-26
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy district, range Dzhougdzhour, basin of Lantar river, valley.
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341207S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   354a1977-08-18
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Maysky district, S shoulder mountain massif Topko (1906m).
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341208S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   354b1979-06-02
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Maysky district, vicinity of village Nelkan., 57.642679 136.190732
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341239T. Buch, G. Yashenkova   6981978-07-24
Russia, Khabarovskiy, Ayano-Mayskiy district, vicinity of village Kouroun-Ouryakh.
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