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

WTU:V
348761Sarah Gage   SG 44631997-08-16
Russia, Kuril Archpelago, Paramushir, inland from western base of Vasil'yeva Peninsula., 50.022222 155.3975, 15m
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344052Sarah Gage   SG 23961996-08-15
Russia, Kuril Archpelago, Matua, lake on Pacific Coast side, near south point of island., 48.046111 153.226944
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343921Birgit Semsrott   BS 03991996-08-18
Russia, Kuril Archpelago, Iturup, Konservnaya Bay., 45.335278 147.992222
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338656Sarah Gage   SG 11661995-08-04
Russia, Kuril Archpelago, Urup, inland coastal margin of Otkrytyi Bay; at unnamed stream., 45.851944 149.768889, 1m
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338655Sarah Gage   SG 11661995-08-04
Russia, Kuril Archpelago, Urup, inland coastal margin of Otkrtyi Bay; at unnamed stream., 45.851944 149.768889, 1m
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338473Sarah Gage   SG 14351995-08-19
Russia, Kuril Archpelago, Ketoi, inland coastal margin in the environs fo Stochnyi River., 47.299167 152.503889
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