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

WTU:V
344293Birgit Semsrott   02671996-08-10
Russia, Kuril Islands, Ekarma, Kuril Archipelago: Ekarma, unnamed bay just east of Cape Shpilevoy, northwest corner of island, shoreline., 48.965833 153.922222
WTU:V
344291Birgit Semsrott   BS 00701996-08-04
Russia, Kuril Islands, Onekotan, Kuril Archipelago: Onekotan, inland of Nyemo Bay, south shore of river, above river plateau., 49.609444 154.821944
WTU:V
342894Birgit Semsrott   BS 00651996-08-04
Russia, Kuril Islands, Onekotan, Kuril Archipelago: Onekotan, inland of Nyemo Bay, south shore of river, above river valley on plateau., 49.609444 154.821944
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342892Birgit Semsrott   BS03721996-08-01
Russia, Kuril Islands, Matua, Kuril Archipelago: Mtua, next to dirt road going from military camp to freshwater lake., 48.045 153.231944
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